Sentences with phrase «constructed piece of film»

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However, Vaugn does a great job in assembling these pieces and constructing a film that is a refreshing and charming piece of cinema.

The trademark pre-title sequence is intense and masterfully constructed, and is arguably the best piece of film in the entire movie.

It's a talk piece, but never dull, and if there is any downside to the film, it's the somewhat unnatural feel of many of the conversations, a rather contrived approach to plotting that is perhaps unavoidable when constructing interlocking storylines with a common theme.

When the film premiered at the festival on May 19, TheWrap called it «a long, scathing, brilliantly funny film with a jaw - dropping set piece... It is a bold, generous and marvelously constructed exploration of its director's favorite question: «Aren't we humans a sorry lot?»»

Unlike most films, where the composer would create the music based on what happens on the screen, it is said that Leone worked the opposite way, constructing scenes to fit the pieces of music.

This is the type of film that will inspire a multitude of essays (both visual and written) and think pieces about how Villeneuve and DP Roger Deakins (who also shot PRISONERS with the auteur) construct their bold visual narrative alongside screenwriter Taylor Sheridan's written one.

Gerwig constructs the film like memory in a way that's easy to place ourselves into its hero's shoes (really, any character's shoes, for the film thinks all of its folk are heroes), we remember pieces and snippets of a longer narrative, only to later gild them with meaning thanks to time and distance.

Activities — designed to suit different age - groups — include games and activities to develop identification and analysis of different camera shots, learning how to construct a story and use character analysis in scriptwriting, analysing use of sound, expressing thoughts and opinions on a piece of film and exploring mise - en - scene.

Torres constructs a counter narrative in the form of a fictitious gardener at the Menil Collection in Houston, who is depicted in two photographs in the three room exhibition as well as in a film The Schlieren Plot, n.d., that involves both of the Smithson pieces.

Hamilton was compelled to construct the piece through repeated viewings of the 1956 film version of Moby Dick (where the character of Queequeg was played by a European), in which Captain Ahab's crew tied knots.

Ten inch sections of film were printed onto long strips of photographic paper and then mounted in rows, forming a final constructed piece which I called a composite... What I am talking about is complexity... There is no particular point of entry or procedure to the seeing; it is a multiplicity of elements operating in an aleatory manner.»

The artists have drawn on hundreds of these self - portraits and combined them with medical footage, educational film and text to construct a piece that interrogates what it means to build a body of work of the body, and for the body to become a work itself.