Nature films, "edited in ways to show a largely fictional narrative for the sake of dramatic impact," antagonize Packer.
In other words, for the sake of dramatic tension, cinema sometimes normalizes abuse, recasting it as romantic.
Still, the documentary reveals things that the feature excludes for the sake of dramatic intensity, or minimizes (for the sake of audience sympathy?).
For the sake of dramatic action, certain discrete events have been compressed into one event, particularly in the area of retorts and bons mots.
He also preached, for the sake of dramatic expression in music, a return to the master of the stage, Gluck, whose works he knew by heart.
In particular, this budget finds the Army, which had serious difficulties deploying its Apache helicopters to Albania, unveiling dramatic changes for the sake of modernization.
And on Tuesday evening Ms. Lavin and a band led by her longtime musical director, Billy Stritch, delivered a sprawling set in which she threw caution to the wind and pushed beyond her vocal limits for the sake of dramatic immediacy.
Ironside is tragically relegated to the role of 'wrong-headed authority figure', as his primary job to be wrong at every interval, for the sake of dramatic conflict.
A baby that's in fact stolen for the sake of dramatics, and you have a psychological experiment that's way more horrifying your sweater-wearing dude with knives for fingers and an unkempt face.
In its final scene, the kids, after begging her to stay, paraphrase Dylan Thomas to literally tell her: "We see you as being our light!" The real-life Johnson, however, was most annoyed by the filmmakers' decision to kill off Emilio for the sake of climactic dramatic impact.
