Not exact matches
Last month,
people celebrated Back to the Future Day, a light - hearted observance of the day the characters in the 1989 hit
film Back to the Future Part II
traveled ahead to 2015.
Maybe the
Film A
people have a very strong opinion about their movie and would refuse to watch
Film B, but on the other hand the
film B
people don't care much about what
film to see but don't want to
travel under any circumstances.
Lucy has reached out to enterprises as close as New York City, recently attending the New York Times
Travel Show, and as far away as China and Ireland to bring
people, tourism, and
filming to Rockland County.
«Every year, over 17 million
people worldwide die from heart disease,» said Dr. Fuster, who over the course of the
film travels to Colombia, Kenya, Spain, Mexico, and even Harlem, to educate and serve disadvantaged communities.
Emma's work is inspired by the
people she meets in her everyday life, old photos, vintage clothes, old
films,
travel, 1950s illustration, 1930s jazz and sausage dogs.
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«Looper» Movie Review By Joan Alperin Schwartz «Looper», written and directed by Rian Johnson («Brick») is an intelligent, engrossing, thought provoking, and totally entertaining, sci fi
film about time -
travel and what a
person will or won't do to save the
person they love.
Set against the backdrop of a technologically advanced Shanghai, where
people are only allowed to
travel between countries with official passports called «papelles,» the
film charts the efforts of Seattle native William (Tim Robbins) to get to the bottom of a contraband - papelle operation within the walls of a high - tech company that manufactures them.
Featuring Aubrey Plaza (Funny
People), Mark Duplass (Humpday), and «New Girl» star Jake M. Johnson, this has all the makings of a quirky comedy, even if there ends up not actually being any time
traveling in the
film.
Writer / director / producer Bettina Wilhelm is the granddaughter of Richard Wilhelm and in this
film she
travels to China and the towns and cities her grandfather worked in to witness for herself what he saw in the country and its
people whilst discovering more about his life and work.
A few unexpected minor pleasures: the time -
travel flick Predestination, an adaptation of a Robert A. Heinlein short story that's one of those rare sci - fi movies that feels like it was made by
people who read sci - fi; the horror Western Bone Tomahawk, which feels, in the best way, like someone
filmed a first draft script and didn't cut anything, all its little quirks of character kept intact, narrative expediency be damned; and In The Heart Of The Sea, the cornball sea adventure of which I enjoyed every minute.
Generally, the
film follows Star's perspective as she
travels across the country and meets
people of all spheres of life.
At a time when the vast majority of
people could not — or did not —
travel far from home, these short
films gave them a glimpse of the world they could not get anywhere else.
I know
people who
travelled to Toronto just to watch The Master on 70 mm, and so, I have to admit that, finally, we have probably lost our status as one of the great
film cities, here.
Much like his endeavors on
film, this was a breakthrough event as Cameron became the first
person to
travel solo to this part of the planet with a little help from National Geographic (who showed off his dive in 2012), Rolex and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
While the
film is wrapping up, Ani's son Raffi (Alpay, Man of the Year) finds a calling to
travel to the lands where the events took place in hopes of finding footage for the
film, and more importantly, perspective on his life and those of his
people, although his step - sister (and lover) Celia (Croze, Battlefield Earth) has made it her mission to discredit Ani as the woman who drove her father to commit suicide.
Those for whom space
travel is a strong interest, or a study in science class, are the
people most likely to have caught the
film in its long, limited large - format release.
I think
people will be amazed to hear that you're like, «I don't
travel for
film that much, but I
travel for my --» For my booze.
Iran's Asghar Farhadi is unable to attend this year's Oscars, where is
film is nominated, because of Donald Trump's ban on
people travelling from seven Muslim majority countries.
Edwards
filmed his debut feature (Monsters, 2010)-- about two
people travelling across America six years after aliens invaded Earth — on a shoestring budget of just $ 800,000 with a minuscule crew of just seven
people.
With Varda's latest
film, Faces Places (Visages Villages), she returns to her roots in photography, working with JR as they
travel through the French countryside in his mobile photo booth to produce monumental photographs of the
people (and goats) they meet and paste them on the sides of walls, rocks — even shipping containers piled high on a dock in Le Havre.
I forgot how clearly this
film was designed to be a new «Nightmare on Elm Street,» complete with its own Freddy Krueger, a serial killer (played by Mitch Pileggi) who can possess
people and
travel through electrical currents.
I was surprised how many
people tore this
film apart when it
traveled South from the Toronto
Film Festival.
