Sentences with phrase «how fictional narratives»

Pedro Barateiro presents sculptures, drawings and a video through which he tries to understand how fictional narratives influence and manipulate reality and events on a global scale.

Not exact matches

Add to these factors how compellingly a good narrative story can tie it all together — think of Oliver Stone's JFK or Dan Brown's Angels and Demons, both equally fictional.

«Detroit» director Kathryn Bigelow and «The Florida Project» director Sean Baker explain how they were drawn to the space that blends fictional narratives with stories rooted in facts for their films.

It's hard to find a moment in here that feels forced or set - up; Minervini appears to create a fictional narrative from his documentary footage, and it's fascinating to see how well his methods evoke Sara's inner struggles with such potency.

In a previous blog post I explained how creative nonfiction uses thorough research, facts, and real people and events as well as fictional techniques like scenes and narrative arcs.

This dominant narrative surrounding the inevitability of female objectification and victimhood is so powerful that it not only defines our concepts of reality but it even sets the parameters for how we think about entirely fictional worlds, even those taking place in the realms of fantasy and science fiction.

To help increase his credibility the defendant could spend the next half a day explaining all the plot points in his planned story in detail, how the research he did was relevant to specific plot points, and generally provide an extensive enough narrative that it seems likely this story had been being built on for some time as claimed and isn't a fictional story; but it's still a long time to provide only minor increase in credibility.

Our parents» relationships and other couples» marriages — including the fictional narratives we see in art and entertainment — all provide examples of how marriage works, but seldom are those examples reliable ones.