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She offers a raw and surprisingly moving portrait about the toll that Mr Madoff's deceit took on his family.

The partners' other films included "A Stravinsky Portrait," about the composer Igor Stravinsky, and "Chiefs," about a convention of police chiefs.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students interview a chosen adult about his or her experiences with class from childhood to adulthood and then write a narrative portrait about the person's life seen through the lens of social class, inspired by the Times article.

He added: "Fury Road steers this macho franchise in a brilliant new direction, forging a mythical portrait about the need for female rule in a world where men need to be saved from themselves".

This review is an attempt to depict a portrait about the polymer based liposomal gene delivery systems and their future applications.

A comprehensive biography of the author has hitherto been missing, although a number of shorter volumes, including those by Hans Höller (1999) and Joachim Hoell (2001), and biographical film portraits about the writer exist.

Her first project, Transición (Transition), originated from the photographer's attempt to do "a portrait project about the transition from childhood to adolescence".

More broadly, "Portrait" is about answering the question of what it means to be a black man.

Long before Wilde's Dorian Gray, there was Nikolai Gogol's The Portrait, about a comparable Faustian pact with a supernatural artwork.

The portrait, about 5 feet tall and 4 feet wide, left Mexico City two months ago, and was brought by vehicle across the border, across the country and into New York, followed by pilgrims on foot and in cars.

"Untitled (Bolego)," the small portrait — about 1.2 feet by 1.7 feet — of Mr. Stingel dressed in a suit, holding a lit cigar with a pensive, faraway stare, was one of the finest works in an otherwise tepid sale, adding to his high profile this summer.