"This one is — " She shook her head, wordless.
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And then there's this girl's wordless reaction to Hillary Clinton.
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"Words cannot always help, but dogs are wordless," says Gelbke.
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Play music -- perhaps wordless -- if you want some background noise.
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The pair reunite and their joy is intense and wordless.
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A wordless glimpse of identity or just a vacant gaze?
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Frankly, it was not a good day to be wordless.
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Like other Mummenschanz shows, it is wordless and mostly silent.
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He sent a wordless reply, an emoticon face in tears.
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Princenthal describes the "nearly wordless horror" expressed in early performances.
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Gradients are wordless — like saying Live Laugh Love with just colors.
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And here is something entirely different: an almost wordless visual feast.
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"Lines" truly underscores Lee's mastery of the wordless picture book form.
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It was a wordless, digital flashmob; each video copying the last.
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A company dedicated to giving a new wordless spin on an old wordless form, Broken Box skips walking against the wind and trapped in a box in favor of pop culture capers and #MeToo inspired riffs.
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Watched Saturday Night Live hit... The animated GIF is a wordless poem.
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The sound was haunting and strange, the wordless song of a mermaid.
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The book alternates between written journal entries and pages of wordless art.
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Bosnia's anthem is also wordless, to keep a lid on potential conflicts.
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A mix of wordless voices, shrouded in electric fuzz, begins to swarm.
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Some passages are wordless, told with Andrea Offermann's swirling double-page spreads.
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Several long, wordless stretches arise during the film, all of them thoughtful.
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Mr. Mayer suggested a wordless hug, or a wave and mimed applause.
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Ambient music is a great example of this, because it often is wordless.
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According to Hollywood, sex is wordless; nobody ever talks, asks questions, laughs, etc.
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They also read like vibrant, wordless comics about relationships, emotions, spirituality, and culture.
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Take a breath, notice your thoughts without engaging, concentrate on a wordless image.
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It's speech that foils "Blossom," which can be wonderful in its wordless moments.
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I laughed when Edward accidentally punctured a waterbed in a wordless, humiliated frenzy.
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With my subjects, I feel I am in a form of wordless communication.
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That feeling of wordless communication as their watery gaze reflects your inner anguish?
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It plays over a wordless opening montage that establishes Philip's and Elizabeth's realities.
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The play concludes with a wordless morning after that glows with aching ambivalence.
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Still, one of the most conspicuous accessories at the march may be wordless.
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" Tucker sings; the chorus has a wordless pop "ooh" after the word "animal.
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In Volumes, the wordless tomes are positioned in reconstructions of walls from her apartment.
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Issa had impromptu, quick, wordless sex with her ex, Lawrence, in this season's opener.
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The reunion is wordless as you would expect, since Susie isn't exactly Feelings Girl.
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We see the ghosts of Akhnaten, Nefertiti and Queen Tye voicing forlorn, wordless refrains.
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After 30 years of trafficking in words, I recently found myself drawing wordless cartoons.
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MOSCOW — By now, you may have heard Iceland's scary, wordless Viking Thunder Clap chant.
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In his recordings, you can hear our wordless, telepathic communications between four of us.
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We follow them in this wordless, paneled story as they begin their day's work.
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Dance, being wordless, leaves ample room for interpretation, perhaps more than other art forms.
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In the end, perhaps it is best to appreciate these photos as wordless parables.
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His images are unaffected and candid, with wordless close-ups that speak for themselves.
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An apathetic ruffle is one of the funnier wordless jokes that can be made.
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It's a wordless collection of scenes of the characters grimly striving at various unclear tasks.
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Love also doesn't blossom in the instant of a stolen, wordless kiss in the rain.
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The scene stretches over three minutes of wordless action, men feeding and falcons being fed.
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Of course, a number of sleuths connected the wordless ads to Tidal before Thursday's announcement.
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Almost entirely wordless, her films read like tone poems that work beyond traditional storytelling logic.
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They were shin-high, wordless, red on a white background, pointing away from the sandwiches.
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The guide is wordless so it can be used in any country, by any player.
