Sentences with phrase «space his characters inhabit»

It's that tension, enhanced by Villeneuve's constant surveillance of every space these characters inhabit, as if viewing the world through their military vigilance, that keeps the film walking the knife's edge and keeps the audience riveted to every scene.

Recently, Cotton has begun creating items of clothing designed specifically for the fictional space his characters inhabit.

Not exact matches

Her characters nature is everything Len's is not, so to see these characters inhabit the same space at the same time, leads to some hilarious and utterly captivating exchanges.

His work is full of scenes in which characters take time to inhabit a particular space or situation.

But like everyone else here, he's given too little space to inhabit, let alone create a three - dimensional character.

(Ford and cinematographer Joe MacDonald's use of depth staging and chiaroscuro lighting here is a master class in how physical space can be transformed to evoke the psychological landscape of the characters inhabiting it.)

She can jump from one character's perspective to another's in the space of a paragraph, fully inhabiting each, as smoothly and unmistakably as if she were doing impressions of famous people onstage.

Unfolding in gallery time, this day - long iteration of Hustlers & Empires loops through the stories of Handelman's three characters, blending the three - channel video with live performances that intermittently inhabit the gallery space.

Inhabiting the space like strange bedfellows from different times and places, the characters are not so much actors in a legible narrative or drama as they are complexly enigmatic, strangely absorbed in their own thoughts.

Hamilton has transformed the heart of Tate Britain into an elaborate stage inhabited by a single character who will perform in the space for six months.

For the third exhibition in Blain Southern's Lodger series, the British sculptor Brian Griffiths has drawn on stage - and screen - writing techniques to develop a «character» who will inhabit the gallery's basement space.

Performers will select a costume each day, informing and reflecting their presentation of the character as they inhabit the space.