Tell us what's going on - we'll film a reenactment.
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Here's a dramatic reenactment of his legit warning to Putin.
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A woman in a wig does this reenactment for Zellner.
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Tell us what's going on - we'll film a reenactment. #NoBillNoBreak
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American fear and violence could draft us into reenactment anytime.
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Ths wasn't part of a war reenactment or violent uprising.
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This dramatic reenactment of the rant is also quite good.
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This context only exacerbated my disappointment with the "Divisor" reenactment.
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To Geisler, the reenactment is an opportunity to learn from history.
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Singh uploaded a video of the reenactment to YouTube on Wednesday.
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During the pageant, Stern airs a mocking reenactment of Lorena's crime.
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With no time to spare, Luke launches into a full reenactment.
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Tune in to Saturday Night Live this weekend for the reenactment.
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And Corden's reenactment of some of Gaga's best looks is priceless.
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Now, this historical event is being brought to life through reenactment.
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Anyway, this whole thing is totally a reenactment from Richie Rich.
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To contribute to Harald Geisler's reenactment project, go here by July 23.
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If you choose to do so, you'll find the reenactment scene here.
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Amateur reenactment culture has always displayed this dynamic in particularly stark terms.
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That's why the term "reenactment," for example, is such a strange term.
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It promises to be an empowering take on the historical reenactment trope.
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It's a reenactment, a theater of this beautiful and tragic human flaw.
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The performances are fine, but they rarely rise above BBC historical reenactment.
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Sarah Paulson and Cuba Gooding, Jr., meanwhile, star in the documentary's dramatic reenactment.
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For now, we'll just watch this perfect reenactment of a memorable TFIOS scene.
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A reenactment of 13 Going on 30's "Thriller" dance would also suffice.
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YouTuber Vern Real's VR reenactment of the scene might be the most elaborate.
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Is it historical reenactment, as the framing of the Operations game mode suggests?
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No hint of the 43s civil rights sit-ins obstructs this historical reenactment.
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It happened recently on the Vegas strip during a reenactment of the Tupac shooting.
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In the next video, Legend makes his Devil Wears Prada: B Movie Reenactment debut.
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Why did you include this reenactment of the Winnie Mandela interview from the 70s?
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Take this man, who recently participated in a medieval reenactment in Lipetsk Oblast, Russia.
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Instead of the luxury getaway they expected, accommodations better suited a Hunger Games reenactment.
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Totally. I also heard you also went to a historical reenactment camp for this?
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Indeed, Kimmel's reenactment of how a "Hodor" scenario might go down proves Benioff's point.
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A broken heart hurts slightly less with waffles, rose, and a Point Break reenactment.
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Surely not... just look at this sweet (and definitely not creepy) rom-com reenactment.
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In the slides below, see details from the Chinese reenactment of the Bin Laden raid.
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They said they're also inspired by Stanford's Face2Face program, which enabled real-time facial reenactment.
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Sometimes when you're telling a story, a little bit of reenactment goes a long way.
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Today O'Neal posted a video clip featuring his reenactment of the "Fade" video on Instagram.
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Kiya is the apex of Nonny de la Peña's form of reenactment-based VR journalism.
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Haha, I am laughing at the reenactment of it that you just started doing, unbidden.
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Even though some may have participated, I wondered if this reenactment was really for them?
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The reenactment concludes with the shooting of a blonde woman previously sitting left of stage.
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Performers in a reenactment of an 1811 slave rebellion marched through LaPlace, La., on Friday.
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It was a sanitized but still deeply unnerving reenactment of what the Ethiopian pilots experienced.
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See where alcohol took him in this hilarious animated reenactment of the first time he drank.
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And, the Royal Household is keenly aware that the show is not a documentary or reenactment.
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Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan's epic reenactment of the events on the ground, gave voice to the troops.
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Playing it live or whatever afterwards, it's already a forced kind of reenactment of those emotions.
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El PasoVisit El Paso See an Old West reenactment show or learn to knit and crochet.
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With Garfield, we see the dead husk of reenactment in the absence of the gay spirit.
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Riffity riffs and mosh pits don't lend themselves to Wuthering Heights reenactment for the most part.
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I imagine there's a balance between what's compelling and something that's more akin to a reenactment.
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The promotional video stages a reenactment of Manifest Destiny without even a hint of self-reflection.
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Berryman's seemingly simple reenactment of Negro Folklore deftly establishes the primordial link of singing to work.
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The footage of the reenactment would make it hard for Jackson to claim insanity in court.
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Place and Time: Reenactment Pageant is on view at the Robischon Gallery (Denver, CO) through March 3.
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I've just been in commercials and maybe a guest spot in one of those crime reenactment shows.
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Those in the historical reenactment scene are also concerned by the far-right adoption of Viking symbology.
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In it, legendary Indian actor Chiranjeevi does a tongue-in-cheek reenactment of the "Thriller" zombie sequence.
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It's unlikely that there would be any sort of demonstration or reenactment of the shooting, he added.
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Despite a few painful reenactment sequences that showcased Monteith's drug spiral, I found the Reelz special particularly illuminating.
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Last weekend, Oliver Stone's hump-filled reenactment of the life of NSA leaker Edward Snowden…Read more Read
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His cold open sketch amounted to a reenactment of IRL Kavanaugh's Thursday sitdown with the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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With each election feeling like a Civil War reenactment, Jordan's sentiments are really words from a bygone era.
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The Burning of Kingston is a biennial reenactment of the destruction of New York state's first capital city.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin were criticized over a video reenactment of Taylor Swift's post-surgery banana freakout.
