Sentences with phrase «poetic moments»

The splatterpunks count as their most notable acolyte Clive Barker, whose film Hellraiser, also from 1987, delivers some of the decade's most graphic gore as well as its most poetic moments of horror.

Perhaps the most poetic moment, given the industry's thrust for equality, came when Gerwig took the stage during her presentation for Lady Bird.

But there are fine, understated poetic moments throughout the book... (though the chapters on hunting methods and the great slaughters were so effectively awful that I found my teeth grinding and my slapping hand itching a little bit for our stupid, stupid ancestors.)

There are passages that take after «Psycho» (a gratuitously bloody wild pig slaughter) and wintery poetic moments that reference «McCabe and Mrs. Miller.»

It's a hauntingly poetic moment that blends reality, fantasy and spirituality in the way only Miyazaki can.

He culls resonant records from the «20s through the «90s, some familiar and others forgotten, tapping into shared poetic moments and a collective dialogue.

Marc Hundley's fabricated advertisements take the forms of posters, postcards, flags, and t - shirts that promote poetic moments from a partly imagined past.

The series «PuffSighBite,» is a group of paintings expressing poetic moments, phrases, lamentations, confessions and irreverent thoughts.

Her work resurrects and transforms ordinary occurrences into compelling poetic moments that captivate and awe - inspire.

In this exhibition, his stance on the fringe, both conceptually and geographically, highly personal and distinct aesthetic, obsessive work methods, and non-conformist approach, come together to form a singular poetic moment.

But the catch is that Johnson's often unwieldy, rant - filled dialogue and frenetic plotline is checkered with great, poetic moments of clarity as his characters search for simple grace.

It is like pages out of Spengler, or Rousseau, condensed to a poetic moment.

In a mute, primitive, but poetic moment, they herd around it and huddle by it, just as another celestial alignment or configuration occurs.

There's also effusive praise from Hunter for Jarvis's significantly more established co-star, «Hunger» sensation Michael Fassbender, and the film itself, which he compares to the works of Ken Loach and the Dardenne brothers in «finding the poetic moments in even the bleakest of lives.»

As gritty as Heaven Knows What often feels, it's leavened by empathy and poetic moments: desperate kisses, a passed - out couch nap lit by slanting sunbeams, the beautifully eerie synth music of Tomita.

The River is full of small, poetic moments that are born anew in Criterion's update of the film.

However, up until this emotionally powerful, incendiary ending, Coogler presents his film as a nuanced and carefully balanced character study, filled with small, poetic moments.

Each painting's blue world, although all of the same color blue and treated in the same way, revealed itself to be of an entirely different essence and atmosphere; none resembled the other, not anymore than pictorial moments and poetic moments can resemble one another.

Adams finds that the beauty in the natural world is in a state of discord, but that tension amounts to a poetic moment with a palpable energy felt in her work.

The construction of cities, their elements — Matos and Kosta - Théfaine are themselves witnesses and observers of these poetic moments and fragments.

I want to reveal the poetic moments that exist within these relationships.

The works of Igshaan Adams, Nuno Ramos, Turiya Magadlela, Sonia Gomes, Haroon Gunn - Salie and Ariel Reichman transform domestic and everyday elements into poetic moments, evoking an existence that is both joined and separated.

He has continued to build upon this foundation, devising inventive projects that range from incisive social commentary to poetic moments of pure beauty.

Harvey's photographs are poetic moments that are part memoir, part poetry and part love letter to her family.

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