"The Show About the Show" contains ostensible cinéma vérité footage, staged re-enactments of events and re-enactments of re-enactments.
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There are re-enactments that are known in the motion picture business as "show and tell" re-enactments.
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The Thin Blue Line "was passed over for an Academy Award nomination," Morris told Vulture in 2015, "because some people were appalled by the use of re-enactments": But there are re-enactments, and there are re-enactments.
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In Moscow, officials organized historical re-enactments to celebrate Russian achievements from medieval times through World War II. The juxtaposition of the protests and the re-enactments caused some confusion.
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Maybe his smug re-enactments betray his lack of moral seriousness.
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I'd only heard them and seen Ms. Kobayashi's exaggerated re-enactments.
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"The Skyjacker's Tale" could stand to lose its gimmicky re-enactments.
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Knock Down the House stages four re-enactments of David and Goliath.
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It has been the subject of countless reproductions, re-enactments and tributes.
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No documentary that I know of has done re-enactments with puppets.
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They stage re-enactments to cover for not having captured the drama.
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Jacob: Yes, the Trail of Tears and slavery re-enactments were pretty unsettling.
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The re-enactments in The Thin Blue Line were not show and tell.
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RINGWOOD STATE PARK Declaration of Independence reading and celebration, re-enactments, crafts and more.
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The show intersperses archival footage with dramatic re-enactments starring Peter Sarsgaard as Olson.
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Mapplethorpe's unique use of stark, black-and-white imagery also informs the film's re-enactments.
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There's also a performative aspect: we shot a lot of staged pictures of strange enactments.
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In recent decades, interest in them has focused mainly on re-enactments for hobbyists and tourists.
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She has forged an ethnographic approach to photography and filmmaking that combines documentary and re-enactments.
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Most of its venerable figures have yielded to those pressures, engaging in re-enactments and tributes.
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Young participated in World War II re-enactments, portraying a Nazi storm trooper named Klaus Düsselkamp.
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As a musical journey, it merges documentary footage of funerals with re-enactments, creating a poetic language.
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These scenes are not just re-enactments but, like Hamlet's play within a play, something more inspired.
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Such a consensus emerged after lengthy periods of debate, compromises and eventually legislative enactments with presidential consent.
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It features some neat CGI, live-action re-enactments of historical events, and interviews with academics and astronauts.
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But too many of her enactments of female "types" seem to be less about agency than about parody.
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When the re-enactments started, we are told, it was difficult to get white people to play parts.
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Its second half does faithfully recreate the making of The Room with several frame-by-frame re-enactments.
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Other times, the men were encouraged to beat effigies of their mothers or engage in violent re-enactments.
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Langlands, surprisingly unsentimental for someone who made his fame doing historical re-enactments, resists the pull of nostalgia.
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In the show, Caveh combines camera monologues, documentary footage and re-enactments to chronicle the struggles of everyday life.
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"There are probably more Black and White Balls at this point than Civil War re-enactments," Ms. Davis said.
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The weekend offers Civil War re-enactments, a parade and a baseball game, a favorite pastime of Buxton settlers.
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Re-enactments of the 1869 ceremony have been presented weekly for many years at the Golden Spike historic park.
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Police also were able to conduct multiple crime scene re-enactments and consult with the district attorney's office, he said.
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This recognizable construction, however, winds up conferring even wilder aesthetic, discursive, and intellectual implications and enactments, offering multiple potential readings.
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Mr Foreman includes clips from his childhood experiments at film-making: re-enactments of home break-ins, arrests and shootings.
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Alfred Molina plays Rothko in re-enactments of the painter's life, using segments from his personal diaries as a guide.
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The play integrates re-enactments of the interviews with some audience participation (patrons are urged to keep their phones on).
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But that's nothing compared to the re-enactments of the 593s and 1990s, when tens of thousands would turn out.
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Now, for the first time, the trio brings the books to life onstage, with readings, re-enactments and audience participation.
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The filmmaker, Friedrich Moser, borrows heavily from Errol Morris, employing re-enactments, moving graphics and a Philip Glass-like score.
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And there's Kevin Hart's Guide to Black History, which highlights the lives of lesser-known black historical figures through re-enactments.
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There is one dragon, but much of the game consists of re-enactments of mundanities like phone messages and hospital visits.
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More than a century later, the character's "odyssey" is celebrated around the world with readings, re-enactments and, sometimes, heavy drinking.
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It takes the form of an extended cinematic essay, blending fictionalized re-enactments of plausible events with excursions into scholarship and fantasy.