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SR: In what way do you imagine a reenactment moving toward getting people free of those ideological shackles?
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Chinese workers were included for the first time in the annual reenactment of the driving of the Golden Spike.
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Aishah and the other suspects were part of a crime reenactment at the airport Friday, according to the statement.
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On the program is a morning procession around the Colosseum, dance performances, gladiatorial contests, and a slave-market reenactment.
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No joke, this is an exact reenactment of what happens when people ask me to go on a hike.
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The husband I was with at the time traded me for a pair of boots at a medieval reenactment.
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They're talking about what happened retelling the crime, and then all of a sudden, it breaks into reenactment with actors.
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Every five years, a full reenactment of the walk takes place, with Jubilee participants continuing all the way to Montgomery.
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You can see an illustrated reenactment of the entire scene below: "Alexa, wake me up at um...," Dom tells Alexa.
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The long, scenic route will give you plenty of time to plan the Battle of Hoth reenactment of your dreams.
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Press wandered aimlessly around a trailer park where they and some observers had parked, waiting for the reenactment to start.
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Dread Scott's Slave Rebellion Reenactment took place November 8-9, 2019, with reenactors marching between LaPlace and New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Controversial at the time for its use of reenactment, many of its formal innovations have since become standard documentary elements.
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This text would be a motivating factor in bringing this reenactment to life, but it took more than just inspiration.
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The public portion of the much-publicized event instead resembled a live reenactment of one of Trump's early-morning tweetstorms.
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In fact, the very first scene is a staged reenactment of a cocaine overdose he suffered in the mid-90s.
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In a brief reenactment of the Nevada Democratic debate, Trump crouched behind the podium in mockery of Michael Bloomberg's height.
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In contrast to Stoynoff, Crooks participated in her own play: an emotionally jarring reenactment of the alleged 2006 Trump Tower kiss.
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I went to the historic Blenheim Palace, a few miles outside Oxford, and watched a horseback jousting reenactment, a falconry demonstration.
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It turns out that Dylan had a pretty awesome one, filled with music, water sports, and the occasional Risky Business reenactment.
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According to this reenactment, Bobby would have been able to follow Teresa when she made a left turn onto Q road.
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At the warehouse, the racks are organised decade by decade, starting with Medieval — perfect for your Game of Thrones reenactment club.
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The shows will mostly be a reenactment of Fantasma, although we do plan to perform a few recent songs as well.
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As a corrective measure, why not support some worthy art projects currently being crowdfunded — like, say, Dread Scott's Slave Rebellion Reenactment?
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I mean I've never gone to pioneer reenactment camp, but I've certainly done things like take etiquette lessons or piano classes.
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It's harder to explain the photos of Frank posing with a Confederate soldier during the Civil War reenactment he once attended.
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Most strikingly, Philippe films a black-and-white reenactment of the scene as it was portrayed in Robert Bloch's source novel.
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There's a vintage fun fair, a Battle of the Somme reenactment, and a local troupe singing numbers from The Lion King.
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But here's the thing: Schiff made very clear before summarizing the phone call that this was paraphrasing, not a direct reenactment.
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This is not a faithful reenactment of Leia but a memorial to her, a tribute of our own affection for her.
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All you have to do is upload a video of your reenactment online with the hashtag #ImADisasterArtist for a chance to win.
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Last year, for instance, one Stanford team created a method of facial reenactment that could be performed with any cheap consumer webcam.
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It's a real-time reenactment of this classic tête-à-tête that gained a lot of attention on Reddit several months ago.
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We would gladly watch a full-length reenactment of The Shining with a maniacal, still bumbling Homer as Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson).
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There were angry aquarium sharks; a bioluminescent Atlantis, equal parts Gungan city and Avatar planet; an underwater reenactment of the Thor-vs.
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Click here to view original GIFSome movie scenes are unforgettable, and Steven Spielberg's reenactment of the Normandy Landing is one of them.
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Whether the reenactment has truly galvanized the Manchester audience toward a longer-term commitment to anti-establishment activity remains to be seen.
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It's murky to me whether that's an experience people want—two days of immersion tips away from a vacation and toward reenactment.
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Jay slowly moves to the sink, transfixed and staring at the flame in his hands in a perfect reenactment of early man.
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BRIC is pleased to present Reenactment, on view January 18 through February 123 at BRIC House, Downtown Brooklyn's largest contemporary art gallery.
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Thursday, video of the defendant's police interview, including Drejka's reenactment of the July 19, 2018, shooting in Clearwater, was played in court.
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The interviews with the main subject are mesmerizing and harrowing, but its power is undercut by the unnecessary incorporation of reenactment sequences.
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The 30-something Balan has been on the historical reenactment circuit since 2413, switching out between colonial and Civil War–era garb.
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On neutral ground, where no one fancies welling up publicly, it's just a perverse reenactment of the breakup you literally just had.
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Artist Dread Scott and New Orleans arts organization Antenna launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a reenactment of the 19223 Louisiana slave rebellion.
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Continental reenactment soldier Keith Chester, 29, of Arlington, Washington, during a "March for Our Rights" pro-gun rally April 21, in Olympia, Washington.
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Ultimately, American Animals succeeds more if you think of it as a documentary with lots of reenactment, rather than as a fictional film.
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Antenna, a New Orleans based multi-arts organization, is producing the reenactment, which has a wide array of backers both big and small.
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This Sweetwater felt less like the historical reenactment towns of fourth-grade field trips and more like a Wild West filter for Instagram.
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This group exhibition — curated by Jenny Gerow, Assistant Curator at BRIC —will examine the aesthetics and politics of historical reenactment in contemporary art.
