I hardly know a film where the final version was not the result of infinite, intricate degrees of collaboration, challenge or betrayal.
CARACAS, Venezuela Colombiaia's main rebel group has an intricate history of collaboration with Venezuelan officials, who have asked it to provide urban guerrilla training to pro-government cells here and to assassinate political opponents of Venezuela's president, according to a new analysis of the group's internal communications.
It was said at the time that Jeunet worked with the actors while Caro kept to the image, but I suspect the collaboration was intricate and thorough.
The second ensemble is an intricate dress made in collaboration with Austrian architect Julia Koerner and 3D printed by Belgian group Materialise.
Ballet can be as marvelous a feat of teamwork, as intricate an act of creative collaboration, as the Gothic cathedral.
He called the UK an "intricate tapestry", a 300-year-old collaboration of inter-nation relationships and shared values that had been built "brick by brick".
His understanding of collaboration, as much as his intricate appreciation of what's possible in a song, have always been key elements of his relentless musical discovery, and one of his most enduring trademarks is the way he keeps making something brand new.
Mr. Li characterized the fights as a continuation of the "hard-hitting, dynamic yet intricate style" that Mr. Yip, Mr. Yen and Mr. Hung developed in their first collaboration, the crime thriller "Kill Zone" (2005).
Two high points: Slinko, a Ukrainian artist based in New Jersey, whose ink storyboard drawings suggest a collaboration between Raw Comix and Thomas Piketty, and the exquisitely intricate watercolor-and-pen drawing "Princesses," by Jennifer May Reiland, a fairy tale unafraid to spill its guts.
What's more, financial services, perhaps more than other verticals, require an intense amount of collaboration inside and outside the organization involving substantial amounts of content and intricate regulatory rules around sharing.
