Sentences with phrase «uses period film»

The new 4K scan was painstakingly restored by TLE Films in Germany with that crucially distinct colour palette reinstated in accordance with Argento's original Technicolor Dye Transfer specification, using period film materials as reference.

Not exact matches

His story — and erratic behavior of being involved in the deaths of three trainers over a two - decade period — was used in the film to underscore some of the issue associated with keeping «killer whales» in captivity.

The new study, published in the peer - reviewed journal Anthrozoös, analyzed two decades of English - speaking film trailers from the period 1993 - 2013 to understand the modern use of primate «actors» in the film industry.

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So the thing that I would consider first of all is you may want to actually get one of this film canisters or like a noon type of bottle and actually take digestive enzymes out there with you or use digestive enzymes for a period of time in your life that you jumpstart or up - regulate your body's own natural production of digestive enzymes which can actually happen if you use digestive enzymes for a period of time.

It runs the usual Maddin gamut of stylistic nods to (primarily) the late silent and early talkie periods, complete with a whopping amount of explanatory intertitles (perhaps outweighing actual spoken dialogue), artificially scratched / aged «film stock,» use of obvious miniatures, approximation of two - strip Technicolor and so forth.

Like most Coen movies, it isn't quite the way they used to make them, but is deeply in love not just with the films of the past, but all of popular culture, from product packaging (principally Dapper Dan hair pomade) through period pop music to modes of dress and politics.

Using archival photos and film, including performances by Simone over a period of more than three decades, excerpts from the singer's diaries, and interviews with family members, friends and musical colleagues, What Happened, Miss Simone?

The art direction and custom department used color and period garb as a living, breathing character and used this element to bring power and depth to the film.

Of course, there are plenty of books and articles on film noir's use of the voice - over, but Miklitsch takes a different approach, primarily focusing on sound effects and music's contribution to the overall dark ambience of the films of this period.

Alcohol / Drug Use: Characters are frequently seen smoking and drinking throughout this period film.

A number of scholars pay attention to how the films of this period in America (roughly the late 1930s to the middle of the 1950s, depending on who you ask) construct themes of paranoia, madness, secrecy, and disillusionment through their use of shadows, visual space, and innovative cinematic techniques.

There's not a great amount of fine detail on display, but that could be a product of the lenses used or the film stock of the period.

The artists talk about using sound design and music to sculpt the three different battle sequences which comprise the film's second half, the challenges of using period accurate weaponry, and how the sound of breathing can take you inside the main character's experience.

Exactly 20 years ago that film paired impressive filmmaking with a wrenching subject, and in so doing achieved something remarkable — used cinema to change the way we view a cataclysmic period we thought we knew.

Post production was an expensive period with music, graphics and use of archival footage etc.» The Shoah Foundation is also a producer of the film.

The film speaks volumes about both periods and uses their contrasts to chart the adult life journeys of the two participants.

Gangster Squad does a good job with nailing the period detail, even if such art direction begs for the use of film and not the less than state - of - the - art digital video.

Writer - director Peter Landesman comes from an investigative journalism background, and he put those skills to use researching the film over a period of years.

Even setting aside my opinion that it's Anderson's coldest and least funny work to date, the film defies everything we know about commercial filmmaking, using an eclectic cast light on star power, an eccentric title, a period setting, international flavor, an R rating, and a versatile narrative that seems secondary to production design.

Shore describes the period musical styles that came to his mind after watching a quartet of primo bad Ed Wood films, and his decision to use the theremin in his jazzy score.

Many scenes feature cigarette and tobacco use (accurate for the periods portrayed in this film) along with alcohol consumption, sometimes to the point of intoxication.

The idea is for the filmmaker to make a fictionalized version of his or her own teenage years set in the appropriate period (different in each film) and to include at least one party scene in which pop songs of that era are used.

Despite its low budget, the film looks terrific, thanks to the evocative upstate New York locations, Matthew J. Lloyd's sun - dappled cinematography making extensive use of natural light, Jane Musky's detailed production design and Ann Roth's handsome period costumes.

«Riding the Rails of The Lone Ranger» (10:39) turns our attention to the film's use of newly - constructed vintage trains and railroads, designed to uphold period authenticity even when driven down ordinary roads.

I guess I expected it to be more nostalgic when it came to style of story telling or maybe I expected them to use film stocks and shooting styles that fit the period better.

The film deals with Ash ending up in the Middle Ages, but then uses that time period as a means of justifying the Harryhausen-esque style that the film frequently indulges in.

That said, they're still relatively tame in comparison to other films drug use during the same period.

What's constantly frustrating about The Current War is that it has an interesting period of history and three historically important figures, but the film has no idea how to use them.

That seems like a necessary training period, given that they'll be using this technology for the nine long months it will take to film the story that's meant to cap off the first ten years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The film is generally used to mark the end of the classic periods of films noir, and in the same way Unforgiven (# 1, 1992) represents the carrying of the Western genre to it's most fundamental extreme, so Touch Of Evil is the ultimate noir both stylistically and thematically.

The artists talk about using sound design and music to sculpt the three different battle sequences that comprise the film's second half, the challenges of using period - accurate weaponry, and how the sound of breathing can take you inside the main character's experience.

In a classroom, first use a video game or a tabletop game the same way you would use a book or film: Have students spend one or more class periods getting to know it.

First up: Harry Smith «s Heaven and Earth Magick (1962), a surreal collage film composed from Victorian - era catalogues and exercise manuals that Smith produced over a period of five years using a randomizing selection process called sortilege, inspired by the Surrealist practice of automatic writing.

There is a fun period film running on a monitor that explains how to use this newfangled device.

Flavio Favelli uses collages and assembled - materials to reinterpret Portaluppi's original interiors but also neon advertising signs, as a tribute to 80's, which best represent the artist's research dealing with memory and stratification.The title is inspired by Luchino Visconti and Michelangelo Antonioni's films and it refers to 80s» period as a break dividing past and future stylistic language.

One of the most celebrated female artists of the twentieth and twenty - first centuries she has, for a period spanning more than thirty years, used make - up, prosthetics and props to present herself in the guise of numerous different personae, placed in contexts that draw on the visual conventions of film, television and the media.

Yoichiro prefers to use film sets from various films, real interiors of old 42nd Street theatres, spliced together with different time periods to create a reinterpreted version of history, as if to reclaim what we have once lost.

The dramatic use of light and dark by «Ancona» (USA) immediately conveys the information that this is a mystery novel (one of only two written by Frederick Faust under this pseudonym) and echoes the film noir genre of the period.

The same year, Baldessari moved to Santa Monica, where he met many artists and writers, and began to collect photographic images from films and other commercial sources that he would use in his work; during the same period, he photographed himself in deliberately amateurish compositions, and employed local sign painters to execute text - based works.

Naeem Mohaiemen uses film and essays to research defeated left utopias, framed by the periods of Decolonization and World Socialism

We owe a debt to Ed Evans, a retired United Church of Christ pastor in Sequim, Washington, for allowing us to use some footage from his 1993 film documenting the struggles of Cubans in that notorious «special period.»

The film used research by McIntyre and McKitrick to support the argument for a strong «medieval warm period,» despite the fact that M&M's critique focused on the 15th century, a time period generally considered part of the Little Ice Age.

Then it was idle for many years, used as film sets for period movies (like Cinderella Man) and then bought, restored, filled with cappuccinos and condos (you can't see the CN tower in the background any more).