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Ceremonial greetings and cultural exchanges overlap with misunderstandings and threats of violence, before culminating in a reenactment of the death of Captain Cook.
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It wasn't exactly a move-for-move reenactment of the Las Vegas live show that Tatum recently launched, but Beatrice was loving every minute.
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"It's not only his drinking that Murphy is concerned about; it's his suspicion that Cory is taking drugs," a voiceover intones during the reenactment.
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Gunvor Rasmussen: It's the combination of humor, cultural history walks, good music, reenactment, awesome and inclusive people—it's more than just a music festival.
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Thankfully, the whale shark tea bag is filled with green tea tea leaves, so there will be no reenactment of Kill Bill with that.
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History enthusiasts fight during the reenactment of Napoleon's famous Battle of Austerlitz near the town of Slavkov u Brna, Czech Republic, on Dec. 1.
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Outside the presence of the jury the defense objected to the scan, calling it a reenactment, and questioned the placement of the car seat.
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She didn't think much of it, but soon she found herself in a bizarre and chilling real-life reenactment of When a Stranger Calls.
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As proof, Silverman provided the supposedly true personal testimony of a couple who had once put him up, accompanied by a low-effort reenactment.
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Plus, I got to do my badass reenactment of The Big Lebowski and get some fantastically hilarious advice for the local women's bowling team.
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The reenactment Thursday included about 85033,000 troops and vintage 1940s-era vehicles, including T-34 tanks, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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Then the team makes its way over to Jacksonville, Alabama, to slip into 1860s-era garb and take part in a Civil War reenactment.
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From another perspective, it could be an abstract reenactment of visual longing in which the slender, tapered baton traces the trajectory of a gaze.
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"We have also done a reenactment of the crime scene to find what exactly caused his death," the news agency cited Hartanto as saying.
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The challenge here is to make the movie more than just a grisly reenactment of those events or to glorify the lone-wolf perpetrator.
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I'm watching this wonderful scene reenactment of The Empire Strikes Back and I'm not sure I even miss the real Darth Vader or Luke Skywalker.
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Years ago, investigators showed reporters a video reenactment of how they believe she was able to bind her hands and feet and then hang herself.
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Ten months ago, the 26-year-old posted her first politically themed video to YouTube, a reenactment of "coming out" as conservative to her parents.
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And since chunks of the show are filmed in Versace's mansion, you could almost, just almost, think what you were watching was a complete reenactment.
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For anyone who still believed the video was real, however, this cut confirms the run was staged (or at the very least, a dramatic reenactment).
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However, it does so through reenactment, using ex-criminals with gun convictions—such as Laycock—to act out the crimes where the gun was used.
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But it's up to you to consider everything and be open, otherwise how will you know if your life is real or just a reenactment?
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There was the Tea Appreciation society (no joke), the Historical Reenactment Society, croquet, clay pigeon shooting, polo, numismatics, so much rowing, and so much wine.
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In the first episode, a reenactment shows a family friend comforting Eric's mother paired with the memos that a family friend wrote about the interaction.
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"There were rules and restrictions, but they were free to bring their own emotional stories and connections to the case to this reenactment," Green says.
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The installation juxtaposes Vereen's original performance and the reenactment by Lawson, who powerfully expresses wounded vulnerability and evokes the moral injury of Vereen's inauguration debacle.
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Her series Place and Time: Reenactment Pageant shares the saddle with Buffalo Bill in the visual history of performing and documenting America's story of Westward expansion.
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Typography meets historical reenactment in Harald Geisler's latest Kickstarter pitch for the recreation of a letter exchange between Einstein and Freud that occurred 85 years ago.
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Up until then, each game in the Japanese role-playing series had been like a reenactment of a ritual, one built and added to over years.
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Michael Cera (as Hamilton) and Jake Johnson (as Burr) perfectly choreographed a reenactment to every word, burp, and drunken malapropism while wearing anachronistic costumes and props.
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They narrate their story as the audience watches it play out in an Investigation Discovery-style reenactment starring Paulson and her "American Crime Story" co-star.
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SANTA FE, N.M. – An annual reenactment of a 17th-century Spanish conquistador reclaiming Santa Fe from Native Americans after an uprising will no longer take place.
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As proof, investigators previously showed reporters a video reenactment of how they believed she was able to bind her hands and feet and then hang herself.
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Comedian Samantha Bee even weighed in, offering to film a reenactment if Democrats would fill her in on the details of what happened on the floor. .
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Click here to view original GIFLast weekend, Oliver Stone's hump-filled reenactment of the life of NSA leaker Edward Snowden opened in theaters across the country.
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BORISOV, Belarus (AP) — Thousands of people have taken part in a reenactment of the Battle of Berezina, one of the major clashes of the Napoleonic Wars.
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Trump's supporters at the Cedar Creek reenactment said Democratic opposition to the president had inflamed old rifts in U.S. society and pushed some to extreme positions.
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Their reenactment was a powerful vision of black heroes and patriots alongside white ones, an unwhitewashed reframing of a history that's been mostly denied to us.
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Jaden Smith's character, a reenactment of his Twitter persona, coupled with Koenig's boring soliloquies, makes for a bad show that's too nonsensical and pompous to be enjoyable.
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It's really bizarre ... this is happening more and more where there's a shooting reenactment for a TV show or movie but bystanders are left in the dark.
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Robert Greene's documentary Bisbee '173, made to observe the centennial of the event, meditates on it through modern-day reenactment and probing those still connected to it.
