Sentences with phrase «film collection at»

She is really a film buff, and we have a huge film collection at MoMA.

It features voice - over by Jan Wengström, curator of archival film collections at the Swedish Film Institute.

Her films are distributed by Canyon Cinema, Filmmaker's Co-op, and are in the permanent film collections at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the University of Colorado — Boulder.

Not exact matches

This exhibit of photographs, films, and models from the University of Texas's collection offers a look back at Bel Geddes's futuristic design aesthetic and the many ways it has shaped our present.

The book, a wide - ranging collection of essays from artists, film critics and social analysts as well as doctors, nurses and scientists, has its origins in a women's conference at the University of Kentucky in 1989.

The SS15 collection is very cohesive and at the same time shows a wide range of different cuts, materials and interpretations of Matthew Barney's film River of Fundament, which Braganza used as a source of inspiration.

The breathtaking Erdem Fall 2012 collection; Behind the scenes drama at Fashion Week; Burberry's beautiful Fall rain; one of my favourite films, Manhattan; Audrey Hepburn's divine orange coat in Breakfast At Tiffany'at Fashion Week; Burberry's beautiful Fall rain; one of my favourite films, Manhattan; Audrey Hepburn's divine orange coat in Breakfast At Tiffany'At Tiffany's.

The grunge elements were still there, mixed with a heavy dose of Western, so that the collection looked like the remains of a Ralph Lauren collection at the end of a Western - themed horror film.

To be fair, the game IS an excellent attempt at a polished addition to a now tiresome franchise, if you loved the Ridley Scott and James Camerons heralded Alien films, and like me, consider Predator as a must - have classic in the DVD collection, you won't put down the controller.

What follows are behind - the - scenes looks at the filming of the movie, a collection of galleries, and the original trailer to the movie.

Still, if viewers are arriving to this collection of films — it unfortunately doesn't come in a Blu - ray alternative — on the back of Midnight in Paris then I'm sure they'll be surprised, enraptured, confused and elated all at various points.

He responded with an enthusiasm that was beyond just fandom: he compared her films to classics like «Picnic at Hanging Rock» and «Scenes from a Marriage,» indoctrinated her second film into the Great Movies collection, and often rewarded her work with four stars.

Warren Buckland, by contrast, picks up exactly these aspects which do not fit and argues that these films do indeed represent something new, something that is not classical at all; his edited collection, Puzzle Films: Complex Storytelling in Contemporary Cinema, offers a number of interesting perspectives on just what is new about these films (2).

Some Herbie fans may like that the Beetle has a larger role than the second film and these folks probably won't be deterred from adding this to their collection at any rate.

Thor Ragnarok box office collection day 1: This Chris Hemsworth starrer superhero film has raked Rs 9.91 crore at the Indian box office on its opening day.

Apart from the obligatory chapter stops (15, in this case), there are unfortunately no supplemental bonus features, except for a small collection of trailers for films like Echelon Conspiracy and Wrong Turn at Tahoe, the latter being the latest of many straight - to - video flicks starring Cuba Gooding, Jr..

Glastonbury (15) Running time: 135 min *** Julian Temple's loving documentary may at first appear to be aimed at the sort of music fan who prefers Glasto streamed live to their TV.But this collection of archive and commissioned footage from 36 years of England's greatest music festival is likely to appeal more to diehard fans than non-festival-goers, since it revels in precisely the eccentricities that makes the armchair people dive for cover.Most of this film is a structureless, rambling celebration of Glastonbury's boozy, hedonistic, liberated, political and frequently bonkers character rather than of the actual music: great if you were at the party, presumably less great if you weren't.

The film is an exhausting collection of airplane CGI Firefox - style and heroic slow - motion establishing shots with shutter - staggered sprints through minefields, tripwires, and large - calibre gunfire that would be more at home in a chop - socky Van Damme opera.

A Legendary Pictures production acquired by Netflix after the film parted ways with Universal earlier this year, Spectral is a big action movie with a tinge of sci - fi to it, anchored by an appealing collection of character actor or perennial supporting players at its centre (James Badge Dale, Emily Mortimer, Stephen Root and Bruce Greenwood among them).

The special features aren't the greatest around, but it's a nice collection of bonus material that should at least please fans of the film.

After a weekend that saw the latest Marvel superhero film absolutely destroy all competitors at the box office (as well as bring in a couple of kids wearing a trenchcoat trying to Vincent Adultman their way in), the Lamar - curated collection of original songs accompanying the film also shot its way to number one.

This collection of production - diary - style footage finds Brian De Palma on the set of his 2002 film Femme Fatale directing the shoot, a process that — as seen in these specific clips — includes rehearsals with actors Rebecca Romijn and Antonio Banderas, working through movement / blocking and fight choreography, and the management of the movie's bravura opening setpiece that takes place at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival.

Or at least the co-creator: The film posits that Milne's young son assembled the characters (from his collection of stuffed animals) and wandered with them through the nearby woods while dad, in a rare spate of attentiveness, took a lot of notes.

Unfortunately, the film lacks even the most banal of structures, meaning that it's a hodgepodge collection of scenes that don't flow well at all.

Nominated for best film and best director at last year's Spanish Goya Awards, Truebo also picked up the Silver Shell for best director at the San Sebastian Film Festival, adding to his collection, which includes an Oscar in 1994 for Belle Époque in the best foreign language film category.

