Stories of understated realism centered on the charged relations between fathers and sons, drifters or workers.
Walker's realism centered on her interpretation of the Negress, a figure that other artists had tackled before her.
V There's nothing radical about the movie's aesthetic; exactly the opposite: its conventionally vigorous, action-centered realism wouldn't be out of place in a movie by Sidney Lumet — or Ben Affleck.
"From landing a 360 on a skateboard half pipe, to feeling the power of driving a home run to deep-center, the realism created through the Mini-Motion line will transform how players can more naturally participate, experience and interact with their favorite real life sports, games, and hobbies," said, Loren Kaiser, President, Aptus Games.
The Dardennes, Cannes-honored high priests of realism, have made several films centering on parent-child relationships, beginning in 1996 with "La Promesse," featuring an untested Jérémie Renier.
That new realism covers "existing major Israeli population centers," which Arabs call "settlements".
As Grace, the loyal girlfriend who runs a day-care center, Ms. Aniston brings a likable common-sense realism to a largely thankless role.
In 1992, Bill Clinton made the Bush Administration's China policy a campaign issue; by 1994, Clinton had put trade, not human rights, at the center of his China policy — a triumph for realism.
It would permit the saddened center of Labor to join a government of national realism.
"Transcendent Realism: New and Old Cinema From Belgium" is at the Walter Reade Theater Lincoln Center through Nov. 27.
The opening of the training center represented a huge step forward, allowing the transit agency to build in a realism it did not have before.
