Sentences with phrase «filming the documentary allowed»

Filming the documentary allowed Dellmaggiore to see first hand how chess, and other non-core subjects, allowed teachers to educate and engage kids in a different way, she said.

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In the early part of last year, McLaren allowed Amazon Prime go behind the scenes and film a documentary on the team's 2017 season.

With a midwife, but no doctors, Lake gave birth in a bathtub at her home to her second son Owen seven years ago, and she even allowed it to be filmed for the documentary «The Business of Being Born.»

In his recent documentary film Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, Ben Stein linked Darwinism to Communism, Fascism and the Holocaust.

At the start of the documentary, Saeed takes a new assignment in Pittsburgh that he intends to be his last, and allows Cabral and Sutcliffe to tag along, letting them film his classified documents and his text messages — both with the agency and with his target.

The original A Nightmare on Elm Street also gets a Blu - ray debut this week, featuring all the supplements from the earlier DVD «Infinifilm Special Edition» release (two commentary tracks, alternate endings, three documentary featurettes), plus the Blu - ray exclusive interactive «Focus Points» mode, which allows instant access to alternate takes and behind the scenes footage while watching the film.

The documentary feel to the film brings us deep inside the world where money and education are lacking, yet allows us to briefly walk in another's shoes to better understand a young man's life and choices.

But whereas other cinematic studies like Gomorrah (about modern Sicily) and the documentary Dancing with the Devil only wallowed in such viciousness, this film plunged deeper, gripped harder, and yet always allowed glints of humanity into such darkness.

Unlike most recent documentaries, who seem intent on doing nothing more than dictating and informing, The Royal Road is an exception, a film that allows viewers the room to breathe and, more importantly, to think.

She also had a sly dig at the fact her own acclaimed documentary, «Tig,» wasn't nominated for Best Feature even though the category was allowed to expand to six films this years («Not honored to not be nominated»).

Some celebrity teachers have had documentaries filmed in their classroom, which allow you to watch them teach and learn about their projects.

A documentary style short film that allows an informal glimpse into the studio and the thoughts of the artist, at a particular time, giving context on works done and those to come.

The island life allows her to finish upcoming projects, including a film called A Love Letter to My People, also a documentary on Gerald Vizenor, and a book called Violence No More (Arp Press), as well as an anthology of Indigenous curatorial writing and more.

Although Zakrzewski's oeuvre has occasionally veered toward the ephemeral and as a whole may seem somewhat erratic (in the early»70s, he made documentary films and staged happenings), it has always engaged in an «esthetic play» that allows him to explore the processes of memory, fantasy, and identification.

Apparently his «seventeen + months of research» allows him to declare that Al Gore's 2007 documentary film, the last word in climate science, is based on a lie.