To celebrate what would have been Orson Welles» 100th birthday, Mr Bongo Films are releasing a collection of much sought after and rare films from the acclaimed director, including a brand new restored 50th Anniversary Edition of Falstaff: Chimes at Midnight.

Our film came out at the height of the DVD market, that moment when people actually bought DVDs for their home collections.

This beloved cult - film - to - be not only enabled me to attend a scoring session, but to visit the composer's home where I marveled at his antique toy collection — showing me just how many varied interests that Horner had beyond music.

This brings to mind a collection of other far - left - leaning pop - films that find our way of life — the concept of the American Dream itself — particularly dubious: Nightcrawler's gaze at death incurred by corporate lingo and unregulated industries, A Most Violent Year's lament for the impossibility of moral management, Foxcatcher's conception of America as a land of slaves and slavemasters, Fury's abject refusal to render Americans the «good guys» even when fighting fascism, the entirety of Inherent Vice.

Included is an excellent new audio commentary by the always informative film historian / author Troy Howarth; an additional audio commentary by director Peter Duffell and author Jonathan Rigsby; a new 10 - minute interview with second assistant director Mike Higgins; A-Rated Horror Film, a 17 - minute vintage featurette about the film featuring interviews with director Peter Duffell and actors Geoffrey Bayldon, Ingrid Pitt, and Chloe Franks; the English and Spanish theatrical trailers for the film, both in HD; 4 radio spots; an animated image gallery with 68 stills containing on - set photos, promotional materials, and advertisements; and a collection of Amicus radio spots and still galleries for Asylum, At the Earth's Core, From Beyond the Grave, Madhouse, Scream and Scream Again, Tales from the Crypt, The Beast Must Die, The Land That Time Forgot, The Mind of Mr. Soames, The People That Time Forgot, and Vault of Horror.

There's a diverse collection of Ready Player One inspired experiences appearing at SXSW and a portion of them will be made available to VR arcade operators before the film premiere.

by Melissa Wellham A classic Silent film, a satire and a collection of Scorsese shorts - Melissa takes a look at some recent and up - coming DVD releases.

By this point, you may well be weary of hearing about «Back to the Future,» given how much press the time - travel trilogy received when the first movie hit the big 3 - 0 earlier this year, but at some point you'll find yourself wanting to revisit the fun of these three films, and that's when you'll want to have a copy of this five - disc set in your collection.

At the same time as the film entered pre-production, Refn began editing a coffee table book comprising his personal collection of vintage exploitation movie posters.

Find out by taking a look at the collection of space fantasies, fishy fantasies, and horror films now available for you to enjoy from the comfort of your very own home!

Less really is more with this excellent collection of films with running times of 90 minutes or less, available to stream right now at SBS On Demand.

The bonus features are led by a collection of short featurettes that look at many aspects of film, the crew and connections to the original film.

Criterion's Blu - ray release is downright superb, fans of the film urged to snatch it up for their personal collections at their earliest convenience.

Lionsgate's Blu - ray is everything it should be, delivering a terrific feature presentation and one of the strongest collections of bonus features assembled for a single film at a standard list price.

Disney producer and filmmaker Aimee Scribner took some time out to speak to me about the collection, how her career at Disney got started, and the process behind the short films and animated features.

We should be thankful that these films are still in viewable condition at all, much less the pristine presentations found in Criterion's Blu - ray collection.

Eden was, to my mind, the finest film in the strongest collection of Seattle and Washington - born and - based filmmaking ever screened at SIFF, in a line - up that was framed by opening night film Your Sister's Sister (from hometown hero Lynn Shelton, whose recent work put independent Seattle filmmaking on the map) and closing night film Grassroots, shot in Seattle and based on the book by former Stranger political reporter Phil Campbell.

Included in the bonus extras are a collection of uncut and / or deleted scenes, the theatrical trailer and the featurette Dead Poets (which offers a look back at the making of the film with director Peter Weir, as well as new interview footage with actors Ethan Hawke, Robert Sean Leonard, and many others).

But it's a rich and exciting collection of films, however you look at it:

There's no fruit in looking at Conquest as a Christ parable, but there's endless fruit in looking at The Passion of the Christ as a big - budget version of an exploitation / snuff film, packed to the rafters with disturbing suggestions about societal order (gays suffer a lot at the hands of Gibson's fantasies — women, mostly, at Fulci's), and flying in under the radar of social acceptability where Fulci's films have been relegated to the fanatic's collection and the last independent movie store in your state.

It's loosely based on parts of a 14th - century collection of Italian novellas called The Decameron, and there's a shaggy, improvised feel to the film which at times feels fresh, given the setting, and at others gives it a feather - light flimsiness.

Features an English language introduction, the «Storyboard Presentation of the Movie» (which replays the entire film soundtrack to a slideshow of storyboards and sketches) and «The World of Ghibli,» a collection of featurettes (both Japanese and English language productions) on the film and the English adaptation, plus interactive peaks at other Miyazaki features.

At once a brilliant riff on Star Trek and also one of the best Star Trek movies ever made, Dean Parisot's film revolved around the aging stars of a once - popular sci - fi TV series called Galaxy Quest who, after attending yet another sci - fi convention, are beamed up into space by a group of aliens that think the TV series was a collection of «historical documents.»

While we at Silver Screen Riot are not racing to the finish line before we've seen the likes of Rogue One, Martin Scorsese's Silence or a number of other potential contenders for the title, there is a collection of films that we do feel comfortable ranking: that of the horror persuasion.

Raazi box office collection day 3: Alia Bhatt's film continues to show growth at the box office.