A consummate raconteur, Fancher recounts episodes from his remarkable life — including romantic misadventures with silver - screen stars, wayward acts of chivalry, jealousy, and friendship — matched with
a parallel world of film and TV footage wherein Fancher plays cowboys, killers, fops, cads, and the occasional hero.
Not exact matches
«When the
World Breaks» is a
film about creativity and survival during the Great Depression
of the 1930s, with striking
parallels to today.
I liked some aspects
of the
film, but the finale was bizarre, well I suppose that's to be expected; the whole
film is based in a Strange
parallel world and so one has to expect the bizarre and the unexplained but the way the villain was dispatched with was forced and his eye make - up was, well eye make - up when in fact it was meant to be the partial disintegration
of his body... If there is a sequel it will be interesting to see where they go.
The
film, written by Cahill himself and co-star Brit Marling, unfolds the story
of a
parallel world, a new planet identical to our own Earth.
There can be an argument for overkill — as if we're stuck in a pinball machine rather than watching a
film — and some
of the
parallel world scenarios work better than others, but the whole ride is such an audacious roller coaster it's fun just to strap in.
To celebrate this achievement, 20th Century Fox has released an extensive 45 - minute documentary about the making
of the
film that they say uncovers «the
parallel between the lost era and its relevance for our
world today.»
The boys fighting for what they love despite the uncontrollable
world around them certainly
parallels the many competing narratives inherent in the
film's context, but it also reveals that big picture thinking instead
of expediency might have far reaching benefits.
The
film MirrorMask tells the tale
of another young lady who becomes entangles in a
parallel world.
Director Agnieszka Smoczynska concocts a refreshingly leftfield cinematic
world that echoes the
parallel universes
of Yorgos Lanthimos's
films.
As you're saying, VanderMeer's novel evacuates the
world really quickly, but I do like that the
film keeps the psychologist (played by Jennifer Jason Leigh) as this kind
of parallel figure who is trying to reach «the truth» or some kind
of equivalent thing.
His
films overflow with intricate detail and make no pretence
of existing in a
world other than their own, just - about - earthbound
parallel universe.
Not that Ridley Scott (Matchstick Men, Hannibal) designed this to be an overtly political
film, as he is far more interested in the spectacle
of war to spend time driving home points and
parallels to the modern
world.
Curiously, the first season
of that show (2014), offered a sort
of parallel universe to the
world of the 1996
film, replete with a pregnant police officer (Allison Tolman) and a Lundegaard-esque «protagonist» (Martin Freeman).
He said that the Doctor Strange
film, announced as having a release date
of November 4, 2016 would open up the supernatural side
of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with the sorcerer «entering the
world of parallel dimemsions.»
2014 Iconic, Presented by Sean Kelly at the 26th Annual ADAA Show Kehinde Wiley: An Economy
of Grace
film premier at the Reel Artists
Film Festival, Toronto, Canada FIFA
World Cup Brazil Official Art Print Edition 2011 Art Production Fund, New York City Taxicab Project, USA
Parallel Perceptions, New York City Opera Project, USA
Filmed on the little - known coastline
of Mauritania, where the
world's shipping is beached and broken up, Floating Coffins draws
parallels with another
of the region's characteristics — the harbour city
of Nouadhibou, which has become a point
of departure for African migrants trying to reach Europe.
Seen as a whole, his practice raises fundamental and evergreen questions about the value
of images and art, the nature and possibilities
of painting and
film, the intertwined relation
of our subjectivity to cultural identity, and the ways we address what we experience in life in
parallel to the mediated
world of images.
His writings are concerned with contemporary phenomena, biographies, and stories, and address the
parallel worlds of science, media,
film, literature, and mass culture.
Escalating into a series
of surprising and rhythmic variations, the
film depicts a number
of elaborate
parallel worlds which become increasingly absurd and disturbing.
His writings are concerned with contemporary phenomena, biographies and stories, addressing the
parallel worlds of science, media,
film, literature, and mass culture.
According to Seventeen,» Blue Roses» alternates between three main locations: a bright, sterile operating theatre; a murky blue netherworld representing the area under the skin at the back
of the knee; and a
parallel world,
filmed in a real - life Texas laboratory, in which cockroaches are subjected to invasive experiments that hijack the insects» nervous systems to remotely control their legs.