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At a concert there is a wordless but intense feedback loop between players and listeners.
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With G half a world away, mourning thundered wordless within me, came at me everywhere.
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In infancy, our children make wordless sounds, and we parents tend to babble right back.
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In putting her onstage, Lloyd didn't touch the text; it was a simple, wordless role.
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He had always been friendly and talkative, but now he was withdrawn and nearly wordless.
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The highwire comedy returns Wednesday night with a wordless sequence that picks up right where that
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Martínez Celaya's paintings are like wordless poems, inverting and twisting meaning in profound and playful ways.
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With music by Edward W. Hardy, this largely wordless production is by Strangemen & Co. (1:00).
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With music by Edward W. Hardy, this largely wordless production is by Strangemen & Co. (21811:214111).
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My own feelings about the surgery were too convoluted—a lust for something wordless and new.
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There's a wordless shot of Brienne sleeping soundly in their shared bed, while Jaime lays awake.
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The show, by Spencer Lott, can be wonderful in wordless moments, but is foiled by speech.
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Three wordless spreads follow, in which Julián imagines frolicking in the ocean with dreamlike sea creatures.
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Gary looked up from his scorecard and glanced down at Keith's scar, wordless but not uninterested.
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As forms of wordless storytelling, mime and music are sister arts that rarely share a stage.
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And then there are the wordless picture books, where the pictures don't even share the spotlight.
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In another anguishing yet astonishing series of wordless panels, Brown takes us to a soldier's sickbed.
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They are a wordless lingua franca built on dirt-bike accidents and things exploding in microwaves.
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He had arrived there in the depths of despair, but was leaving now wordless with joy.
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Every character, speech bubble, wordless panel and choice of color serves the story in meaningful ways.
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Although the absence of language renders animals' subjective experience inaccessible to us, de Waal argues passionately that mounting evidence of their free will makes it unacceptable to demand definitive proof: for him, taking the measure of their wordless consciousness, and wordless pain, is a moral imperative.
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We're surrounded by strangers, bombarded with unusual images and often faced with a wordless language of symbols.
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The wordless narrative is reminiscent of short animated films like Paperman or any number of Pixar shorts.
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"These kinds of wordless, playful experiences can have tremendous impact," Chad Coerver, SFMOMA's chief content officer, said.
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Her expressive face is a wordless monologue that unspools parallel to the action of The Handmaid's Tale.
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"Allumette" is a bittersweet wordless story about a young girl in a multilevel city in the clouds.
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Farther away, we heard a choir's wrenching yodels, traditional wordless songs alternating between falsetto and chest voice.
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Mr. Kovarsky, a master of the wordless visual gag, produced nearly 300 cartoons for The New Yorker.
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If you drive to work, try putting on some calming and wordless music which can envelop you.
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Standing, marionette-like, with outstretched arms, she produced wordless vocalizations accompanied by clicks, pops and wet sputters.
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A wordless singalong at the end shares the consolations of that melody with a gathering of friends.
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"The Dam Keeper" is thin on dialogue, its plot delivered mostly by wordless, richly drawn comics storytelling.
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None of this would automatically disqualify "Nebuchadnezzar" as opera: There are wordless operas, spoken operas, unclear operas.
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At the start of this "Antigone," though, we watch the brothers kill each other in wordless battle.
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He scared the birds away, asked permission, and opened his mouth— A-ha-ha-ha , wordless joy.
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There is one glorious, wordless spread where Smoot cuts across the gutter against a clamor of color.
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She sings about singing in "Crossing," with words dissolving into wordless syllables, turning into an elusive lullaby.
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The singers' wordless vocals emanated from deep within their bodies, reaching up into and permeating the building's architecture.
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Since the season-ender was entirely wordless, we should probably figure what the Charles Mason it actually means.
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Her wordless vocals come in around the three-and-a-half-minute mark, floating around the droning melodies.
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Her music, minimal orchestral compositions and wordless phrases looped and filtered through various effects, have a meditative quality.
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Where Inside really stands out is its wordless-story, which escalates into an emotionally devastating third act finish.
