Perusing the film catalog, Mr. Ferguson discovered what was essentially three decades of neighborhood home movies filmed by the librarians who worked at Seward Park between the 1930s and '70s, all consolidated on a single reel titled "The Seward Park Branch and the Neighborhood It Serves".
Have noted, from perusing other sections of film, that chief targets of satire seem to be clueless middle-class whites, so a suggestion: Cull through Gay Pride footage to I.D. some clueless middle-class white gays, ask them embarrassing personal questions — e.g., Borat could quiz naïvely about details of anal sex, etc.
Wallinger won the Turner Prize in 2007 with a 154-minute film of himself perusing an art gallery dressed as a bear.
In addition to performance footage and the usual reverent testimonials, one engaging sequence of the film shows Gergiev perusing a few pages of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, showing how thirty lines of music have to be crafted into not only a single, coherent sound, but a sound that will live and catch the ear.
The magazine, filled with mostly low-quality journalistic prose and blurry video stills, is not nearly as compelling to peruse as the film is to watch; and the waiting room feels theatrically perfunctory.
As we painstakingly waited for the film to open in our city, I perused articles about the film with light speed and learned even more enticing facts about the film, like how it was filmed one month out of every year for 12 years.
The film exploded into Johnson's mind while perusing Pinterest (per usual) one day.
When its users are not adding information, they are perusing — or debating and challenging — material related to the 787,000 film, television and video game titles detailed on the site.
Peruse the many short films, testimonials and pictures on the charity's site, and see a post-apocalyptic world where children roam in rags, eating and collecting trash all the while choking back thick black smoke from tire fires and other blazes.
Contrary to Mr. Horowitz's article, for three solid, quiet hours on a recent afternoon on the third floor, I was able to successfully peruse needed information on film and videotape in both the Theater on Film and Tape Archive and the Jerome Robbins Dance Division, with the assistance of the library's efficient, exceptionally helpful and expert staff and the new, speedy technology.
By doing this and filming only close-ups of a pair of male hands working construction, texting on his phone, perusing department-store aisles, taking whiskey shots, or playing video poker, a story begins to form.
