Sentences with phrase «film out of the territory»

Not exact matches

The film enters difficult territory when we realise our two white protagonists are trying to throw out the only black member of the city council.

Some employees of an international arms dealer go out into the Hungarian wildeness for a weekend company retreat, only to find themselves menaced by a group of militants who don't like having them around their territory in this modestly budgeted dark comedy / horror film from Christopher Smith, who also directed Black Death (with Sean Bean).

The one - liners tossed out during the heat of battle are mild enough to keep the film in PG territory, which means they're so neutered as to be uninteresting.

But if the construction is awkward, the film's balancing of tones is surprisingly deft; what begins as a raucously funny rom - com for the «Sideways» set gradually segues into a more melancholy study of what it takes to make relationships work, in or out of marriage, before the third act slides effectively into unisex weepie territory.

The sales art out of AFM positions the film, tonally, in Ocean's Eleven territory, while the synopsis clarifies a few roles for some of the actors.

It's actually kind of astonishing that this is Simien's first film — that he'd try to tackle such tricky territory so sharply and with such honesty right out of the gate.

He treads comfortable territory but, notwithstanding Izzard's best efforts, the film falls far short of ever being laugh - out - loud funny.

A 1971 documentary on the construction of the film's inhabitable mise - en - scène (which includes rather condescending voice - over regarding Julie Christie's place in the «man's territory» of British Columbia), cast and filmmaker filmographies, and McCabe & Mrs. Miller's theatrical trailer round out the disc.

Retreading «Prisoners» territory to an extent that at times makes you wonder if they're two parts of some sort of Canadian auteur experiment that no one else is in on, what is lost in the transfer, however, is any of the Villeneuve film's subtlety or shading, and we are left only with its most lurid, credulity - stretching highlights, with all other textures blasted out to snowy blankness.

Retreading «Prisoners» territory to an extent that at times makes you wonder if they're two parts of some sort of Canadian auteur experiment that no one else is in on, what is lost in the transfer, however, is any of the Villeneuve film's subtlety or shading, and we are left only with its most lurid, credulity - stretching highlights, with all other texture blasted out to snowy blankness.

Animated film Animal Crackers is taking a bite out of Cannes, with Arclight Films bringing the film to the market and making sales in key territories.

Instead, after a memorable street fight with Michelle over cookie - selling territory, Helen pretty much vanishes, and the film veers off into a hostile takeover of the brownie enterprise, followed by a ham - fisted office stunt in which Michelle duels it out with Renault.

From her early staged images with vaguely intimated story lines to her recent, structuralist - influenced films, Sharon Lockhart's work has consistently staked out an ambiguous territory between the photographic and the cinematic - a location where the flow of narrative and the stasis of repetition intersect.

This film below and the feature image at the top of this post have been sourced via the NT Frack - free Alliance, a diverse group of community members, Traditional Owners, environment groups and landholders established in response to NT government plans for a roll - out of the shale gas industry across the Territory.