Sentences with phrase «fictional scenes»

It's a docu - social - realist adventure, with fictional scenes in a real setting.

Some of the design images and photographs in this document may be of actors depicting fictional scenes

This earnest, likely fictional scene sets up Lincoln as a man of the people, without prejudice or pretense.

Wright and McCarten stage an entirely fictional scene in which the prime minister rides the London Underground and holds court with the common folk, asking their opinions of the war and whether Britain should hold fast in its resistance to the Nazi invasion.

Most laughable of all the film's many fictional scenes dressed up as fact is a visit by Mr. Churchill to the London Subway.

Whenever I write fictional scenes featuring «special ops» personnel or exotic military hardware, I have to consult and rely on actual experts.

Often isolating the dolls and photographing them situated in tiny, austere settings, Simmons uses fictional scenes to make observations about real life.

Each of her creations is a detailed fictional scene made entirely from thread, wool and fibres.

Douglas began with an interest in documentary and later moved on to direct fictional scenes with actors, costumes and props.

Yiadom - Boakye describes her work as being ahistorical, set amidst fictional scenes which are enhanced by the titles of each piece and cites artists like Chris Offili and Lisa Yuskavage as influences on her practice.

Fans of Harry Potter and magic, rejoice: Universal Orlando is expanding its Wizarding World of Harry Potter with a new area based on the books» fictional scenes in Diagon Alley and London.

His meticulous paintings depict fictional scenes that explore interactions between his subjects in dreamlike circumstances.

Today the technology is in the hands of a building - materials company called RavenBrick LLC, whose «thermoreflective» windows and walls bring to life my fictional scenes in which buildings adapt to changes in the environment.

For Caravaggio, the lack of a detailed background (sacrificing a sense of location for shadows), was a form of «tromp l'oeil» an illusory visual trick, which is designed to persuade the viewer of his painting to believe that a fictional scene is actually occurring right in front of them.

Gursky's large - scale photograph, Rückblick, constructs a fictional scene in which German political figures sit in front of Barnett Newman's painted investigation into the sublime, Vir Heroicus Sublimis.