Sentences with phrase «for dramatisation»
Power point of Ganesh, the Hindu God of new beginnings, used to open discussions about new classes for September and a prompt for dramatisation, mask making and writing our own prayers.
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However this doesn't matter to the viewer, the artistic licence makes for a great piece of dramatisation.
The tightly edited action sequences are redolent of the old «Cops» TV show with their swaggering, spiralling confrontations, whereas the shots of townspeople voicing support for the Autodefensas present a sobering dramatisation of grassroots politics.
Supposedly Steven Soderbergh's final film (for a while at least), Behind the Candelabra is a dramatisation of the final decade or so of the life of Liberace, played by Michael Douglas.
Playing out of competition, Stephen Frears» latest is a dramatisation of Ali's court case standing up for his right to not be drafted into fighting in the war in Vietnam.
You braced for the worst, and the situation was dire, yet it was an incredible dramatisation.
An absorbing dramatisation of the downfall of a US TV celebrity — but definitely not for kiddy - winks.
It's a dramatisation of the Leopold - Loeb murder case, which also served as the basis for Hitchcock's Rope (1948) and Richard Fleischer's Compulsion (1959), in which a couple of languidly decadent Jewish homosexuals take to consummating their passion by murdering an arbitrarily - chosen small boy.
I loved The Way with Martin Sheen, for example, and very much enjoyed Reese Witherspoon in Wild, so I was looking forward to A Walk In The Woods a dramatisation of a marathon hike undertaken by the popular writer Bill Bryson.
For example, when reading a Sherlock Holmes story with a Year 9 class, several students thought that the photo on the front of their reading books was Conan - Doyle, but it was in fact a colour still of Jeremy Brett from the 1980s television dramatisation.
In Dramatisation (1978) for example, Dubuffet brings together 42 - elements to create an energetic assemblage of large and small figures and abstractions.
In Dramatisation (1978) for example, Dubuffet brings together 42 - elements to create an energetic assemblage of large and small figures and abstractions.