Sentences with phrase «display of the film sets»

You can also visit the imposing sail training ship that's moored by the Maritime Museum, the military cemetery and a display of the film sets.

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During production of the film, director Josh Trank displayed «erratic» and «very isolated» behavior on set.

It's the set - up of studio films like Rough Night and Game Night, which see the likes of Scarlett Johansson and Jason Bateman display increasingly absurd levels of agita.

But unlike other dark comedies to make the jump («Mean Girls» director Mark Waters» «The House of Yes» comes to mind), Finley displays a natural cinematic instinct, treating the baroque, marble - lined mansion where the film principally unfolds not as a closed - in set, but a kind of tiger sanctuary, prowling the location in long, restless takes — whether it's stalking an SUV up the gravel driveway or lurking behind a door jam, carving knife in hand, while two characters stare each other down in the adjacent room.

His film relies far more on the strengths of its female leads than those of the males, hence Reilly's skill set isn't really ever put on full display.

Although one expects a raunchy good time, the film does employ a tedious display of body fluids, all of which are represented in one form or another, and so predictably set up that those susceptible to nausea at gross - out moments should have no problem turning their gaze elsewhere prior to these displays occurring.

The two roles set the template for much of the film career that followed, as Rickman displayed a remarkable aptitude both for sneering villainy (Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, the Harry Potter films) and for deep melancholy, whether quiet (Sense and Sensibility) or otherwise (Dogma, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy).

That doesn't imply Neeson won't ever use his explicit set of abilities once more, however in the meanwhile it sort of feels he's that specialize in films and TV displays that don't require him to slap evil - doers foolish.

Set in the fictional country of Zubrowka (a very fine bison - grass vodka IRL), the film displays an unbelievably precise, irreverent and occasionally very funny eye for the minutiae of a vaguely Germanic, vaguely Eastern European country marked by recognizable, if allegorical 20th century history.

Hansen - Løve sets herself apart from the horde of stylistically similar teen films with her elegance, in the subtle cues that mark a leap forward in time, or the tacit displays of affection and arousal.

But with its dark, grimy Dickensian squalor (courtesy of one of Shepperton Studios» most authentic sets — now sadly dismantled), Oliver Reed's memorably chilling arch crim Bill Sikes, and at least one shocking murder, the film also displayed a level of foreboding darkness capable of scaring the bejesus out of younger viewers.

Extensive exhibitions at Tate St Ives and Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and the permanent display at the Barbara Hepworth Museum, provide sumptuous settings for many of the works included in this film.

For example, Sherman's ground - breaking Untitled Film Still # 41 (1979), which opens the show and depicts a staged set - up of the artist as a glamorous actress in a striped bathing suit, displays a grainy texture, achieved by accident when the top came off the can of film she was developing.

Composed of more than 20 events, presentations, and exhibitions, Pratt Shows includes fine art installations, film screenings, readings, and industry trade shows, setting Pratt's collaborative and interdisciplinary approach on display.

The pavilions will undergo a radical reconstruction, and more than twenty artists and designers of all ages, ranging from established to emerging ones, will contribute to creating a different kind of exhibition format, one that will appear closer to a film set than a conventional art display.

Julian Göthe has chosen the antiquarian bookstore window as the ideal context for his work, relating as it does to the forms of display and interior design used in the elegant window - dressing of luxury shops and above all in film sets.

Now on view at the Museum of Modern Art, this addicting and idiosyncratic 13 minute film explores various creations myths, through a dizzying display of modern and ancient artifacts and images which open and close in windows on the screen, set against a hip hop beat and spoken word poetry on the origins of life, in some ways taking aim at the history and science of anthropological collections.

The exhibition includes Christian Marclay's cinematic collage and working timepiece The Clock (2010); Sarah Lucas» biomorphic sculpture series NUDS (2009 - 10); George Shaw's hallucinatory paintings of West Midlands council estates; Elizabeth Price's seductive and unsettling film User Group Disco (2009) set to an 80's soundtrack; Maaike Schoorel's atmospheric paintings; Matthew Darbyshire's exploration into taste and display in An Exhibition for Modern Living (2010) and Duncan Campbell's examination of the public persona of Britain's youngest ever woman MP, Bernadette Devlin in Bernadette (2008).

On display is an installation of paintings that re-purpose materials used during the process of painting, a group of dark paintings that utilize paint sludge, and a series of paintings that are based upon film stills used in studio settings.

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