To underline the intersection of reality and art in Jiang's life, Mr. Graham fashioned two scenes of "Madame Mao" in the highly stylized form of Chinese opera.
In the wake of the Stanley-Jones killing, this intersection of reality television and crime feels riskier than ever, especially as the cameras become part of the stories they're ostensibly there to document.
Lerner exists on the intersection of reality and fiction, played with a haunting authenticity that owes both to the actor's talent and to Will Reiser, a cancer survivor and the writer of the loosely autobiographical feature.
Flash forward a bit, and we see that the intersections of reality, media and politics are busier than ever.
The results teeter giddily at the intersection of art, reality television and social networking; forge a new integration of video and installation art, not to mention a blend of actual life and animation undreamt of by Walt Disney; and evince an aspirational faith in the potential of uninhibited self-expression, both individual and collective, to counter the mounting materialism of everyday life.
The results teeter giddily at the intersection of art, reality television and social networking; forge an integration of video and installation art, not to mention a blend of actual life and animation undreamt of by Walt Disney; and evince an aspirational faith in the potential of uninhibited self-expression, both individual and collective, to counter the mounting materialism of everyday life.
Keith Phipps, of The Onion's A.V. Club, noted "...Argento makes some points about the intersection of art, reality, and personality, but the director's stunning trademark setpieces, presented here in a fully restored version, provide the real reason to watch".
The program exists at the intersection of several recent reality themes — obsessive behavior, hoarding, thrift — all delivered with the punch of a game show.
The story includes an eerie intersection of fantasy and reality when Ryan encounters Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, the retired supreme commander of allied forces in the Persian Gulf war and now -- more impressive to Ryan -- the mother of all motivational speakers.
This is Mr. Bergman's fourth interpretation of Strindberg's self-described chamber play, which occupies that intersection of dreams and reality that has long been this director's special province.
The tale lies at the intersection of celebrity, teen culture, reality TV and the Internet.
