Sentences with phrase «cinema gives us a moving»
Historically, American film has accompanied depictions of death with some kind of mark of registration, either from characters, machines, or stylistic cues, because, unlike photography's stillness, cinema gives us a moving image.
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He seemed to be moving towards a more personal cinema (there were autobiographical elements in The Hairdress's Husband), but now with Tango (15) he has done something of a U-turn, with a selfconsciously outrageous black comedy about what used to be called «the sex war», before anybody had given the subject much thought.
Netflix has angered distributors by being reluctant to release its original films in cinemas, a move that led the Cannes film festival to announce that only titles given a full theatrical release could compete for the Palme d'Or.
We all know Robson was special, but quite how special is underlined in an enthralling, uplifting and moving new documentary which is being given a limited cinema release next week.
British art critic and journalist Louisa Buck suggests «perhaps it was a childhood spent watching movies from the projection box of an east London cinema, where his father was manager, that gave Woodman an affinity with intense visual experience» (Moving Targets: A User's Guide to British Art Now, Tate Gallery, 1997).