Although by no means a complete survey, the film offers a unique and intimate glimpse of the movement from someone who was actually there and who decided to turn her camera on what was happening.
GORENTAS, Turkey — Rostom, a Syrian refugee, stood near the peak of this hilltop village, peering through binoculars in hopes of catching a glimpse of troop movements across the Syrian border, which lay at the bottom of the valley floor below.
It is the movie's only glimpse of the evangelical movement's ugly, vindictive side.
They also represent "Hollywood's glimpse of the westward movement in full swing," he added, "particularly as it pertained to easterners".
The Romney video offers us a rare glimpse of the other movement.
This gave us a glimpse of the bead movement during the experiments.
A glimpse of the speed of movement, the cartoon-like way he leaves others in suspended animation, is offered by a Nike skills video filmed in Barcelona.
"Here we have the first direct glimpse of the geographic movements of early hominids, and it appears the females preferentially moved away from their residential groups," said lead author, Sandi Copeland at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig.
On Sunday, Spain will get a glimpse of how far the movement that first took root in small villages such as Gallifa has spread, as Catalans cast their votes in a regional election billed as a quasi-referendum on independence.
That piece was staged by Todd Rosenlieb, a dancer who became the director of the Erick Hawkins Dance Company after Hawkins's death in 1994, and it was well worth seeing for a glimpse of the flowing, articulated movement that characterized the choreographer's work.