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They proceed carefully but purposefully down a row of bell molds, pouring the liquid metal in wordless coordination.
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Gloria hands them their dinner as they sit on the ground, in a beautiful moment of wordless acting.
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Soon, but still unmercifully long before the Dove released her, the wordless cries would fade to nothing. ♦
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Sometimes they'd give a wordless nod or raise their eyebrows a little to make sure they'd been seen.
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The country's anthem has been wordless since it was first played at in an official occasion in 1770.
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The birds' phrasings are both melodic and mechanical, cyclical and spontaneous, like the wordless vocables of scat singers.
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Is there not a story in the wordless hum of marshland, the too-close crash of the waves?
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It was meant to cultivate "wordless awareness," which meant no speaking, no phones, no music, and no books.
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As a story lover by trade and inclination, I'm not much of a fan of wordless picture books.
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The pre-title sequence, for instance, is a nearly wordless, protracted moment set in the dark, dank mine.
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Android users who follow a strict vegan diet and are heavily reliant on wordless communication have reason to rejoice.
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How do you capture something so wordless, like revisiting a place you remember but is unfamiliar now, on film?
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Acura is debuting its new NSX supercar in a wordless, classic rock-backed 30-second commercial released on Friday.
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By the end, he's been worked up into a wordless, orgasmic delirium by this barely-21-year-old hottie.
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But narratives of southern alchemy proves it's true: Cordova has created a mostly-wordless history book, an inviolable map.
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A dance is worth a thousand words, and their wordless choreographed chemistry speaks to more than a simple scheme.
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In classic Scandal fashion, she gives him a meaningful, wordless look in response and they share a lengthy embrace.
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You sputter and stammer internally, throwing wordless accusations at the headphone-wearing figure aloof and alone in their booth.
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Ms. Uzuri began her performance offstage, singing into a microphone in wordless, a cappella peals and shaking a tambourine.
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Tellingly, she ends the show on a wordless scene in which Maria (Alessandra Fazzino) dances like a dislocated marionette.
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A wordless, entirely comedic performer who engages in slapstick is exactly the sort of thing that travels well overseas.
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But Father Ioanikios told me that this wordless encounter stayed with him when he went back to New York.
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Elisabeth Moss appears as an American journalist, and the motion-capture coach Terry Notary has a memorable wordless turn.
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The scene of wordless horror when she discovers what happened has the feel of someone's unearthing an ancient artifact.
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When totality begins, you feel a wordless solidarity with the people around you as all language is ripped away.
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Still halal, it now serves Persian food — six gorgeous dishes depicted in a wordless menu by way of photographs.
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She remembered a largely wordless parting — just an "all right" from Mr. Cosby as she left to drive home.
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The day ahead could hold anything, he knew, so the sweetness of anticipation was always blunted by wordless dread.
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"That night I promised myself I'd never be wordless when you needed me to speak for you," Vuong writes.
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Amid all the surreal visuals there are jolts of horror, and the virtually wordless conclusion has a haunting ambiguity.
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It's an unflinching instant of wordless recognition, an understanding so deep that speaking its underlying fear aloud is unnecessary.
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There were few installments that didn't feature a nearly wordless set piece, a monster attack told only in potent images.
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Note: Finding Dory screens with the wordless Pixar short "Piper," about a baby sandpiper learning to contend with the ocean.
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Ms. Galás turned a wordless Albert Ayler melody, "Angels," into soaring phrases that merged Ayler's saxophone vibrato with operatic style.
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They aren't interested in my arguments; instead, these videos, usually wordless, are simply posted on Twitter, almost always with music.
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His genius lies in channelling those stories through wordless guitar music: the contradictions, darkness and, ultimately, hope of rural america.
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The end of "Annihilation" may have been confounding, but its largely wordless, beautifully choreographed climax had a deeper, subliminal logic.
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G.R. Built from two slowly tolling piano chords and countless reverberating, wordless voices, Sarah Davachi's "Evensong" isn't exactly ambient music.