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No traditional biopic, the film includes Ms. Rainer in an extended interview, spliced and superimposed with re-enactments of the same interview.
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In practice, that means "period uniforms," re-enactments and even the use of an "old guard fife and drum," the memo says.
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At this Park Slope club, there will be dramatically funny re-enactments and stand-up, but unfortunately no appearance by DeGeneres herself.
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More than a century later, Bloom's "odyssey" is celebrated around the world with readings, re-enactments and, in some cases, heavy drinking.
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Greene shifts back and forth between re-enactments of a deadly miners' strike and unscripted pontificating about politics from some of the locals.
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Ditto all the capes, which had previously fallen out of use except by the police, the military and at Sherlock Holmes re-enactments.
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Re-enactments of his parents' early years, as recalled by the elderly Leena (Katigbak again), uncover conflicts of which Henry was barely aware.
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But because of the re-enactments on "The Show," and Zahedi's willingness to cast actors to do scenes, there was no outside to it.
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The Act "has been called among the most important congressional enactments of any time — and not just civil rights," said Debo Adegbile, a commissioner.
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In his duties as official historian, Thorn has played in re-enactments of both the old New York game and the old Massachusetts game.
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Among the first things I turned up is a series of homely video enactments of Luther and his wife, Katharina von Bora, making music.
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This documentary will feature those conversations and examines the Tate-LaBianca murders through documentary footage, re-enactments, and interviews with former Manson Family members.
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The invasion of eastern Ukraine was led by a former Russian intelligence officer (and aficionado of historical battlefield re-enactments), who gathered an informal army.
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The suspect is also said to have participated in historical re-enactments, founding the first group of battle reenactors in the Soviet Union in 1976.
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We offer an excerpt from the magazine-length article here: In the last decade or so, the crowds at large scale re-enactments have dwindled.
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Gettysburg is among the biggest re-enactments of the year, and it still draws thousands to the sweltering Pennsylvania countryside in the middle of summer.
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More recently, Nutopia has experimented in documentary/fiction hybrids like the recent "Jesus: His Life," which blended commentary from religious scholars with dramatic re-enactments.
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This year on March 8 there were no independent street demonstrations, enactments of glass ceilings or strikes here, as there were in dozens of countries.
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The second uses these testimonies as the basis for a scripted drama that the director, Claus Räfle, weaves around interview segments like extended re-enactments.
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The fame of the trial makes it a bold choice for the inaugural season of "American Crime Story", a proposed anthology of "true crime" re-enactments.
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An eight-channel video projection shows simultaneous re-enactments of Garland's wardrobe test (she was briefly cast for the film before her addictions quashed the opportunity).
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He turns his attention to real victims in this new series, which spotlights crimes involving sex, money, and murder through interviews, archival footage and re-enactments.
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"Due to FOSTA/SESTA enactments, our leadership made the decision that we cannot put our organization and our attendees at risk," Desiree Alliance announced on its website.
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"Framing John DeLorean," a smart, hook-filled blend of documentary and fictionalized re-enactments, opens with a question: Why haven't more movies been made about John DeLorean?
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SONG OF GRANITE With re-enactments, black-and-white cinematography and ample music, the filmmaker Pat Collins captures the life of the Irish folk singer Joe Heaney.
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British shows that hit it big in America tend to be raucous comedies ("Absolutely Fabulous"), genteel soap operas ("Downton Abbey") or historical re-enactments ("The Crown"), not thrillers.
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Part documentary, part fantasy and part autobiography, this black-and-white film by Guy Maddin weaves archival footage of his hometown with re-enactments of his childhood memories.
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Through re-enactments and interviews with historians and authors, this four-part historical mini-series explores a particularly hysterical chapter of our nation's history — the Salem witch trials.
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They also, more strikingly, give way to re-enactments of what is known or believed to have happened in the days just before and after Frank Olson's death.
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"I liked Corey because he's a Trump supporter," said Gregory Randall, who plays Stonewall Jackson in Civil War re-enactments, in an interview at his home in Fredericksburg.
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If you do not belong to that category yourself, you may be a bit baffled (or bored) by re-enactments of events like that notorious MTV awards appearance.
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Stitching together cheery oral testimonies and frustratingly fuzzy archive material, Ms. Osmond counters the sparseness of visual record with brisk re-enactments and a Welsh chorus of quipping cronies.
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Morris used re-enactments not to shut down questions but to open them: If a witness was standing there when the shot was fired, what could she really see?
