Sentences with phrase «singular talents in»

Not exact matches

A team of Barcelona's talent doesn't simply stop playing great football and stop scoring goals because of one singular factor, though there is one giant elephant in the room regarding Lionel Messi and his teammates» inability to step up when he isn't at his best.

But these animals were raised in unusual environments where they frequently interacted with humans, so they may be too singular to extrapolate their talents to their brethren.

Gerwig is the singular comedic talent whose quirky, offbeat sense of style was on glorious display in several Noah Baumbach films, notably «Frances Ha» and «Mistress America,» both of which she co-wrote.

No production dates have been announced, but if Bujalski actually signs on the dotted line to direct a movie for Paramount, I'll be curious to learn whether this singular indie talent can thrive in the mainstream or whether he, too, will be ruing the day he went into business with the wrong person.

«The Intervention» There were many reasons to root for «The Intervention» in advance: it's the directorial debut of actress Clea DuVall, a stalwart and singular presence on the indie scene for two decades, starring the terminally undervalued Melanie Lynskey, alongside an assortment of current young independent talent in Natasha Lyonne, Alia Shawkat, Cobie Smulders, Jason Ritter and Ben Schwartz.

At this point in the history of film criticism, the auteur theory has become passé as a totalizing framework for understanding moviemaking as art, but Martel's three features (and this one in particular), in their distinctive, shared point - of - view and unique approach to mise - en - scène and sound, provide irrefutable evidence that international art cinema still serves as a showcase for singular directorial talents who are, indeed, the principal creative forces behind their films.

«We are honored that Harrison is joining us on this journey with Denis Villeneuve, who is a singular talent, as we experienced personally on Prisoners,» Alcon's Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson said in a statement.

Christopher Nolan is a singular talent, and although his latest strays far from the epic and character driven narratives he is known for, the director proves once again that he can master almost any coda in the cinematic language.

His best early performances each worked to underline a singular quality that couldn't be replicated by the next vanilla talent in a casting agent's Rolodex.

As Tony Kuehn writes in his BookPage review, «This book is a living, breathing testament to Evison's singular talent for creating portraits of people who may be fictional, but nevertheless are so vital that one is certain their names must be in a historic register somewhere.»

In her review of that novel, BookPage reviewer Kelly Koepke wrote that Allende's «singular talent for storytelling... grows stronger with each new work.»

A lonely child growing up in the woods of northern Michigan in the 1950s, Milo gives little thought to his talent, and not until his acceptance at U.C. Berkeley does he realize the extent, and the risks, of his singular gifts.

«His singular talents, in both voice and mocap performance, help to tell incredible stories and make our game worlds so much more interesting.

But these portraits, brought together for the first time in more than 300 years, are two very touching documents to the life of one man with a singular talent for seeing humanity in the everyday.»

We enlisted Andrea Rose to curate the booth, and to highlight Kossoff's talent for transforming some of the most singular images in the Western canon in his own style.

COUNTRY: The United States AWARDED BY: The Whitney Museum and the Bucksbaum Family Foundation WHAT IT IS: $ 100,000 AIM: To honor a participant in the Whitney Biennial whose contribution to the show «demonstrates a singular combination of talent and imagination.»

Established in 2015 by Brooke and Hap Stein, the Stein Prize is given on an annual basis in recognition of an artist, chosen from one of MOCA's self - curated exhibitions, whose work demonstrates a singular combination of talent, innovation, and promise.

Each year the biennial is presented, the honor is given to the participating artist «whose work demonstrates a singular combination of talent and imagination» and has «the potential to make a lasting impact on the history of American art, based on the excellence of past work as well as present work in the biennial.»

Even as late as 1976, Robert Hughes said Still was «a singular talent whose dimension will not be fully known in his own lifetime.»

He is the recipient of the 2017 Bucksbaum Award, a prize granted to one artist in each Whitney Biennial in recognition of work that demonstrates a singular combination of talent and imagination.

Established in 2000 by longtime Whitney trustee Melva Bucksbaum and her family, the Bucksbaum Award is given every two years in recognition of an artist, chosen from those included in the Biennial, whose work demonstrates a singular combination of talent and imagination.