Sentences with phrase «documentary footage»

She also interviewed people at the film's production company about their own love lives, which became the basis for the faux documentary footage of couples scattered throughout the film.

Writing about horror movies that present themselves as raw documentary footage is an exercise in creatively repeating yourself.

These insights are made up of real documentary footage and help to build upon the narrative.

Each project is full of reality - style documentary footage and candid interviews with your favorite rap artists.

It would be nice to see a fresh transfer of the 16 mm documentary footage, but that's almost certainly too much to ask.

I suspect those images are considered socially acceptable specifically because they occur within documentary footage.

Only the final documentary footage — of kids with disabilities visiting the aquarium to see the dolphin — rescues a genuine inspirational note to the film's conclusion.

The immersive environments incorporate documentary footage, architectural interventions, primary documents, and narrative structures and allow visitors to interact with the material in intimate and direct ways.

To date, the series has released twenty - one five to ten minute films crafted from over 200 hours of original, high - definition documentary footage.

In case you need more convincing though, we have documentary footage of the making of the game above and below.

It meshes the story of a fictional, alienated divorcee (Barbara Baxley) with documentary footage of life in Los Angeles shot by several remarkable photographers, including Haskell Wexler, Jack Couffer, and the extraordinary Helen Levitt.

The film combines documentary footage of actual funeral processions along with vivid re-enactments; the film is a poetic rumination on death and the ways in which the living honor the dead.

Doneen fills in some of these gaps with documentary footage from past BBA raids and also with beautiful flashback animated sequences from Jason Carpenter, who did similar duties on Guggenheim's He Named Me Malala.

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That complex self - consciousness is apparent from The Last Metro's opening scenes, which mix documentary footage with period re-creations, including shots of contemporary film posters (Christian - Jaque's La symphonie fantastique, Bel Ami, Louis Delluc's Fièvre, Emil Jannings in Le président Krüger), to impart the texture of life during the occupation.

The film begins in January 1939, when Nationalist Franco forces entered Barcelona unopposed and actual documentary footage shows an influential Francoist General addressing his audience in a speech welcoming the Catalan surrender to the national cause.

The performance is, in actual fact, startlingly chilling, since it bears an unsettling resemblance to the behavior displayed by serial killers like Henry Lee Lucas and Ted Bundy, both as documentary footage portrays them, and as they portrayed themselves.

Fortunately, employing its tried - and - true aesthetic — a docudrama visual approach; portentous narration; real - life documentary footage inserted into key moments — it hits its stride in Episode 4.

(Williams implies that his performance was inspired in part by documentary footage of Jeffrey Dahmer.)

Filming began in September 1945 and this was the first Hollywood movie to present documentary footage of the Holocaust.

Lee told Cannes that he included graphic documentary footage of a protester killed at a 2017 white supremacist rally in his new movie BlacKkKlansman because the world needs to acknowledge the horrific reality of racism.

The film US - shot documentary footage combines with a madcap satire of modern Belgrade in this uncategorisable arthouse favourite.

McMoney uses documentary footage to add a deep sense of realism to the game.

Gibney weaves together documentary footage of the Iranian president touring Natanz — which US intelligence used to figure out the exact computers and equipment there — along with compelling graphics of the actual Stuxnet code as Symantec researchers explain its use.

Football fans stormed onto the social media website to share with the world the names of players that they knew only through stories from their parents and grandparents, and from old documentary footage.

Apparently taking real World War II documentary footage as its model, Spielberg's invasion of Omaha Beach was shot documentary - style.

It's an extraordinary sequence, alternating documentary footage of orphans looking at the camera with Taji's playful and compassionate responses to them, and culminating with a powerful tracking shot that moves down an endless corridor away from her.

Lee works in occasional documentary footage of the Vietnam War, or the Apollo moonwalk, but these clips seem like bulletins from Neverland.

Long - lost documentary footage of»70s stars emerges and makes an oft - revisited era fresh and exciting.

«We had this beautiful documentary footage unearthed from the mid -»60s where we got to go into their home and see them and watch them,» Nichols said.

Meanwhile, on Truman - era console televisions, Clooney shows us what appears to be actual archival documentary footage of the same sorts of folks saying horrible things about the possibility of living next to African Americans.

Another thespian demystifying Richard III, Al Pacino combines documentary footage exploring the play with low - budget stagings.

Most of this is additional documentary footage.

- Documentary footage produced by National Geographic with James Cameron that brings the world's leading RMS Titanic experts together to discuss why and how the ship sank

In Polley's documentary, that recollection is accompanied by home - movie images of them building a snowman — conventional documentary footage, you might say.

Only devoted, hardcore horror movie fans would commit themselves to watching 400 minutes of behind - the - scenes documentary footage that covers all twelve «Friday the 13th» movies in more extensive detail than you could probably imagine.

One striking precedent for playing fiction against powerful documentary footage is The Savage Eye, a 1959 black - and - white independent feature cosigned by Joseph Strick, Ben Maddow, and Sidney Meyers.

(2000), the breakthrough film in which Fontainhas residents (most notably Vanda Duarte) play fictionalized versions of themselves as documentary footage depicts the demolition of their neighborhood, Costa first immersed himself in the community, shooting over 150 hours of footage as a one - man crew.

It's an era we're so used to seeing in B&W whether in a film made in those decades or on documentary footage of those times, that colour representation of it can look unreal particularly if proper attention is not paid to era - appropriate make - up techniques, hair - styles, costuming and physical props, and the way in which people held their bodies.

What I adore about Rare Replay is collecting badges for playing the games and doing specific challenges, by doing so you unlock documentary footage.

Although documentary footage recording the filmmaking process existed, Ligon chose to use the imperfect visuals in the final presentation.

Rapture, the work that earned her attention at the 2000 Whitney Biennial and in surveys of video art, could almost pass for documentary footage after the Iranian revolution.

Electrical Gaza by Rosalind Nashashibi is equally concerned with a specific place, but focused on restrictions of movement, interspersing documentary footage of people living and working in Gaza with animated scenes to suggest temporal as well as spatial isolation.

Marianna Simnett's The Udder, meanwhile, was shot on a dairy farm and mixes often gruesome documentary footage of cows» robotically milked udders with a dreamy vision of kids at play.

In her films, Hao has fused her own documentary footages, excerpts from TV dance programmes and dance scenes from war - themed movies to discuss the concept of «dancing in a historical context».

Having also made animations culled from well known documentary footage — the O.J. Simpson trial as well as the Zapruder film of the JFK assassination — it is clear that he mines popular culture in addition to art and photo history to garner his source materials.

The most successful include Elisabetta Benassi's live reading of Mark Twain's King Leopold's Soliloquy, a satire of European colonial rhetoric read from a train - stop shelter composed of massive plaster bones; and Maryam Jafri's photo and text installation, which contrasts documentary footage of the political transitions of midcentury African independence movements with the historical record as presented by multinational corporate information conglomerates such as Corbis and Getty Images.