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"Consider the significant reform enactments dating from the Great Depression, such as the Securities Act of 1933, the Federal Deposit Insurance Act, and the Glass-Steagall Act," Lee wrote.
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Patience. Depth. A willingness to break out of an assembly-line format that has become numbing: talking heads describing developments in the case, intercut with often cheesy re-enactments.
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Using newsreels, voice-overs and re-enactments, Roberta Grossman, the documentary's director, paints a comprehensive portrait of the times and of the risks taken by Ringelblum and his group.
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He films re-enactments that are more like staged readings, in which actors playing Nixon (Douglas Hodge) and members of his staff reproduce conversations captured by a hidden audio recorder.
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The Ad Council recently joined with David Schwimmer, the actor and producer, to make videos showing re-enactments of real accounts of sexual harassment to educate viewers about appropriate behavior.
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The show, directed by Ms. Bradley, keeps changing viewpoints in an enthusiastic if unruly manner, jumping from re-enactments of Bolden's life to outside comments on his life and art.
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A wall of sandbags erected across Tverskaya Street in Moscow, by the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, seemed designed to block protesters but turned out to be part of the re-enactments.
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At its opening ceremony — featuring re-enactments of past triumphs of the Yankees, who have gone bust — the novelist Salman Rushdie, now 90, is to throw out the first pitch.
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Music cues provide unnecessary goosing; cheap re-enactments trace the shooter's whereabouts; and the director, who is sometimes on camera, intersperses good questions with manipulative prods to his grieving subjects.
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"Laff Mobb's Laff Tracks," a new series hosted by the D.J. and comedian Cipha Sounds, goes one step further, with re-enactments of the jokes as they are being told.
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But Police Commissioner Kevin Davis has also said he could not rule out that the officers were wrongly staging more cleanly shot "re-enactments" of drugs actually found at the scene.
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If we were certain she wanted the truth, and that she would not be haunted for years by re-enactments in her mind of the death, we ought not to lie.
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It blends interviews with participants in the affair with original footage and dramatized re-enactments of Nixon's conversations, using tape recordings from the listening devices the Republican president installed in the Oval Office.
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Through crime scene re-enactments and a series of interviews, Morris presented a valiant case for Adams's innocence, a case that led to the overturn of his sentence and his release in 1989.
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Another documentary she makes, about the 1970 Kent State shootings (in which the Ohio National Guard fired on protesters, killing four and wounding many more), features stylized re-enactments and highly selected editing.
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Many of today's re-enactors were born as the last Civil War veterans were dying, and grew up amid the celebrations and re-enactments of the centennial that lasted from 1961 to 1965.
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It features plenty of re-enactments of auto executive DeLorean (played by Alec Baldwin) in its examination of the man's almost-impossibly cinematic life and that of his ill-fated car company, DMC.
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But I can't help but feel that Captive would have had more time to explore those broader topics if it didn't waste so much valuable screen time on the totally unnecessary dramatic re-enactments.
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Each episode of "The Show" consists of a chatty, meandering and occasionally heartfelt monologue that Zahedi delivers to the camera against a black backdrop, intercut with scripted re-enactments and behind-the-scenes footage.
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The same thing can be said for R. Kelly, Bill Cosby, and even the late XXXtentacion, men who have both made the kind of mistakes that would make for some really intense re-enactments.
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Along with sensational music, it featured moving re-enactments of recent police killings of black Americans, scenes counterpoised with members' own stories of triumph and resilience: alcoholism and deprivation overcome, degrees earned, businesses started.
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Simon argues that John Winthrop's 1630 Atlantic passage aboard the Arbella with his flock of Puritans to establish the future Commonwealth of Massachusetts represented the first of many American "enactments" of the Exodus story.
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"Nothing daring or experimental, no genre busting, no avant-garde, no re-enactments, no postmodern mirrors upon mirrors, no animated scenes, no original music, no 20-20 hindsight, no fancy dancing," Mr. Else writes.
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And the episode was presented in a docu-drama format, complete with re-enactments that were one part TruTV, one part Lifetime movie, and one part faint nod to '90s thrillers like What Lies Beneath.
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Dr. Woodard's brother, Bren, an ex-Marine and devoted participant in military history re-enactments, carries a shotgun when there is a concern about grizzlies, but it doesn't seem to interfere with his bee hunting.
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Many games, like the one here in South Elgin in June, coincide with World War II re-enactments and rely on players recruited from the crowd, including men who cross over from the military scenes.
