As for their viewing of Spike Lee's movie, the scene that Tanne derives from it is a minor masterwork of ironic psychology and mother wit.
That's not the case here: "Unfinished Business" — in which Dunne plays an Ohio woman, nearing unhappy spinsterhood, who takes off for New York to pursue a career as an opera singer, and Montgomery portrays the frivolous and dissolute heir whom she marries as a bitter consolation prize — is a minor masterwork of performance, direction, and screenwriting.
It's not, in its present form or even in this ideal incarnation, a pure triumph of personal auteurist conception — certainly not one that's based in an original sense of cinematic style or form — but, rather, a minor masterwork of synergy between actor and director.
It's not, in its present form or even in this ideal incarnation, a pure triumph of personal auteurist conception certainly not one that's based in an original sense of cinematic style or form but, rather, a minor masterwork of synergy between actor and director.
It established his reputation as a moviemaker of world stature and remains a minor masterwork.
XAVIER CENTER, SAINT ELIZABETH'S COLLEGE Duruflé's Requiem and Cherubini's Requiem in C-Minor; Masterwork Chorus.
The show includes several of the artist's small, oil-on-copper paintings, masterworks of imagery and execution.
WOODBURY The Empire Room of Crest Hollow Country Club Chamber Players Internationall's Musical Cuisine series," celebrating the chamber-music masterworks of Rachmaninoff, including his Piano Trio No. 1 in G minor and Piano Trio No. 2, Op 9 in D minor.
April 1 2012 Paul Watkins — the Cambridge graduate who will be the new cellist of the Emerson String Quartet in 2013 — joins a crew of the Society's acclaimed members (including the pianist Alessio Bax and the violist Paul Neubauer) to perform masterworks of the Silver Age by Glazunov and Rachmaninoff (the "Vocalise" and the "Trio Élégiaque" in D Minor).
One of the masterworks of civilisation.
