Perhaps that famous little black book, such an enigma, really had in it synopses of plots, rhymes for an epic poem, for each stanza would have to end with some rousing thought: destroyed, killing, death sentence, obliterate, confess, assassinate..
When you click on the movie, you'll also be able to see more information about it, like the price to buy it or rent it, a synopsis, and ratings.
The company gets its name from the fact that it provides synopses, or "breakdowns," of films and TV shows being cast.
Filmed largely in Austin, Texas – the festival's home town, as well as Malick's – it stars Ryan Gosling, Rooney Mara, Natalie Portman and Michael Fassbender, and its official synopsis describes it as a "modern love story set against the Austin music scene, where two entangled couples … chase success through a rock'n'roll landscape of seduction and betrayal".
Her secret identity was busted, she went to New York and fell in love with a budding pop-star, Noah Flynn (I haven't read it, unfortunately – synopsis courtesy of my daughter Alice, about to turn 11).
Each show in the feed could be paired with tweets about it, including synopsis or analysis articles alongside tweets from 'regular folks' just chatting about the show.
The synoptic stance will, in effect, lead to the discovery of latent philosophical problems: "It is synopsis, revealing prima facie incoherence, which is the main motive to philosophical activity" (1958, p. 121; cf. 1947a, p. 16).
The CNSTAT report [ 7], and it's synopsis [ 18] discuss several approaches.
Such grace notes rarely make it into potted synopses.
Neilson has probably terrorised the National Theatre itself in creating it, ripping up synopses, rewriting endlessly and generally embracing the chaotic.
If it is a synopsis of a novel, it must reveal the ending.[18].[18]