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Op-Ed Contributor I've been studying Americans' accelerating penchant for blending the fantastical into the real world — from Disneyland to reality TV, from themed restaurants to war re-enactments to ubiquitous porn to Burning Man.
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"My Scientology Movie," in U.S. theaters now, employs dramatizations and re-enactments of church practices in an attempt to give viewers an inside look at an organization that has so far kept filmmakers at arm's length.
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Peppered with sleazy re-enactments and unflattering close-ups, "Voyeur" — a squirmy documentary about the celebrated journalist Gay Talese's infamous investigation of a perverted motel owner — leaves you with an urgent need to take a shower.
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From Civil War re-enactments to paleo diets, today's subcultures often try to recreate the bodies of bygone eras; but rather than celebrating Victorian heads and hands and waistlines, Hughes rubs our noses in their strangeness.
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His words are accompanied by over-the-top comic re-enactments by a cast that includes Jeff Garlin, Dana Carvey and Jane Seymour, who played a bona fide "Bond girl" in "Live and Let Die" (1973).
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Though the series has the feel of a thriller in the mold of "The Fugitive" or the Jason Bourne movies, the pilot episode features numerous re-enactments of the fictional president's being shot in the head.
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And next weekend, at the Green-Wood Cemetery, you can join a gathering of British and American re-enactors for music, dancing, storytelling and more, or attend a ceremony with cannons, horses, re-enactments and a parade.
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From the 1953 founding of Playboy magazine through six decades of bunnies, mansions, centerfolds and censorship, this 10-epsiode series chronicles Mr. Hefner's wild ride through the sexual revolution, drawing on archival footage and dramatic re-enactments.
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"Beloved" possesses the heightened power and resonance of myth — its characters, like those in opera or Greek drama, seem larger than life and their actions, too, tend to strike us as enactments of ancient rituals and passions.
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A somewhat ungainly blend of documentary and historical re-enactments, "Rabin" begins with an interview with Shimon Peres, the former Israeli prime minister and president and Rabin's longtime partner and rival in the leadership of the Labor Party.
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As the scene shifts from urban building projects to suburbia, from the present to the past, the filmmakers eavesdrop on intimate kitchen-table conversations, fold in historical re-enactments, drop by community meetings and conduct talking-head interviews.
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Re-enactments of Abel Ferrara's film "Welcome to New York" and the "Law & Order: SVU" episode based on the incident are hilarious, but keep taking us back to the criminal case Susan claims not to be interested in.
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We witnessed — and participated in — her re-enactments of Carolee Schneemann's "Meat Joy" (1964), Anna Halprin's "Parades and Changes" (1965), the Performance Group's "Dionysus in 69" (1968) and Yayoi Kusama's naked protest outside the New York Stock Exchange (1968).
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At the other are fans of concept-driven regietheater, German for "director's theater," who welcome radical, provocative reinterpretations that can bear little resemblance to the libretto, and who dismiss traditional stagings as stodgy re-enactments that lack dramatic vitality.
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On a recent morning, he was in a recording studio in Chelsea, standing in a circle with the four hosts of "Story Pirates," a podcast for children that is built around manic enactments of stories sent in by children.
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After a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017, where demonstrators wore swastikas and carried Confederate flags, and where an anti-racist protester named Heather Heyer was killed, at least two smaller Civil War re-enactments were canceled.
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Some teachers lead students in re-enactments and role-playing exercises involving slave auctions and the Middle Passage — the forced journey across the Atlantic in which at least 21968 million Africans died -- which could traumatize children and impede learning.
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But even the more recent enactments that do specifically address AI, such as the many state laws governing autonomous vehicles, shy away from making general pronouncements about AI technology, instead choosing to target particular risks caused by specific applications.
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He is as likely to refer in conversation to the legendary magician Dai Vernon as he is to cite Pierre Huyghe, explaining how that artist's re-enactments motivated him to devise a routine illustrating the distorting power of memory.
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Created using audio recordings and re-enactments, the virtual reality experience recounts the story of Angela King, a woman who spent eight years in the white power movement and is now trying to confront the person she was—and is.
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Bride-to-be Cassi Pittman and her fiancé Adam's engagement shoot doubled as photo re-enactments in what was supposed to be just one Obama-inspired photo, according to the pair's wedding planner, Covesa Kelly, and wedding photographer, Natasha Herbert.