SPC is looking to women across age ranges to form the
film's core audience, in addition to
people who «like
traveling abroad or aren't able to
travel abroad,» according to Barker who added: «You're on this trip step by step... and Diane Lane is just luminous.»
William (Tim Robbins) has taken an empathy virus, making him capable of «reading» a
person — a good skill for a corporate investigator hired on as the
film opens to track down a forger of «papelles,» exit visas that allow
people to
travel between the hermetically sealed cities of a body - phobic future.
Eat, Pray, Love has become a classic movie for
people looking to find themselves through
travel, and there is no better
film location to find yourself in than the chilled - out Hindu minority island of Bali, Indonesia.
We are looking forward to their finished documentary
film about
people who work online and
travel around the world.
In April, 2013, I
traveled to India, video camera in hand,
filming the sights, eating the food, meeting the
people, and experiencing what turned out to be one of my favorite countries to visit from all of my
travels.
Of all the stories I've written over the years, I've gotten the most spirited reader response from two of my more experimental
travel tales — Storming «The Beach», which was a gonzo - philosophical look at a Leonardo DiCaprio movie that was being
filmed in Thailand, and The Art of Writing a Story About Walking Across Andorra, a second -
person - voice meta - satire about generic
travel writing.
Filming for Discovery Channel and
Travel Channel has taken her to live with the Yupik
peoples of the Arctic as well as working on some of the most isolated islands on Earth in search of secret beaches.
«The real value with 360 - degree video that a lot of
people have not yet realized is the ability to capture a real
travel experience and share it with the world,» says TV producer Daniel Chase, who is currently
filming the world's first 360 - degree virtual reality TV
travel documentary, Chasing The World.
Emma's work is inspired by the
people she meets in her everyday life, old photos, vintage clothes, old
films,
travel, 1950s illustration, 1930s jazz and sausage dogs.
I also
travel constantly with a 2 -
person professional
film crew; we produce 3 - 5 minute videos about international destinations including the Maldives, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Hong Kong, Japan, Maui and more.
Two winning entrants will be invited to Nintendo UK,
travel costs included, where we'll
film your memorable moment in
person and include the footage in our future promotional materials.
Harnett juxtaposes the material that resulted from this
travel with his recent
film Hopes for unity, self articulation and sustainability of a group (2018), which derives from his previous experience of staying with the Agta, an indigenous
people who live in isolated mountainous parts of the island of Luzon, the Philippines, along with saltwater aquariums inhabited by North Sea anemones.
Since 2009 Kraczon has organized ICA's annual juried
film and video exhibition Open Video Call, and she was the receiving curator for the
traveling exhibitions Jeremy Deller: Joy in
People (2012) and Tim Rollins and K.O.S.: A History (2009).
Over recent years, Pfeifer has
traveled to the southernmost tip of South America to document the indigenous
people of Tierra del Fuego, to the streets of Brooklyn to create a music video with the Flatbush ZOMBiES, to the urban chaos of São Paulo to
film crystal healers and other religious leaders, and to his native East Germany, where he interviewed members of the far - right PEGIDA movement.
, a
film screening for dogs; and Amalia Pica's I am Tower of Hamlets, as I am in Tower of Hamlets, just like a lot of other
people are, a sculpture that
travelled around east London during the Olympic year.
The next section presents the
people and places Chris Marker encountered on his lifetime of
travels, with an extract from the iconic
film Sans soleil (1983), which reflects on memory, images and technology and is told via letters from an anonymous woman to a cameraman, with shots flitting back and forth across the world from Japan to Guinea - Bissau in Africa.
The photographs and
film on display were loosely based on the story of Matthew Henson, an African American who
traveled with famed explorer Robert Peary and in 1909 was one of the first
people to reach the North Pole.
The
films have been selected for inclusion by many
film festivals such as Mountainfilm at Telluride and Wild & Scenic — and also selected for their
traveling film festivals which screened at 150 venues and were viewed by 250,000
people.
Emma's work is inspired by the
people she meets in her everyday life, old photos, vintage clothes, old
films,
travel, 1950s illustration, 1930s jazz and sausage dogs.
About Blog Kombi Life is a series of unique adventure
travel projects,
filmed and produced by a bunch of ordinary
people turned nomadic explorers.
Although the
film - makers recreated the shop for the
film and used the exterior of another building the
Travel Bookshop in Blenheim Crescent, Notting Hill became the focus for
people who wanted to see the original location for the
film.