But it has more than a passing resemblance to a documentary, so much so that after a screening, one of the audience members asked where the man was now, and whether he was doing all right.
They said you have to go downstairs and have a screen on one of the big machines".
The machine, which is the size and shape of a P.D.A., records and analyzes the infant's sounds, displaying its conclusions on a small screen: one of five facial expressions, accompanied by the word "hungry," "bored," "sleepy," "stressed," or "discomfort".
Auditorium: The Chinese theatre itself currently holds 1,162 people and features a 70ft screen, one of the largest in the US.
The MP100 has a 10-inch screen, one of the largest on the market.
In a small, nondescript room, two pristine photos have been ceremoniously hung up on a red-draped screen: one, of the eternal president Kim Il-sung, the other of the dear leader Kim Jong-il.
The Manhattan dealer Erik Thomsen also has a 17th-century gold narrative screen, one of a pair whose mate is in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford University.
A digital text is contained, so to speak, in the reading device used to display it a computer screen, one of the reading devices mentioned above, or perhaps a large screen shown with an overhead projector.
An offer from residents to pay for a screen on one side of the viewing platform was rejected.
In the saturation control room, Patrick Boyd, a life-support technician, monitors the divers' air on a panel of screens, one of which reads 2.26percentt, for the amount of oxygen.