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Neither had seen the film yet, and Michael, seeing them visibly moved, asked them for an honest assessment of the film afterward, particularly the interment reenactment scenes.
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But to see an on-camera reenactment of the "my momma might have raised a faggot, but she ain't raise no punk" maxim was moving and necessary.
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The boy's mother, Claudia Rodriguez, explained in an April 12 Facebook post that she only found out about the reenactment after another parent told her about it.
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In the days after the Little Rock Nine reenactment came under scrutiny, the BASIS Phoenix Central school argued that it was being unfairly painted as racially insensitive.
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The simulations use the traditional principles of exposure therapy to create a virtual reenactment of soldiers' experiences in Iraq in order to allow them to deal with PTSD.
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Toward the end of our journey, the producers dropped us in the middle of a Civil War reenactment with the promise that the attendees were merely history buffs.
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They numb players to one of the only certain and terrifying facts of life through mindless and repetitive reenactment, rewarding the player's triumph over death without real consideration.
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Their villain arc reached its peak this week and then went beyond it, in a stirring and unsettling reenactment of the injustices of every day on planet Earth.
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On Wednesday evening, Adams will also be presenting "On," a live reenactment of infomercials, the audio of which will be mixed and adjusted on-site by the artist.
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As Annaliese recalls the time she was trapped in a bumper car accident, tape of children playing bumper cars rolls across the screen, like a true crime reenactment.
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A Russian drone team was flying over a reenactment settlement in Lipetsk, Russia, taking some fantastic footage of the event, showing off the encampment, large battles, and games.
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When we're told a movie is "fiction," we assume that what we're watching is at most a reenactment of reality, not that we're actually watching the events themselves.
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They record a music video that's supposed to be a reenactment of Cookie and Lucious falling in love, but instead it comes off as a poor '80s parody.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and its intervention in Eastern Ukraine, for instance, became a struggle against "Ukrainian fascists," a reenactment of Russia's victory over the Nazis.
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Having read Oxenberg's book and attended all seven weeks of the trial, I was curious to know how closely Lifetime's reenactment stuck to the facts of the case.
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If you love the 1973 movie or are fascinated by the concept of exorcism, or if you're just a fan of reenactment journalism, this is a must-listen.
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If not you've got to write a supplement explaining that your body cam was off during the search and that the body cam that does exist is a reenactment.
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Part of the hoopla was a reenactment of the Battle of New Orleans from the War of 1812, and there were women dressed as Southern belles in the stands.
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MINEFIELD merges documentary theater, film, and reenactment, while bringing together veterans who fought on opposite sides of the Falklands War and having them share firsthand experiences with one another.
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Dread Scott: We've got funding from other foundations and individuals, but yeah, this is to fund a reenactment of the largest rebellion of enslaved people in North America history.
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The pair executed a special reenactment of that performance in the gallery, and then Radetzki walked around with a red banner and cymbal, briefly placing them on select locations.
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If a woman can be a queen in a medieval reenactment theater, it's only a matter of time before she can be a president in the *real* American White House.
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So they might be surprised to stumble on a rockabilly festival in Hungary, or a Civil War reenactment in the Czech Republic, or a Wild West theme park in France.
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At least that was my experience after watching this reenactment of that iconic scene from The Ring where the ghost of a murdered girl crawls out of a TV screen.
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But as for the real reason to attend a polo match — the infinite Pretty Woman reenactment opportunities – the Vogue cover girl managed to squeeze plenty of that in as well.
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Here, Greene collaborates with mostly amateur performers, who speak about how they feel about the real-life people they play, as well as their processes of preparing for the reenactment.
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Video of that police interview, including Drejka's reenactment of the shooting, played in court Thursday as part of Drejka's manslaughter trial for killing McGlockton last July 19 in Clearwater, Florida.
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To accompany its retrospective on Lygia Pape, the Met Breuer organized a reenactment of the artist's performance "Divisor," where up to 2365 people parade the streets under a giant sheet.
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The result, also called Lore, debuted on Amazon on Friday, and it's a compelling mix of the original elements of Mahnke's podcast with the appeal of the classic reenactment show.
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Late last year, Arceneaux directed "Until, Until, Until…," a reenactment of Vereen's tribute that brought together live performance (with Frank Lawson as Ben Vereen) and footage of the original broadcast.
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Organized by Israel's ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon, the November 29 event will be a reenactment of the UN's 1947 vote for the partition of Palestine to form Israel.
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The newly single actor, 46, starred in a funny reenactment of the ABC reality show's rose ceremony with his longtime friend Carlos Quirarte, who shared the bromantic moment on Instagram Wednesday.
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Pfeifer stages a reenactment and tribunal on the disturbing case of Schabas Al-Aziz, a young Iraqi citizen who was found frozen to death in a forest outside Dresden last spring.
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You can't make this stuff up, and you can't stop The Bachelor from taking full advantage of this opportunity to recreate, yet again, an Emmy-worthy dramatic reenactment of Annaliese's trauma.
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It has something to do with football, that's clear, and specifically it has something to do with the 1985 game that shattered Joe Theismann's leg, and some kind of ritual reenactment.
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You may have even guessed it was when he practiced gender-blind casting and had audience member Karen Hoydic play Russell Crowe's part in a scene reenactment from The Nice Guys.
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The disconnect between the memos and the reenactment images of a family friend kindly comforting a grieving widow highlight the disconnect between the official story and Eric's memories of the moment.
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Senators were also shown a video of Schiff delivering a dramatized reenactment of the readout from Trump's July 25 call, which later prompted Trump to suggest Schiff be arrested for treason.
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Why would you have your kids participate in a reenactment of the way the white people who came to Oklahoma stole your wealth and your land from you 130 years ago?
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Spears, arrows and muskets are also used in reenactments, which can be competitive and thus don&apost guarantee a specific winning or losing side in advance as a more precise reenactment might.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech web developer Vojtech Ruzicka ditched his laptop and urban Prague lifestyle and decamped to the forest dressed as a blue-faced shaman for a "World of Warcraft" reenactment game.
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Jurors also watched a crime scene reenactment video of how Sandra was able, prosecutors said, to tie up her hands and ankles behind her back and then lock herself in a closet.
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" But while the event was advertised as a speech by the "Godfather of the Hipster movement' who has "stood up for Western Values," the event was actually a reenactment of an assassination.
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While many of the elements of the reenactment are speculative, there can be no denying the primitive majesty of the Petroleum Age natives, with their ornate garb glittering with logos and rhinestones.
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First, of course, Arya must endure their crude reenactment of her family's plight, but when she sneaks backstage, she discovers that Lady Crane seems pretty okay when she's not playing Cersei Lannister.
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As in the case of Cesarco, who breaks the linearity of time to heal, the devastating characteristic of death echoes in a work by Barbad Golshiri, titled "Vanitas; a Reenactment" (2008–14).
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It's a bold way to open a movie, violent and visceral—and Spielberg tops it about an hour later with a reenactment of the Middle Passage that brought African slaves to America.
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The idea that Diana could become trapped in an endless reenactment of her final year on earth, boiled down to the rigid prose of an obsessive fan account, is funny as hell.
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A pure reenactment of Glass-Steagall is highly unlikely as the financial services industry has irreversibly changed dramatically over the last 2628 years, largely because of the revolutionary impact of electronic technology.
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The model, 22, shared a Bible verse on her Instagram Stories Monday night after she and her husband, Justin Bieber, faced backlash over Bieber's reenactment of Taylor Swift's post-surgery banana video.
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The reenactment of this Life shoot is a moving reminder of what family looks like — what love looks like — and what should not encumber two people who want to build a life together.
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There's a new trailer for Natalie Portman's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis biopic Jackie, and it offers an extended look into actress' buzzworthy performance — as well as an emotional reenactment of John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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I attempted a reenactment of this scene just for fun but failed being the only guy on the small dirt road, and so I ended up just reciting movie lines to imaginary people.
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Click here to view original GIFA university research team recently developed a new method for real-time facial reenactment that works with a regular web camera, overcoming several challenges in computer vision technology.
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This is why when I heard about Dread Scott's "Slave Rebellion Reenactment" I approached it with caution, but kept an open mind because I really didn't have any idea of what to expect.
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Other goofs included a visible gas cylinder powering a chariot during a battle reenactment in the Colosseum, and another crew member in jeans who briefly pops up in an early post-fight scene.
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They were joined by another loose cohort that annually commemorates Oñate's expedition through what is now San Elizario, Texas, with a staged reenactment of Oñate and his soldiers taking possession of indigenous land.
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For there are at least two more concerns that prompt calls for reenactment of Glass-Steagall — and these two take us straight on to Wells Fargo and its "Fries with That" banking practices.
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"It would be all guerrilla warfare, not this open field-style kind of thing," he said, gesturing at the reenactment of the 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek in Middletown, Virginia, earlier this month.
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The project, Slave Rebellion Reenactment, is partially funded by several organizations along with Antenna: A Blade of Grass, Fractured Atlas, Kindle Project, the McColl Center for Art + Innovation, Smack Mellon, and Map Fund.
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Since the early 2000s, Saransk has been the base for one of Russia&aposs clubs for historical fencing, a sport that includes the study, reenactment, replication and performance of European swordplay from centuries ago.
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This is partly due to the way the purge sequences are filmed — at a dreamy distance, which makes them seem like an ecstasy-fueled cross between a Kubrickian orgy and a Point Break reenactment.
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Better than any Crosswalk Theater — although, those were pretty spectacular this year — Corden assembled the cast of Thor: Ragnarok to surprise a movie theater audience in California with a live reenactment of the story.
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Wind Gap's annual Calhoun Day festivities include a backyard barbecue, Civil War-era costumes (mutton chops included), and — most crucially – the reenactment of a play, which is seemingly rehearsing at the public high school.
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While some dad-approved hobbies lean towards embarrassing rather than enthralling (looking at you, medieval reenactment dads), officially cool dad Bill Young is getting attention on Instagram for something very, very unexpected: hotel carpeting.
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Using cellphone footage, news reports and eyewitness accounts, Pfeifer's step-by-step reenactment of the situation is narrated by two attractive "hosts" who intermittently freeze the action to consider each possible version and outcome.
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In tonight's episode of VICE Does America, Abdullah, Martina, and Will take part in a Civil War reenactment in Jacksonville, Alabama, and ask the Confederate side what bothers them so much about the North.
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With help from a cartoon reenactment, fans get to see just how much Bell started crying once she knew in her bones that she was seconds away from meeting one of her favorite animals.
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These pieces may take a different form from week to week, but since the premiere was mostly a reenactment of the crime and its immediate aftermath, we'll start with some pretty basic background stuff.
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Broadly spoke to actress Sarah Gadon about playing Grace Marks as truthfully as possible (including training at a historical reenactment camp), working on set with a crew of women, and surviving the film industry.
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Like all reenactment shows, this one runs into the main problem inherent to that conceit, which is that the fictionalization of historical records occasionally veers into the realm of the cheesy and/or overdramatic.
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Digitally printed onto fabric and then fashioned into a quilt by the artist, these contemporary objects with nostalgic impulses reveal the survivalist and apocalyptic undercurrents of reenactment culture and its reclamation of craft culture.
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Two thieves in full nun getups stormed a bank in Pennsylvania on Monday, bungling an armed robbery that went down like some kind of low-budget reenactment of The Town, local Fox affiliate WTFX reports.
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Oracle (2015) by Yoshua Okón speaks to xenophobia in the United States — the artist films a reenactment of US border patrol agents protesting migrant "invasion" by marching through the desert with guns and flags aloft.
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In what is basically a reenactment of her nightmares, she and her daughter end up hiding from the Ghost Nation warriors in a log cabin, only to come face to face with William (Ed Harris).
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Unless he drew a Last Standing role—wherein he'd have to follow directions until that final cannon roar—the last third of any Reenactment was spent lying prone on the ground, pretending to be dead.
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If Keeping Up With The Kardashians ever does a reenactment of the face-melting scene from the end of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, it would probably look something like this.
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Two men in the video, Randy Robbins and Albrow Hall, said that they were told the reenactment filming on the bus ride was for a documentary relating to the work of the Black Lung Association.ADVERTISEMENT
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The notion that audiences, queer, teenage, or otherwise, might benefit from what amounts to a media reenactment of the year 2005 is bizarre, and dispiriting to the progress that seems to have been made since then.
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The Merchant's House annually holds a Victorian funeral reenactment, the Morris–Jumel Mansion hosts contemporary art and theater in its rooms, and the Lefferts Historic House in Prospect Park has also engaged with unconventional art installations.
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So when a lowly peasant tried to film a battle reenactment with their drone in Lipetsk, central Russia, one heroic crusader heard his call of duty, and impaled the wretched flying machine with a spear. Ouch.
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In Kate Plays Christine, he focuses on another actress, Kate Lyn Sheil, as he shoots documentary-style scenes of Sheil researching Chubbuck's life for a role that never exists outside "reenactment" scenes in the documentary itself.
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Gay ideas of masculinity will always be associated with the image of the strong, heterosexual "alpha male" we absorb from media and culture, and the idea of gay masculine perfection is just a reenactment of this.
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The episode ends with Paulson knocking her car into Kathy Bates by way of introduction and then wandering into the woods, where she finds some kind of Lost Colony-reenactment witch circle led by Wes Bentley.
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This unifying curriculum depends, much like the nation's reenactment culture, on a presumed norm of whiteness—more specifically a type of conservative, capitalistic whiteness, against which non-white narratives and Marxism are seen as inherently provocative.
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The viewer, in the chilling final product, sees a split screen with the initial performance on the left and the reenactment on the right, seemingly posing the question, which resonates with a deeper ring of truth?
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We always knew Doug the Pug was a dog of many talents, but seeing him play both Belle and the Beast in his new reenactment of Beauty and the Beast takes things to a whole new level.
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All of us have fun pastimes — roller derby, Civil War reenactment, erotic baking — but since 2007, Athens-based photographer and animator Dimitris Tsalkanis has cultivated a sort of unusual hobby: recreating ancient Athens via 3D modeling software.
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For some reason, he also participated as a rivet catcher in a historical reenactment of how the bridge was built in the '20s and '30s during his climb Wednesday, according to a statement from Sydney Bridge Climb.
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In 1994, then-Indiana Congressman Dan Burton claimed in a floor speech that he had staged a reenactment of Foster's death in his backyard by shooting a watermelon, and concluded that it had to be a murder.
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In many ways, the debate was a live reenactment of the long-simmering Republican panic, and the near-anabolic shock the party apparatus is currently experiencing, since realizing that Trump could really be the nominee in 2016.
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In concert with season two's gory mannequin blood splatter reenactment and responses to viewer conspiracy theories, it really makes you think about the Halbach family's 2015 statement regarding the show being more entertainment than a thorough investigation.
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So what I'll call the fifth aim that prompts calls for Glass-Steagall reenactment is to insulate Main Street depository institutions from what we might call the high-rolling, high-pressure culture of Wall Street financial firms.
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Fyre Media gained infamy last month when the eponymous music festival it promised would be an opulent uber-Coachella on a remote island turned out to be more of a Lord of the Flies reenactment with Instagram kids.
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It was not recorded, and was delivered in Durham's now-demolished White Rock Baptist Church, yet the VR experience used reenactment recordings and projections to give visitors the impression of listening to the speech in this lost sanctuary.
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The original rebellion ended with a battle between the slaves and planters who quashed the movement, though organizers said the reenactment will culminate with participants gathering in New Orleans's Congo Square, where slaves used to gather on Sundays.
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Kiermaier then reached out with his foot, and touched base, but as this handy slowmo will show you, Colabello beat him to it: While the umps were reviewing the play, Kiermaier did a little reenactment for his teammates.
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They both deploy reenactment — no budget, anachronistic, and reflexive — as a strategy of pleasure and critique, and they share some of the same archival footage (repeating scenes, for example, from a 1930s Orientalist education film, The Moslem World).
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After the reenactment becomes too much for him, Jim abruptly ends his scene with Kaneisha, which she describes as a betrayal because she believed the therapy would help her heal from her lack of sexual attraction towards him.
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Like the survey photography exemplified by Timothy O'Sullivan, which inspired great painters like Thomas Moran, and the film directors who borrowed their characters and boundless spaces, the Place and Time series implicates American culture as a centuries-long reenactment.
