Sentences with phrase «when documentarian»

One of Broomfield's hastier exposés (for starters, it was shot entirely on consumer DV instead of his typical 16 mm), Aileen 2 became a film more or less on the spur of the moment when the documentarian was subpoenaed to testify at one of Wuornos's pre-execution hearings.

Similarly, when documentarians Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini moved into the narrative world, they brought their old techniques with them.

Not exact matches

A former documentarian whose understanding of the human condition often results in movies with realistic and honest personalities, Arcand has seemingly cornered the market in cerebral, character - driven stories in an era when computer - generated explosions fill the multiplexes.

Although women continue to fare better in documentary work, Martha Lauzen's 2015 study shows that only 37 % of documentary producers, 34 % of executive producers, 29 % of directors, 29 % of writers, 23 % of editors, and 13 % of cinematographers are women.101 When it comes to the industry recognizing and awarding female documentarians for their directorial works, women are at a complete disadvantage.

His only true source of stability, his relationship with Sylvia (Charlotte Gainsbourg), is upended, as is the life of his Jewish documentarian mentor and father - in - law (László Szabó), when Ismael's wife Carlotta (Marion Cotillard), who disappeared twenty years earlier, returns, and, like one of Hitchcock's fragile, delusional femmes fatales, expects that her husband and father are still in thrall to her.

It won't take you long to wonder: Why am I watching Melissa Leo play a warmly sympathetic version of documentarian Laura Poitras when I could be watching the real thing?

And if you've seen Laura Poitras» Oscar - winning documentary Citizenfour (2014) you've already experienced the most exciting part of the story, when he spills the beans to a pair of reporters and a documentarian in a Hong Kong hotel.

Documentarian Amy Berg makes her feature debut with a slow burn of a mystery, one that takes cues from her amazing fact - based films, Deliver Us from Evil and West of Memphis: the banality of evil, the inequities of the criminal justice system, the abuse that can occur when those who are supposed to love and protect the innocent and vulnerable don't have the best intentions at heart.

Hayek concluded her remarks by calling for more «equality, diversity, inclusion and intersectionality,» which were celebrated throughout the evening, from the visibility of Latino projects («The Shape of Water,» «Coco» and «A Fantastic Woman») and transgender artists (the actress Daniela Vega and the documentarian Yance Ford) to glorious appearances from such veterans Eva Marie Saint, Rita Moreno and screenwriter James Ivory, who became the oldest Oscar winner in history when he won the award for best adapted screenplay.

It Might Get Loud Where: Red Vic Movie House, 1727 Haight St., 415-668-3994 When: Dec. 16 - 17 Why: Oscar - winning documentarian Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth) assembles three legendary guitar gods — Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, U2's The Edge and Jack White of the White Stripes — to reflect on the formation of their unique sounds, their creative processes, and to play never - before - released samples of their latest compositions.