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My salad bowl and Claire's platter become not meaningful enactments of a shared connection between friends, but nods to the fact that we've left childish things behind to become grown-ass women who need special containers from which to serve hummus.
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To create the impression of strength, Mr Girkin, an aficionado of historical battlefield re-enactments, masqueraded as a member of Russia's special forces, and had his men drive two armoured personnel carriers around every night to simulate a large build-up.
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The video consists of her foregrounded re-enactments of selected moments within the lives of the people she spoke to, while in the background, a mix of images constantly shift to give historical context to the story she is telling.
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Shows like Forensic Files and The New Detectives covered one case (or sometimes more) per episode, relying on stagey re-enactments and soporific interviews with local law enforcement to sketch out the rough outlines of a murder or a disappearance.
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Elsewhere in her artistic practice, Grullón performs re-enactments of politically charged historical events, most recently her April 13 re-enactment, at BRIC House in Brooklyn, of Texas Senator Wendy Davis's eleven-hour-long 2013 filibuster against a restrictive abortion bill.
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WORMWOOD With an unusually high-profile cast (Peter Sarsgaard, Tim Blake Nelson) for his re-enactments, Errol Morris ruminates again on the difficulties of deciphering and reproducing history — in this case, the enigmatic death of a scientist during the Cold War.
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"The investigation found that the teacher's re-enactments in the two classes had a profoundly negative effect on all of the students present — especially the African American students — and the school community at large," James said in a statement Wednesday.
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This novel "possesses the heightened power and resonance of myth - its characters, like those in opera or Greek drama, seem larger than life and their actions, too, tend to strike us as enactments of ancient rituals and passions," our reviewer wrote.
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Among such old-school plot mechanics is one novel element involving re-enactments of jokes that act as a kind of Greek chorus while underlining a central theme: the power of jokes to bring people together and occasionally keep them apart.
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Over the past 13 years, the series has evolved from a playground of first-person shooter mayhem to something far more distinctive: A collection of deep, difficult, often political games that served as meditations on violence as much as enactments of violence itself.
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Ms. Prince, the curator, often does 19th-century re-enactments, while Mr. Prince, who describes himself first and foremost as a farmer, is an indomitable researcher and genealogist who has written several histories of the black experience at Buxton and in Canada.
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The protest Navalny was due to attend took place on Tverskaya Street leading up to the Kremlin and Red Square, which was hosting historical re-enactments of Russian military achievements to mark Russia Day, the national holiday dedicated to the 1990 declaration of sovereignty.
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The re-enactments used to help tell the tale are particularly evocative by "American Experience" standards, thanks to the cast: the Broadway star Shuler Hensley is Garfield; Kathryn Erbe ("Law & Order: Criminal Intent") is his wife, Lucretia; and Will Janowitz is the creepy Guiteau.
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Jason Wise's documentary, which relies on re-enactments and backstage footage with sparing use of performances, is a love letter to the performer but not the business, in which she managed to achieve a measure of fame for nine decades, while still being overlooked.
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Beyond the cinematic re-enactments of noise and chaos and bloodletting, it is hard for subsequent generations raised on Europe's expectations of peace — or, at the most, on the menace of the Cold War — to imagine how a truly hot war might have been.
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Love chronicles a hapless, middle-aged nincompoop's efforts to recover a stash of cocaine with a mix of interviews and re-enactments, and in a flashy, colorful style that lands between "Pain & Gain," Michael Bay's tale of inane Sunshine State swindlers, and "Fargo" with gators.
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After being welcomed on stage by Republican megadonors Sheldon and Miriam Adelson, Trump reprised much of his stump speech, delivering dramatic re-enactments of his phone calls with dignitaries and donors, attacking former Democratic nominee Clinton and saying the crowd wouldn't vote for 2020 contender Sen.
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In addition to horses, cannon fire and swashbuckling re-enactments, expect a parade: At noon, young visitors can hoist flags representing Revolutionary regiments and march with the Regimental Band of the United States Merchant Marine Academy to the top of Battle Hill for a commemorative ceremony.
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In addition to horses, cannon fire and swashbuckling re-enactments, expect a parade: At noon, young visitors can hoist flags representing Revolutionary regiments and march with the Regimental Band of the United States Merchant Marine Academy to the top of Battle Hill for a commemorative ceremony.
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This historic outpost, 35 miles north of the Mexican border on a barren stretch of high desert 90 minutes' drive from Tucson, survives thanks to visitors who come by the tens of thousands each year to experience the lifestyle of Western legends through guided tours and re-enactments.