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It's an evocative sketch of a song that reserves its most declarative melody for a wordless guitar and piano pairing.
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Sure, they rile crowds, needle opponents and channel a game's emotional thrust into abstract, wordless performances for thousands of fans.
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In "Asparagus," a hypnotic 1979 film, Ms. Pitt created a wordless, erotic and jarring visual poem about a faceless woman.
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Those wordless phrases were unassuming, but any sense they were merely casual was soon swept away by her electronic manipulations.
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Then there's the wordless, air-rending scream that rises from the throat of Ms. Rusakevich's Nasta toward the play's end.
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For me, clothes are like a wordless interaction with the world, and I think they can make incredibly powerful statements.
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We won't spoil the last scene, but the finale is a tour-de-force of illusion and nearly wordless storytelling.
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Later, a wordless, lingering shot of Mike carrying the bolt gun to fight It reveals how fully he's absorbed the lesson.
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It is, in other words, The Terminator, but with a wordless, nearly noiseless (but for the whirring of metallic parts) antagonist.
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They described the silence that followed the announcement, the wordless support and solidarity they all felt as they cried and hugged.
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Either way, nobody could accuse him of subversion because there could be nothing incriminating in a wordless piece of orchestral music.
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It's a wordless presentation of emotion that's sugary, uncomfortable, and, dare I say messy—but isn't that what love is anyways?
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In a wordless explosion of lights and shadows, Chazelle reignites the movie with fresh context that forces it to get real.
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The minute-long wordless commercial resonated across Twitter with an outpouring of praise for the adorable presentation of a serious message.
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Elisabeth Moss's outstanding performance practically burns through the frame, and her wordless agony makes several scenes almost impossibly miserable to watch.
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The unified color scheme runs throughout, but the layouts constantly change from traditional grids, to full-page artworks, to wordless spreads.
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Illustrated by Harry Bliss and Frank Young In this wordless graphic novel-style picture book, Grace's class wants a new hamster.
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It's a sorry fate for the character, who despite an expressive wordless performance by Q'orianka Kilcher never truly found her voice.
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These journeys to English-language theater or the wordless comfort of symphony music and dance have helped devoid my cultural void.
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The movie is distinguished by its fluid camera, an abundance of wordless passages, and the long meaningful looks its characters exchange.
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Bodies ache, thirst goes unquenched and through it all the old man and the boy cling to their nearly wordless companionship.
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Charmaine Lee (on Tuesday) and Erin Gee (on Thursday) shared a wordless vocabulary of pops, whistles, croaks, exhalations, squiggles of sound.
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Set to jazz music, the wordless film contrasts the artful, improvisational process of traditional handmade glassblowing with its robotic, automated counterpart.
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You Know What It's Like is only eight tracks long, including a short, wordless intro, and a few mostly instrumental compositions.
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Adults dressing up in costume and acting out weird, wordless skits has become a booming industry on the world's biggest video platform.
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The final scene between her and Gosling is completely wordless, and packs an emotional punch as strong as if they'd been yelling.
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As a producer and as a singer, Blake finds inspiration in emptiness, filling in uneven, jarring beats with sighs and wordless crooning.
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That's the case with the wordless 12-minute Chilean piece "Bear Story," which follows a bear family kidnapped by a malevolent circus.
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Then he pulls out art supplies and they make a butterfly kite, which we see them flying in a blissful, wordless ending.
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"I was a wordless gendarme, but that play was what made me fall in love with the experience of theatre," she said.
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Nana and the girl talk in bright close-ups; the flashbacks are wordless full spreads, encouraging us to supply the missing information.
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"We feel like if sex is good it should be completely wordless, that everything happens spontaneously and naturally and perfectly," says Marin.
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It's a more accomplished collection of tracks, with more compelling contrasts—inky synthesizer lines slightly clouding, for once, her dazed, wordless chorales.
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The six wordless deaths feature real ambulances (earplugs were distributed) and rescue workers who struggle, to no avail, to save the victims.
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Eventually wails and pummeling drums; thwacks stark as bullets; and buzzing, bawling electric guitar overwhelm the shining ecstatic wonder, the wordless hymns.
