Occasionally, the producers directed, such as with The Siege of Sidney Street (1960, a rare step into first-feature territory) and The Treasure of Monte Cristo (1960).
Two things, this film is not for the faint of heart, and it's not sweet at all, quite the contrary, and I can't wait for Al Khaja to venture into full features territory with a similar story, something she promised she's working on when I interviewed her earlier today.
I've spent a good chunk of my life wandering around and writing about the developing world, and as lots of folks have recently argued, that's still feature-phone territory, and will stay so for the foreseeable future.
Still, to a Western visitor, a striking feature of alliance territory is that women are seen only occasionally on the street, silently carrying a child or leaving a bazaar with food.
Other dramatic third-act possibilities could have been looked at, more twists and turns explored, but perhaps Choe felt that such inventions would take her feature into Hitchcock territory and away from the more downbeat and realistic mode she started with.
They correspond nicely with Google's positioning, and demonstrate its pervasion at every level of the tech world, just as Rome's roads pervaded every feature of its territory.
His last novel, The Map and the Territory, featured the savage murder of a character called, yes, Michel Houellebecq.
Under a new chef, Andrea Curto, the menu has moved into the more crowded fusion territory featuring New World ingredients with numerous nods to Asia and Europe.
At the start of the cycle, Democrats only had two obvious ones, in Arizona and Nevada, while the rest of the map featured ruby-red territory.
— B.C. Like a fairy-tale walk in the woods, "The Forest" is a thrilling visual excursion into uncharted territory featuring elaborate die-cuts, gatefolds and embossed images created by two artists from Italy and Spain.
