Sentences with phrase «dramatic competition which»

Glassland will screen as part of the World Cinema Dramatic Competition which screens 12 films from emerging filmmaking talents around the world.

Not exact matches

A decision by the Trump administration to use national security to protect an industry would be among the most dramatic — and risky — moves in the president's trade agenda, which seeks to limit what he regards as unfair foreign competition.

War itself is only the most horrible and dramatic of the many evil fruits of our present organized system of exploitation and the philosophy of life which exalts competition instead of cooperation.

The team won out over the 31 6A high schools that participated in the 2018 high school Literary Team competition, which features events in Dramatic Interpretation, Extemporaneous Speaking, Boys Quartet, Solo, Girls Trio, and Dramatic Interpretation.

This was her first competition after suffering a concussion on Oct. 8 which sidelined her for three weeks, but she took first in Freestyle 3 interpretive, second in dramatic spotlight and footwork and third in light entertainment and rhythmic ball.

Faculty members protected by tenure kept their jobs, but mathematicians who had not yet attained it found themselves facing sharply heightened competition, which produced an «unprecedented 12 percent unemployment rate for new American mathematics PhDs» and «a dramatic decrease in the probability of obtaining a position in research universities,» the article says.

COLD IN JULY, Jim Mickle's feature adaptation of the Joe Lansdale cult novel in which Hall stars with Sam Shepard and Don Johnson, recently premiered to significant acclaim in US Dramatic Competition at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival.

In addition to his studio films, Monaghan garnered excellent reviews and a lot of buzz at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival for his performance in JAMIE MARKS IS DEAD, which was a Sundance 2014 Official Selection in the dramatic competition.

(Courtesy Sundance Institute) A teacher (Maggie Gyllenhaal, left) fights to help a gifted 5 - year - old student (Parker Sevak) in Sara Colangelo's «The Kindergarten Teacher,» which will screen in the U.S. Dramatic competition of the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.

(Photo courtesy of Sundance Institute) Danielle Macdonald plays Patricia Dombrowski, a New Jersey teen with dreams of becoming a famous rapper, in the comedy Patti Cake $, which will screen in the U.S. Dramatic competition of the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.

Jennifer Phang is the 2015 recipient of the inaugural San Francisco Film Society Women's Filmmaker Fellowship, which provides a grant of $ 40,000, office, networking and development support toward a genre project.At Sundance 2015, Jennifer Phang's sophomore feature Advantageous won the U.S. Dramatic Competition Special Jury Prize.

The film, which is playing in the U.S. Dramatic Competition premiered this past Friday.

Similarly, the story of how this film, which premiered Saturday night in Sundance's U.S. Dramatic competition, got made can sound fairly straightforward and direct.

Tarik Saleh, director of «The Nile Hilton Incident,» which won the Grand Jury Award in the World Cinema Dramatic competition, recounted his experiences being detained before every flight he's taken since 9/11 and reminded the audience that a majority of Americans didn't vote for Trump.

Gerard Barrett's Glassland (pictured) was chosen for the World Cinema Dramatic Competition, which screens 12 films from emerging filmmakers around the world.

These films have higher pedigrees than a section like Next, and usually come with enough of a known quality that they don't really belong in Dramatic Competition, which is designed to reward new talent.

«Sorry to Bother You,» which also features Terry Crews, Omari Hardwick, Steven Yeun, Jermaine Fowler, and Danny Glover, is one of the 16 films in Sundance 2018's U.S. Dramatic Competition.

«Blaze,» which also stars, Alia Shawkat, Josh Hamilton, and Charlie Sexton, is one of the 16 films in Sundance 2018's U.S. Dramatic Competition.

«Burning Sands» is one of 16 narrative feature films that has been chosen to play during the festival's Dramatic Competition, which offers audiences a first look at groundbreaking new voices in American independent film.

Sorry to Bother You, which had its world premiere in the U.S. Dramatic Competition categoryat the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, is a genre - defying work, taking place in a modern day alternate reality version of Oakland, CA where telemarketer Cassius Green discovers a magical key to professional success, propelling him into a macabre new universe.

Cascades are a specific (and dramatic) aspect of the narrative competition that occurs constantly in populations, driven mainly by emotive memes that push psychologial hot - buttons within us, and which cascades arise when a particular narrative encompassing a range of co-developing memes crosses a threshold of dominance (in a relatively short space of time).