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Listen carefully to last year's "Luciferian Towers" and a wordless message comes through — one of fear and longing and hope and glory.
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Conversations wander into eddies and dead ends; in one episode, a man sweeps a floor for two and a half wordless minutes.
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Mr. Lai's distinctive title song, featuring wordless vocals by a male-female duo, was a hit on both sides of the Atlantic.
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But the work keeps shifting into frenzied outbursts delivered in wordless vocalise, in which the soprano "becomes" various Nordic goddesses and spirits.
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She sang the song with an extra dose of confrontation, a touch above what's on the record, sometimes deploying a wordless yowl.
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His hospital received 12 of the injured on Saturday night, and he said several of them had been left wordless with shock.
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Throughout, three sopranos (Eliza Bagg, Martha Cluver and Estelí Gomez) sing wordless lyrical fragments and soft sonorities, lending an eerily angelic touch.
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We're along for the ride, courtesy of a series of often riveting, mostly wordless visual dialogues between artists, conducted entirely by cellphone.
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Maeve, for whatever reason, is simply the only individual who is currently able to tap into that wordless network for her own designs.
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In a wonderful, wordless sequence, Jimmy squirms, waiting for calls from residents, until the lights on his phone go up one by one.
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Then I found it to be utterly self-obsessed with a wordless pie-eating scene that stretched on for at least 10 minutes.
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I will say this: it's an affecting, wordless celebration of creativity, unconventional spaces, and the way our bodies and minds interact with both.
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Yet this largely wordless series of tableaus tells a story of abandonment, and the baby in the bulrushes isn't the only injured party.
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What brings them together into a theme is a nearly-wordless moment that only reveals its full import to fans of original Peaks.
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In 1958 they released their first hit, "I Wonder Why," an upbeat earworm that began with a memorable wordless vocal by Mr. Mastrangelo.
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Ending with "Da Funk" was a populist choice, and one that paid off, with the entire crowd singing along to it's wordless chorus.
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Haroun has already so carefully demonstrated, through wordless scenes and intimate world building, a heartbreaking sadness that haunts long after the movie ends.
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In the objects she wrapped — those delicate dresses, that tiny hairbrush — she sent us a wordless message, preserving tangible evidence of her nurturing.
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A canny observer can read them like text; these visuals tell a wordless story of a girl, her workaholic father and absent mother.
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The wordless whispers and moans he likes to summon remain, but the nature sounds have multiplied: wind, rain, birds (sparrow, nightingale, owl), crickets.
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Geared to preschoolers but enjoyable for any age, this nearly wordless 45-minute adventure travels all the way to the moon and back.
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Bringing Joseph Campbell's seminal hero's journey story structure to games, this beautiful, wordless adventure embodies all that is universal about the human experience.
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Although now that we've all been introduced to the wordless joy that is Left Shark, Bey might have her work cut out for her.
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Best scene I'll go with those final wordless moments when Carson surveys the windowless bed chamber that has been his domain all these years.
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These posts follow a few other tributes by the singer, first a wordless photo, and the second a video accompanied by a heartfelt caption.
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We'd put a rudimental instrumental together, and then I'd do something that I call applesaucing, which is just singing wordless melodies into my phone.
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After three minutes, the song starts to stutter, mirroring the titular transformation; Polachek babbles and skips before tucking into a piercing, wordless high note.
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She'd danced around the office, gyrating her hips, singing a wordless song, her hands out as if she were holding onto somebody's thrusting hips.
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The story is a mostly wordless sci-fi tale about a future where capitalism has gone unchecked, and people are cogs in corporate machines.
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I went back to this band, which happens to be instrumental because I can't sing, and just made a record that's solid wordless music.
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The aroma of fir trees flies me directly into specific wordless memories: childhood holidays, hand-sawn woodwork and my feet tramping through wet forests.
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When the fusion of fantasy and aspiration would sustain our imagination and allow us to surrender completely to the wordless magic on the screen?
