"Analogue," Zoe Leonard's epic yet intimate sequence of photographs, now installed in MOMA's atrium, is a story of two vanishing worlds.
The sense of excess comes in 10 pages of individual goodbyes, which seem as if they could fit on 3. Perhaps, though, that's the setup required for the final punch: an intimate sequence of the grandparents saying farewell to each other.
There are some uncomfortably intimate sequences, and one or two in which Brand behaves in petulant and self-pitying fashion.
In a chance encounter with Ms. Tsukada in 2005, Mr. Moran found the muse who enabled his current work: spare, intimate sequences of memories, recounted and enacted with an intricate mixture of recorded music, spoken word, choreographed movement and video.
After release, the film was criticised for the usage of curse-words by the protagonist and a few intimate sequences between the lead pair.
Everything about family life seems so intimate, a sequence of tiny moments in time, and to have that feeling mapped upon a scale of geological events puts one's view of the universe a bit out of kilter.
This intimate, unadorned opening sequence is a fascinating period piece, closer in look and feel to 1970s Maysles projects like "Gimme Shelter" or "Grey Gardens" than to the current film's glossy final hour.
Evidence suggests the timing of sexual intercourse and sequence of sexual trajectories (e.g., pace and sequence at which adolescents progress from less intimate to more intimate behaviors) are related to health outcomes (de Graaf, Vanwesenbeeck, Meijer, Woertman, & Meeus, 2009).
She promises a whole sequence of intimate shots in among the pictures of fashion galas and nights out.
We see her story playing out in a sequence of intimate scenes, whose drama Quillévéré shapes with candour and calm.
The Clerks brought a more intimate tone to a sequence of obsequies written by medieval composers, including Ockeghem's tribute to Binchois, Josquin's tribute to Ockeghem, and Dufay's tribute to himself.
