Sentences with phrase «constant camera motions»

The opening section alone evokes this seeming contradiction: Hu's constant camera motions, cutting judiciously to closer and closer views of the central fort, tease out so much of the haunted textures that define roughly two - thirds of the film, but crucially never come close to spelling out the layout of the structure.

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There's a beguiling serenity about all the slow - motion space movement that is slyly undermined by some clever positioning of the camera to convey the sense of Keir Dullea (Mail Order Bride) and Gary Lockwood (The Magic Sword, They Came to Rob Las Vegas) being under constant scrutiny on the ship.

The Post is a film that feels in constant motion, where the camera is often hurtling forward to catch up to the drama, which here takes the form of heated negotiations between Post publisher Katharine Graham and her editor Ben Bradlee around the ethics and efficacy of continuing to publish the Papers after the Times had raised the ire of the Nixon administration.

The camera remains in nearly constant motion, though not in a distracting, hyperactive sense.

The camera capturing this zips along at a good pace, moving left to right in a tracking shot, meaning one side of the image is in constant motion and the other is almost still: an unusual and highly interesting effect.

There's still no close - ups or any kind of traditional editing, but the camera is still in constant motion (much like it is in Noah Baumbach's classic Kicking And Screaming (# 4, 1995), just out on a very nice Criterion DVD).

The camera in Mambo is in constant motion, floating back and forth, up and down as it traces the remembered life of a depressed young woman, but it never moves in or out: it can't get any closer to her, and can't pull away.