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It may be most successful, though, in its ominous wordless panels — such as those of overloaded boats tipping bodies into the silent, uncaring ocean.
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The wordless gesture, interpreted by many as support for Kaepernick, sent people on social media scurrying to figure out what the click could mean.
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The men, he suggests, stay close to the ground in wordless communion, and do not yearn for a significant life beyond their elemental work.
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Ronen Givony, who founded the omnivorous concert series Wordless Music, is often surprised that he's the first to pounce on a new musical opportunity.
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Other ensembles with which Mr. Marks performed included the International Contemporary Ensemble, Wordless Music Orchestra, the Argento Chamber Ensemble and the Brooklyn Brass Quintet.
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But the director argued that Paquin's character — whose wordless rejection of the aging Frank devastates him — was in no way diminished by her silence.
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Duane Linklater, from Moose Cree First Nation in northern Ontario, contributes a pair of large sculptures that redeploy indigenous materials into wordless, melancholy formations.
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PARELES Sustained and soothing, "Night" is built from sounds without edges: Julianna Barwick's wordless vocals, undulating bass tones, electronic sounds that twinkle and glow.
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It's a terrific, gutting episode, one that will surely win the terrific Elisabeth Moss (who gives a gutting, almost wordless performance) another Emmy Award.
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There's no friendly visual joke with a giant ant, no rush straight into the next movie, no low-key, wordless sit-down with some shawarma.
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They evoke every wordless conversation you've had just by looking at someone—the moments where you share the things you could never say out loud.
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If everyone says "hi" to each other with a low, wordless hum, no one can ask you about your nose piercing — at least for now.
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But when I watched the trailer, a wordless 90 seconds of scenes spliced from the movie, I knew that I would have to see it.
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So I was happy to find James Sturm's "Birdsong," a gorgeous wordless book with a snappy mood that seems to explicitly invite out-loud storytelling.
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Glover had a nearly wordless exchange with her that conveyed concern for her health, the duty to remain with me, and a curiosity about dinner.
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"Snack tray" quickly became a cheerful, wordless conversation about who we wanted to be in the world and how we wanted that world to be.
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I type out another—I'm here if you want to talk—then think better and delete it, send instead a wordless line of question marks.
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After years of practice, the creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould are virtuosic in these stories: the suspense, the balletic capers, the spellbinding, wordless montages.
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With the Wordless Music Orchestra on hand, there was a string section to underline Mr. Cale's viola drones and a sousaphone to broaden the bass.
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In his wordless performance, accompanied by music and large projections, he'll create a narrative about the lives of two people through elaborate drawings of sand.
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Mr. McCormack understood early that the image language of fashion, like that of sport, comprises a largely wordless narrative running in a never-ending loop.
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A wordless picture book about seeing "The Nutcracker" is an inspired idea, and with utterly enchanting diorama art, McKay makes it feel like an event.
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This color zine starts with some portraits of pained-faced women before launching into a wordless story that I couldn't follow but enjoyed looking at.
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Ms. Serpa, a Portuguese vocalist, typically sings wordless original compositions, improvising with a shapely logic that blurs the lines between what's composed and what's extrapolated.
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A mostly wordless (but not letterless) story unfolds as the cat encounters a hungry alligator, a bear and a chicken, who all give merry chase.
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Her mother's timidity and wordless need begins to irritate Iza, though she loves her mother and is doing all she can imagine to help her.
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Then he saw "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and knew right away that he wanted to do a concert of the score with Wordless Music.
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The closest you get is Peter telling Lara Jean she has really nice handwriting before we coast into a wordless montage of paper lanterns floating.
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In a long sequence, wordless and dancelike — save for Berry's exclaimed huhs — the creature learns the use of his limbs, with Berry articulating each joint.
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A dramatic synth line has been excised completely, too, which unearths a wordless falsetto intonation that had been far below the surface in the original.
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A pivotal episode begins on a wordless Simons processing terrible news, and the impact of witnessing that through him instead of a student is immense.
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All of the performers are credited as co-writers of Here, which, unlike the nearly wordless Sleep No More, features fleeting dialogue alongside dance movement.
