Sentences with phrase «fictional family»

Similarly, I considered how fictional families, not unlike real ones, can challenge a protagonist unlike any other external or internal force.

I think the Sullivan's (Bella Andre) and the MacKenzie's (Jennifer Ashley) are my favorite fictional families, at least for books

You could easily imagine that with all the hilarious — and, well, less than hilarious — antics of his fabulous fictional family Fang, Kevin Wilson might have some serious family issues of his own.

Consider the narrative impact of experiencing fictional family photo albums, sci - fi computer dossiers, fake newspaper clippings, video blogs from your characters, etc..

Wantee brings together fictional family members who «knew» Schwitters, and is intended to explore «generational divides and artistic legacy».

Join us for the next installment of The SimuLife Diaries, where I learn how Ruben discovered OpenMind had bled into our world, and have a delightful home - cooked meal with a completely fictional family.

One of my favorite fictional families is Bella Andre's Sullivan family!

But the negative remarks were followed by an outpouring of support for the fictional family made up of a black dad, white mom and their young daughter.

To help us understand their plan, let's follow a fictional family, Bill and Susan Scott and their daughter Kathy when they visit one of those churches.

In my next post here on TillHeComes, «When Friendly Isn't Enough,» we'll follow a fictional family as they visit the church for the first time and look at not only what they see, but also at what happens behind the scenes both during their visit and in the following weeks.

And I knew what I did not want - I did not want for my family to in any way to resemble the fictional family portrayed in the first chapter of Babywise.

Meanwhile the Steel Belt setting affords additional echoes of Springsteen-esque blue collar life as Abrams tints in the personal problems and concerns of his fictional families (Super 8 was shot in Weirton, West Virginia, the same town Michael Cimino used for The Deer Hunter).

«Director's Viewfinder: Creating a Fictional Family» (15 mins.)

For the first thirty seconds or so of «Director's Viewfinder: Creating a Fictional Family,» Levy relates the same story he did on the start of his commentary track.

It's even mentioned that next door is a vacant lot owned by the city as to infer that is where the old house that Craig T. Nelson and his fictional family once lived until it was sucked into a supernatural vortex.

It's now common knowledge that filmmaker Richard Linklater and his four central actors — Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke as the parents, Lorelei Linklater (the director's daughter) as the older sister, and Ellar Coltrane as Mason — shot the film over the course of 12 years to watch not just Mason but everyone in the fictional family grow up and evolve over time.

Directors Viewfinder: Creating a Fictional Family (5 minutes) allows Levy to talk about the making of the film and shows how he worked with the kids during filming.

The money earned from selling those fish supports the player's fictional family.

For this fictional family, the pessimism is partially justified: although the specific challenges vary from one generation to another, being Korean in a foreign country is an ongoing struggle.

That novel is, in part, about a fictional family's complicity in the Holocaust.

From the oak - lined - avenue entrance to the fictional family portraits, everything about this beachfront resort feels like an authentic antebellum mansion.

Thankfully, a Facebook support group has been established to help people like me, people who have accidentally and unintentionally blasted their fictional families with a searing gust of Arctic wind.

He plastered the outside with printouts of Instagram posts from a fictional family — an extension of what he has been doing in galleries that feels less pretentious in its unusual setting.

He eventually published 140 pictures along with text by Langston Hughes in The Sweet Flypaper of Life (1955), a fictional family album that tenderly captures intimate moments of domestic life both in Harlem and seemingly everywhere.

It details a fictional family tree that resembles my actual family, (my actually family are also cast members), including the invented cousins, Taiwan and Kaye Braswell.

In focusing on the family trauma at the heart of The Brood, Breitz pays tribute to Cronenberg's ability to draw audiences into psychological identification with his characters, suggestively adding the voices of her own family to a palimpsest that already folds Cronenberg's family narrative into that of the fictional family in The Brood.

Fictional cereal being eaten in the fictional restaurant by the fictional family must be cleared before the box can be put on the table.

We illustrate the application of this framework to the fictional family of Willy Loman, the central character of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman.