These silences worked well in a story that was partly about silent movies.
(The act was silent partly as a means of deflecting hecklers and partly as a means of increasing its artiness).
It is rather silent, partly nocturnal, and has even been credited with a morose disposition.
Nhem En is disinclined to be silent, partly because he does not see himself as guilty.
Admittedly, this was part of the long Bastille Day weekend and the route did run close to a major centre of population – Lyon – but it was hard not to see this as partly a largely silent statement of faith in the French summer in spite of Thursday night's events, partly perhaps a need to escape and find diversion in this venerable institution.
And yet there's a significant portion of Hitchcock's work that has been neglected: his earliest features, made from 1925, when the 26-year-old Hitch made his debut as a director with the melodrama "The Pleasure Garden," to 1929, when he partly reshot the silent thriller "Blackmail" to add dialogue and sound effects, making it the first British talkie.
Let me put it this way," she said, "if no one else was watching, if you were doing this only for yourself, would you still do it?" I was silent, partly because I knew the answer.
The 1923 film failed, and young Douglas had to struggle to earn a living, partly by writing silent-film titles, partly by acting and doubling as a cameraman and prop mover, partly by appearing occasionally on the Los Angeles stage in plays like "Young Woodley" and "Saturday's Children".
Environmentalism was partly a response to "Silent Spring".
Partly a homage to silent movies of the 1920s, Kosky's Flute takes live video to new heights on the opera stage, with the singing characters seamlessly interacting with cartoons.