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She was learning her half of a duet for "Flirty Dancing," a dance-meets-dating reality show that brings couples together for wordless blind dates.
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As with any good wordless picture book, "I Got It!" should provoke many discussions — not just about doubt and perseverance, but also about creative visual storytelling.
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Exploring what it means to form a community, the wordless production, for theatergoers 6 and older, will also be performed on April 7.212-573-8791, ext.
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Editors and advertisers used plus-size women as needed, holding up their bodies as a wordless cautionary tale, before quickly yanking them out of the frame.
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The artwork for the tape, a stylized version of the title, was projected on the giant screen, which gave a centering message to the wordless recordings.
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What Heaven Looks Like: Comments on a Strange Wordless Book, by James Elkins, is out now from Laboratory Books, an independent publisher based in Astoria, Queens.
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And I'd filled its blanks not through heading straight to glowing waypoints, but by scaling the landscape described by the wordless language of its map screen.
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But his voice remains a startling thing, and this grabbed me the moment he launched a wordless shout through a female chorus half a minute in.
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The premise is simple enough: Adults dress as characters from the Spiderman and Frozen franchise and act out wordless, often slightly violent skits to chirpy music.
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Toward the end of the production, we watch a wordless tableau of pre-human ancestors, a family in a cave, a baby who is welcome news.
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But the early Shakers mistrusted fancy lyrics and fussy compositions, preferring wordless tunes like this one, full of the shuddering ecstasies that gave them their name.
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The sight of his teeth grazing his bottom lip was like this wordless communication of primal longing, and nothing has ever made me feel more desired.
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The whole NON V N.A.A.F.I. EP is near perfect, but this Lechuga Zafiro remix caught me by splicing up wordless vocals sounds like some futuristic prayer.
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And the wordless, gut-deep howl with which she concludes "Apologia" is more wrenching and revelatory than any of the carefully arranged words that precede it.
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"Untitled Feminist Show" is an entirely wordless play in which six naked performers, often holding pink parasols, tumble around for an hour in joyous, goofy splendor.
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We sat wordless and motionless in the sanctuary, listening to its creaking pine floors, the inhale-exhale of another visitor and the spectacular silence in between.
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A bit Alice in Wonderland; but, truly, JiHyeon Lee, who gave us the delightful "Pool" (also wordless), is a unique and wildly imaginative talent — an original.
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Language had always separated me from my parents, but in this horrific instance, their wordless terror was enough to tell me all I needed to know.
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"Stay Happy," with lyrics and lead vocals by Ms. Engle, evolves all the way through, from a wordless, airy, seemingly tentative introduction into bustling orchestral pop.
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The story ends with the old man and his grandson in each other's arms, brought together by wordless affection and the power of their shared imagination.
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Animation is the last place where wordless films still have a home, and that's on display in three of the five nominated animated shorts this year.
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Their (almost always) wordless routines mixing slapstick and pathos worked beautifully on Broadway in the 1990s in "Fool Moon" and Off Broadway in "Old Hats" in 2013.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tony Hale both cinch Emmy nominations in a few wordless seconds, communicating the cost of Selina's ambition and Gary's endless faith in her.
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Wasting no time, "Parabellum" (Latin for "prepare for war," although calling this near-wordless exercise a "chapter" requires considerable nerve) picks up where "Wick 2" left off.
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Almost as strong of a Kanye-NABIL collab as the "Welcome to Heartbreak" video, this clip draws all its stylish, cinematic power from Rihanna's wordless star turn.
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In 2017 IKEA bought TaskRabbit, a gig-economy startup that can spare customers the grief of assembling furniture with an Allen key and a wordless instruction manual.
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Like any other quality pop topliner, Greenspan would start with a wordless vocal melody, one that'd exist as near-gibberish before he'd start stumbling onto key phrases.
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"I wanted the paintings in the series to flow like a wordless narrative, with a loose story, so people can use their own imagination too," Danthony says.
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Though Diplo can't resist another "Where Are Ü Now"-style post-EDM wordless hook, he wisely lets their voices take center stage for most of the song.