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Temperatures fell to minus 8 degrees Celsius (17F) in Prague where Czech swimmers swam under the Charles Bridge to mark the day, while men dressed as the three kings rode on horseback in a reenactment of the nativity scene.
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Their meet-cute is the stuff of fairy-tale fantasy – Diana's daring rescue of Steve is basically a live-action reenactment of The Little Mermaid – but after that, romance is taken off the table until they're ready for it.
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The producers had wanted us to spend the night at the reenactment camp, but there was no way I was sleeping in a place where people legitimately believed that a large number of enslaved blacks willfully supported their own bondage.
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We watch individuals who participate in the reenactment change: One young man (Fernando Serrano) who plays a miner starts to reckon with his own personal history; others find their willingness to excuse what happened shifting when they live it, however temporarily.
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Among the program's highlights are a tour of the police department, a "show-and-tell" of various equipment used by police and the reenactment of scenarios in which officers have to make decisions on whether to fire their weapons, Heck said.
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I believe it's an interesting conversation because the fair was originally started as more of a hippie thing than a historical reenactment thing and from the hippie movement what we can take away that was good about that is non-judgment.
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It's a pretty cool story ... UFC champ Holly Holm says Foxx invited her over to his L.A. pad after she won the fight back in August -- and treated her to a live reenactment of the K.O. seen 'round the world.
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An Indian Fair, for instance, the Mall became an Indian bazaar, and visitors watched as artisans created gigantic bamboo and painted papier-mâché effigies of the demon king Rāvana and his allies as part of a reenactment of a Hindu celebration.
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Rasheed William Wallace Meant to be a historically accurate reenactment of the Battle of Stirling Bridge, this version goes awry when Rasheed decides to add a battlecry of his own devising, a rousing call-and-return of "BALL DON'T", "LIE".
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The function of this press tour, it seems, is to convince journalists like me that the movie (adapted from a book the trio co-authored) isn't "political" or partisan—just a concise reenactment of the attacks as they saw them.
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These ideas are best exemplified by Gonçalo Mabunda's stealthy "Throne of an African King" (2004), made from rusty recycled weapons, and Attia's willowy conceptual instrument "Reenactment" (2014) that evokes a lute but is made from a French colonial soldier's helmet.
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Dave Clarke, who manned a table distributing Sons of Confederate Veterans literature and merchandise at the reenactment, said violent white supremacists had misappropriated the Confederate flag, and that he had faith in the U.S. system of government to resolve differences peacefully.
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Lewis, who was touring the exhibit with former Obama adviser David Axelrod for an episode of CNN's "The Axe Files," got emotional listening to a reenactment of the brutal harassment and violence peaceful demonstrators faced during the Civil Rights Movement.
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Hotel Mumbai is a play-by-play reenactment of the 2008 siege of the luxurious Taj Mahal Palace Hotel by a group of terrorists, one of 12 separate terror incidents that occurred in Mumbai over the course of three days in Late November.
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Not very well, mind you, but his ability to sing a Crosby Stills Nash & Young lyric and jump to a very high pitched reenactment of a conversation he had with the late King of Pop illustrates the breadth of his eclectic repertoire.
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The tranquility at a San Fernando Valley park was shattered by what sounded like gunfire, sending picnickers and others scrambling for cover ... but it was all just a reenactment of an infamous murder case that put Snoop Dogg in the defendant's chair.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman's visceral portrayal of writer Truman Capote, Jamie Foxx's unforgettable reenactment of musician Ray Charles, and Halle Berry's mesmerizing rendition of Dorothy Dandridge are a select trio of memorable and award-winning performances, that succeeded within the confines of biographical films.
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The coffin is laid on the stage, where a cast of actors are set to play people such as Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, and the former British prime minister, Tony Blair, sits stoically, awaiting the start of the word-for-word reenactment.
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Today, as we celebrate the rights of girls and women on International Women's Day, UNICEF and Bridal Musings are sharing a new reenactment video to shine a spotlight on Samia and the 22011 million girls who will be married as children this year.
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" 'Reenactment' becomes the record of innocent deaths under the gaze of a representative of the state, an officer and other figures of the establishment," Mr. Ciment wrote in an assessment of Mr. Pintilie's career for a Museum of Modern Art retrospective in 2012.
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Here's a GIF reenactment of George R.R. Martin leading his followers away from the vast and empty wasteland that is LiveJournal: For those too young to remember, LiveJournal began in 1999 and became a beloved home for the internet's earliest bloggers and dedicated fan communities.
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A reenactment of the student march wound its way through the city and allowed people to hear from dissidents who participated in the protests that ended communist rule peacefully in Czechoslovakia weeks after the Berlin Wall fell and brought dissident poet Vaclav Havel to office.
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Some of the most notorious of these incidents were his February 2016 reenactment of the photo of drowned Syrian refugee Alan Kurdi and the "offensively tasteless" gesture he made last year by asking socialites to don emergency blankets at a posh film gala in Berlin.
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While much of her art is interactive and therefore limiting to see today in a museum, the Met did take some good faith efforts, including staging a reenactment of her piece "Divisor," for which dozens of people processed under a giant white sheet down Madison Avenue.
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As the controversy unfolded, a Philadelphia anti-fascist group published information from Lichterman's social media accounts that they believed proved further Nazi ties, including photos of him dressed as a Nazi soldier during a World War II reenactment and of the Iron Cross tattoo on his elbow.
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Both Zeman and Babis have kept a low profile in the lead up to the 30-year anniversary of the Velvet Revolution on November 17, which will feature events around the city and a reenactment of the student protest in 1989 that sparked the wider rallies.
