Sentences with phrase «uncompromising portrait»

Mumbling Beauty is an intimate, uncompromising portrait of Louise Bourgeois in the final years of her life.

It is a brave and uncompromising portrait of human willpower.

It is a harsh and uncompromising portrait of some of the facts of life that people would rather not think about.

Sam Peckinpah's «Straw Dogs» (MGM), one of Sam Peckinpah's most uncompromising portraits of the human animal under pressure, arrives in advance of the new remake, and «United 93» (Universal) is here for the anniversary of 9/11.

The film hardly breaks any new ground; in fact it's almost customary now for British actor - turned - directors to start out with uncompromising portraits of domestic misery, as evinced by Tim Roth, Gary Oldman, and Mullan himself.

Not exact matches

In certain respects, this portrait of Lewis is also reminiscent of Paul Tillich (sans eyeglasses), a similarly formidable, uncompromising, difficult, and highly original thinker.

Downbeat media coverage paints a portrait of a king diminished, but Jacobs» uncompromising collection felt like his most pointed up - yours to commercial nitpicking.

... a primal portrait and uncompromising vision carved out of the New York night, the summer heat, and the garbage of the Times Square cesspool.

First Reformed's final minutes are untidy, but in all of its exaggerations, the film persists in its seriousness about the survival of the soul in hard times and its portrait of a flawed man who can't reconcile a troubled world with an uncompromising faith.

Matthew Akers delivers a living portrait of Marina Abramović, one of the most radical, provocative, uncompromising and extreme figures of the last 40 years.

Vital's uncompromising and enigmatic self - portraits complement the exhibition.

Up close and personal, leaning away from the viewer but her deep blue eyes directly confronting us, Branded is an uncompromising self - portrait by Jenny Saville in which thickly - impastoed paint becomes flesh spread across the canvas for us all to see.

It offers an unconventional and uncompromising self - portrait through objects, in which the artist herself is absent.

Referred to by the artist as an unconventional and uncompromising self - portrait through objects, it features the artist's own bed covered in stained sheets, discarded condoms, blood - stained underwear and empty bottles of alcohol.