Based on the novelby Thomas Cobb and directed and scripted by Scott Cooper, a newcomer with aneye for
the natural beauty of the film's Southwest setting, Crazy Heart is the story of a rollingstone on a lost highway, a talented singer - songwriter paying the price forliving out the lyrics of his own songs.
Based on the novel by Thomas Cobb and directed and scripted by Scott Cooper, a newcomer with an eye for
the natural beauty of the film's Southwest setting, Crazy Heart is the story of a rolling stone on a lost highway, a talented singer - songwriter paying the price for living out the lyrics of his own songs.
Not exact matches
Shot on beautiful 35 mm stock, Lincoln is a
film filled with
natural beauty as seen through the keen eyes
of Spielberg and Kamínski.
Part Deer Hunter, part Winter's Bone, Scott Cooper's new
film casts a haunted image
of ugliness scarring
natural beauty, whether it's the steel town petering out and leaving a rusted carcass in a Pennsylvania valley, or the human nastiness up in the hills on the Jersey border.
Shot in one such actual town in West Virginia, the
film presents numerous striking images
of natural beauty (Rachel Morrison is the cinematographer), which don't rouse the movie from its narrative torpor.
Cinematographer Masanobu Takayanagi captures the contrasts as the
film shifts between the languishing town and the
natural beauty of rural Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The Tree
of Life is his latest effort, a
film dominated by images
of breathtaking
natural beauty on a scale ranging from the intimate to the unfathomably vast.
The
film also looks gorgeous thanks to the exquisite work
of cinematographer Masanobu Takayanagi, who in keeping with the overall tone, eschews obvious grandiose scenes to simply showcase the
natural beauty along the way.
Herzog has made the savage
beauty of nature one
of his themes throughout most
of his fiction
films, so perhaps it's only
natural that he has moved onto explicitly non-fiction explorations
of some
of nature's most remote locales.
Not only does that reading explain the fervent use
of voice - over, never more present here, recounting and musing on each experience with that hushed, inimitable whisper, but it also explains the unique aesthetic
of Malick's
films: his desire to capture fragmented but ideal forms
of corporeal,
natural and architectural
beauty, rendered so by Emmanuel Lubezki's superlative cinematography and some elliptical, compelling editing.
But Danny Boyle's
film still captures Utah's Canyonlands National Park in all its rugged glory, and gives viewers a sense
of the
natural beauty that characterizes our 45th state.
Rather like an extremely damped - down There Will Be Blood, Reichardt's
film — based on historical events — depicts one group's journey through the Oregon Trail in 1845 as a trek through a hauntingly empty and alien landscape, with cinematographer Christopher Blauvelt exquisitely taking in the
natural beauties of the settings while framing the increasingly desperate wanderers in wide shots to emphasize, in part, their ultimate smallness within the wild west.
Set in Argentina, director Efron lovingly
films the backdrop, squeezing every bit
of natural beauty from the landscape.
Baker's Project, about lives on the edge
of disaster and despair, nevertheless pulses with life and
natural beauty, adding up to the most devastating and euphoric
film experience
of 2017.
That vast setting ensured a
film full
of colorful, varied
natural beauty along with some ecological basis and tie - in potential.
The
film is directed with a keen eye for
natural beauty, and the Vienna countryside is captured elegantly without seeming superfluous, inducting cultural setting into the
film without turning the romantic nature
of the setting into a cliché.
From the visually abstract meditations on mortality in Decasia (2002) to the haunting exploration
of a historic
natural disaster in The Great Flood (2012), his found - footage
films are anchored by an abiding fascination with the ephemerality
of physical media and the
beauty of its disintegration.
«The Great
Beauty» The
natural ending points
of scenes and beats come and pass in Sorrentino's decadent and unruly look at Rome's fading high - rollers, but amazingly I rarely felt the urge to argue against the
film's intoxicating atmosphere.
The
film introduced many
of the elements that would earn Malick his passionate following: the enigmatic approach to narrative and character, the unusual use
of voice - over, the juxtaposition
of human violence with
natural beauty, the poetic investigation
of American dreams and nightmares.
The
film was shot in Oregon, where Friedkin and company really take advantage
of that state's
natural beauty, resulting in some breathtaking photography.
Also worth a visit for the
natural beauty of the area (there is a ruin there but not spectacular) is atop the Kulen mountains, where the river bottom is carved with lingas and a lovely picnic area is found beside a waterfall (part
of Tomb Raider was
filmed there).
A selection
of new
films featuring the 56 - room boutique property are now available on YouTube and showcase the hotel's five - star product and the breathtaking
beauty of its
natural surroundings in Khao Lak.
Jordan's
natural beauty is all around, best displayed in dramatic Wadi Rum, used for the
filming of «Lawrence
of Arabia».
In photographs, sculptures, installations, and
films, Goldsworthy documents his explorations
of the effects
of time, the relationship between humans and their
natural surroundings, and the
beauty in loss and regeneration.
The 43 - minutes - long
film depicts the sublime
natural beauty of oceans, while emphasising their role in shaping human history.
The
film's elliptical narrative weaves together cinematic, literary, philosophical and artistic traditions, where spaces
of human ruin and
natural beauty abound.