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"A Field Guide to Whale Creek" loops its audience through the park, incorporating sparse sections of historical reenactment alongside a litany of the ecology and people you may encounter (a lone bagpipe player has been regularly spotted), and ending at the fragrance garden below the entrance stairs.
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As part of a wrongful death suit the Wiegand family filed against Royal Caribbean in December, their attorney released reenactment photos this week, saying they are evidence the grandfather couldn't physically lean out of the window from which the toddler fell, as the company has alleged.
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Starting in 2014, New York photographer and activist Corky Lee has organized an annual reenactment of the iconic 1869 photograph in front of the replica locomotives — with descendants of Chinese railroad workers and other Chinese Americans filling the frame — instead of the all-white denizens of the historic image.
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After last year's Reenactment of The Battle of Sutro's Mill, his buddy Knox had bragged about the amount of porn he was able to watch while everyone was running around, this illegal activity possible due to an exploit that merged battlefield devices into one Web output, making singular traces impossible.
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Over the weekend, a massive music festival known as the Vive Latino took place in the Mexican capital, and Sheinbaum refused to say whether she'll shut down a reenactment of the Passion of Christ that's been held for the last 177 years in the eastern borough of Iztapalapa, according to el Heraldo newspaper.
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"The Transcontinental Railroad was a tremendous feat of engineering, innovation and manpower that was key to unleashing the economic prosperity of the United States for generations," US Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao, whose parents are of Chinese descent, said Friday in a reenactment of the ceremony at Golden Spike National Historic Park in Promontory, Utah.
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The story then slips into a feverish dream, when a young girl gazes out through her gauzy blush-pistachio colored curtains, and sings Simon & Garfunkel's The Sound of Silence, watching herself perform on a laptop — a stylized reenactment of a fantasy that, in our mediated age, many teenagers, rich and poor, find at their fingertips.
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The performers rotate their wrists and swivel the pelvis in a traditional "feminine" manner, yet also make more animated, violent, and visceral movements, evoking the Shi'ite actions performed by Muslim men during the mourning month of Muharram, when some men take part in self-flagellating in a reenactment of the Hussein's struggle to safeguard Islam.
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Exhibit B We are truly #blessed to live in a world where there are now Kimoji GIFs, and this animated reenactment of Kim slapping Khloé with her oversized (obviously designer) purse and warning, "Don't be f—ing rude," after hearing her talk some sisterly smack about her becoming a diva during season 2 of KUWTK.
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In the coming months, after receiving the results of a rape kit and participating in a police reenactment of the night, Turkos realized that she had been held at gunpoint by her Lyft driver and repeatedly raped by at least three men, as they cheered and high fived each other, according to court documents.
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Looking over Stein's campaign promises and the Green Party platform, you'll find a number of worthless platitudes, but also some legitimately good ideas: healthcare as a basic human right; abolishment of the Electoral College in favor of a direct popular vote; reenactment of Glass-Steagall Act; and universal child care, to name a few.
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For the hilarious Spike teaser video, co-hosts Chrissy Teigen and LL Cool J dress up in 1980s attire, complete with crimped hair, chokers and lots of leather, for a reenactment of Michael Jackson's "Beat It." So which other familiar faces joined in for the fun and will compete on the upcoming third season of LSB?
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We meet in the middle of this work, which comprises, among other things, smashed bricks and columns, water dripping into barrels and buckets (whose sounds, modified by a mixer to become doom-laden drum-beats, fill the hall), and a video reenactment of an interview with Winnie Mandela (the wife of the first post-apartheid South African president).
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The theme song of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt—with its "females are strong as hell" refrain—grows more and more touching with repetition, and is not so much a parody as a reenactment of the interview that broke the news of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight's rescue, in 2013, from their captor's home in Cleveland.
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It was a historical reenactment of a counterculture touchstone, one that came at the tail end of post-Cold War hubris, when Bill Clinton, the first child of the 60s to hold the highest office, was sending cruise missiles into Afghanistan and Sudan, distracting from from the blowjobs he was famously receiving from a White House intern.
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The council describes the Entrada as an "accurate" reenactment of the "peaceful resettlement," leaving out the parts about De Vargas's threats of violence, the conflicts that ensued in the coming years, and the underlying rationality of white possession that informed De Vargas's belief that he (and his Virgin) had a prior claim to Pueblo land because the Spanish had conquered it once before.
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Just seeing them in the same frame already has me itching for a reenactment of this iconic scene: Or, at the very least, this one (which Law previously told People is the scene that most gets him recognized on the street this time of year): If you want to feel decidedly un-merry, however, then these theories about the movie will do the trick.
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Performances include Badke, a dynamic dance piece featuring ten young dancers from Ramallah by the Belgian company les ballets C de la B; a multi-media reenactment of the infamous Berlin Conference, entitled 2065 BC by the Egyptian Adham Hafez Company; Israeli artist Arkadi Zaides's political dance work Archive; Palestinian artist, Farah Saleh's interactive solo Free Advice; solo dance works by Marie Al Fajr, Mona Gamil, Amira Chebli, and Leyya Mona Tawil; and Moroccan Radouan Mriziga's captivating movement piece ~55.
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One could say Deller has a sentimental approach, one that values intangible things like history and mimetic engagement with the past, which he's demonstrated in older projects like Battle of Orgreave (2001), in which he staged a massive reenactment of a famous confrontation between striking miners and police in South Yorkshire, and Sacrilege (2014), a life-size inflatable Stonehenge modeled after the kind found in popular amusement parks, pointing to the cheapening of our collective memories and cultural histories by reducing such monuments to objects of amusement.
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