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Elegance and beauty are the dominant leitmotifs of this edition of "La Traviata," an opera based on "La Dame aux Camélias" by Alexandre Dumas, fils, that is a constant in theater repertoires everywhere, reinvented in countless enactments, from minimalist to modern to full-on mid-19th-century period pieces.
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Mr. Johns's early flags and targets, as everyone now knows, rewrote postwar American art by repudiating most everything about Ab Ex — the splashy emotionalism, the metaphysical longings, the well-rehearsed enactments of agony and ecstasy played out against the quaint bohemian backdrop of Tenth Street and the Cedar Tavern.
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The re-enactments of the show, even when they are bleak or disturbing or intimate, have a quality of distance that never lets you forget that you are watching reality at one remove; Zahedi's performances especially, even when they are "sad," are often comedic, playing up the absurdity of feeling.
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Both problems define our age; everyone fancies themselves a rebel, even Sean Hannity and Donald Trump, but the traditional forms and structures that would give rebellion purpose and clarity exist only through as effigies to be torn down in ritual re-enactments of the original revolution, now decades in the past.
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The sisters Soloway had a bit of early fame when their 1990 cult creation, "The Real Live Brady Bunch" — verbatim re-enactments of the show starring a yet unknown Jane Lynch — which started at the alternative and anarchic Annoyance Theater in Chicago, jumped its moorings and opened in New York and Los Angeles.
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This will come as no surprise to readers of her previous books, "How to Be a Victorian" and "How to Be a Tudor," or to fans of her rambunctious BBC historical re-enactments, most notably "Tudor Monastery Farm," in which she experienced the full-on drudgery and muck of being a medieval peasant.
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It is possible to take issue with "Emanuel" on aesthetic grounds — a few brief re-enactments illustrating Charleston's past seem incongruously slick, and at least two title cards are out of date (Nikki Haley, for example, is labeled as governor, which she was at the time of the shooting, but is no longer).
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In more physical terms, that sum will buy players one goal post dunk, nearly five crotch grabs (two if it's the same player each time), five Captain Morgan poses or six hip-thrusting re-enactments of a Key and Peele sketch — if punishments handed down by the league in the past are any indication.
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In "Wormwood" (Friday), Errol Morris finds a riveting camera subject in Eric Olson, who trained as a psychologist but has spent his life grappling with his own demons — specifically, trying to figure out what happened to his father (played by Peter Sarsgaard in re-enactments), a military scientist who died in 1953 under suspicious circumstances.
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The bullets for the show were meant to be blanks, props in one of three re-enactments that are performed each day by a group called the Tombstone Vigilantes here on Allen Street, where the Tombstone of today is briefly obscured by a theme-park rendition of the way it was more than a century ago.
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Logue and Mitchell were inspired to make the first Kastle in their native Toronto, in 2013, after seeing a documentary about evangelical Christian Hell houses: fearsome enactments of the punishments that will supposedly befall sinners who engage in homosexuality, suicide, abortion, and so on, which parishioners spend months developing, in order to scare the public straight.
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His voice and image were present, courtesy of an excellent film, directed by Daniel Schloss, tastefully mixing historical footage with re-enactments that flash through his life: the boyhood tap dancing, the pathbreaking with George Balanchine and New York City Ballet in the 1950s and '60s, the fateful decision to start a ballet school and company.
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The concerts, food festivals and Civil War re-enactments; the award-winning landscape created by the Dutch designers West 8; the 450,000 visitors who took ferries from Manhattan and Brooklyn last year; and the fact that Governors Island is now on the map — the subway map, to be precise, but also the mental map of so many New Yorkers — are largely thanks to Ms. Koch.
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The Turkish organization has come under criticism from both Austrian officials and the public after images surfaced in the Austrian media of boys dressed in camouflage uniforms re-enacting the Battle of Gallipoli as Turkish soldiers at one of the 60 mosques run by A.T.I.B. German news outlets found pictures indicating that similar re-enactments were being carried out in Germany, adding fuel to complaints against the sister branch of the organization based in Germany.
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What You Get 24 Photos View Slide Show ' WHAT A 1770 house with six bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms HOW MUCH $374,900 SIZE 3,364 square feet PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT $111 SETTING This colonial-era stone building is in Middleway, a community in Jefferson County about 14 miles west of Harpers Ferry, W.Va., and 75 miles northwest of Washington, D.C. The entire town has been designated a historic district, as it is known for its ghost legends and Civil War re-enactments.
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