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The wordless film offers little explanation, but I can tell you it is as much about the human condition as it is about space travel and animation.
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Our guides throughout are two figures, both called Coyote: part-human, part-animal, part-eternal beings who communicate in nearly wordless moans, hums, cackles, clicks and giggles.
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English-language books for kids are hard to come by here, and we didn't speak or read Dutch yet, so the wordless zoekboek was a welcome find.
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This was a rehearsal for Manual Cinema's "Frankenstein," a nearly wordless film-theater hybrid that begins performances at the University of Chicago's Court Theater on Nov. 1.
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It's a moment not of historical revisionism but of wordless acknowledgment that this little person was a boy all along, no matter what the birth certificate said.
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Boseman would watch the action onstage, mesmerized by verbal directions he strained to comprehend, and by the lights, and by the grace-filled bodies in wordless dialogue.
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Sporadic snippets of wavy and distorted poetic text appear throughout — such as the punning directive to "use your/ inside/ vote" — but most of the rectangles are wordless.
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The game, published by Snowman (Alto's Adventure) and developed by The Game Band, takes you on a wordless journey through the protagonist's life – from childhood into adulthood.
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He wrote a wordless play — "The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other" — whose text consists almost entirely of descriptions of the characters walking across the stage.
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Like the book, the movie is nearly wordless, but Howard Blake gave it a tender, expressive score that the Mannes Orchestra will play live during the screenings.
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O'Rourke and Booker previously shared a viral moment at the first Democratic primary debate in June when Booker's wordless reaction to O'Rourke speaking Spanish became a meme.
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Near the end of "Subtle Beast," Zaillian features a largely wordless sequence that shows the various characters traveling home (or, in Naz's case, to Rikers Island prison).
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The mostly wordless montage chronicles the first lady's bout with grief and resilience in the wake of the president's death as she deals with scrutiny from the public.
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Their vehicle goes missing while they walk through the fairgrounds, during which the most menacing panels are again wordless, filled with looming dark tents and leering ticket-takers.
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"It's entirely possible that One Day at a Time is a manifesto in sheep's clothing, a wordless call for a gentler and more genuinely curious world," she writes.
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One of the episode's most chilling moments is a wordless scene of children dancing and playing in snowy ash raining down from the expanding cloud above their home.
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Pompeo signals she's mastered the art of directing in the very first few minutes of her episode with a powerful opener that's wordless, save for Meredith's voice over.
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After about three days away with no contact I came back in the middle of the night and we had wordless, amazing sex—the best we'd ever had.
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But the Handmaids' wordless offerings of food are a reminder that even though this world is designed to convince you there's no way out, their prisons still touch.
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Its 15 shorts, chosen from more than 125 international submissions, include the emotionally resonant and essentially wordless "It Hit Upon the Roof," from the Iranian director Teymour Ghaderi.
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Related: Watch CGI Fish Swim Around a Virtual Aquarium Indiana Jones Meets 'Akira' in a Wordless Animated Short This Short Film Portrays Long Distance Relationships of the Future
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The song is a suite of three disparate sections — two carrying lyrics, one wordless with a spooky high vocal, each section a crescendo of increasing density and dissonance.
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This series, of course, is far from wordless, though it will draw back and let characters act as often as it will listen to them speak their minds.
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"Sami Blood" relies so much on the expressive face of its lead actress, the powerful newcomer Lene Cecilia Sparrok, that at times it might as well be wordless.
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Wordless Music, which presented a live soundtrack for Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life" in 214, will return to accompany Mr. Malick's "Voyage of Time" (Nov. 14-21992).
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On the phone from Honolulu last week, Sting spoke about changing his mind, tricking his muse and how to find a story in a wordless piece of music.
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But Lynch pulled a bait-and-switch in the final hour, antagonizing the audience with an endless, wordless drive before undoing it all with one last boldfaced question mark.
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The next six months are going to be all rhetoric, all sound and fury, the wordless roar of a million pundit hands slamming down on a million laptop keyboards.
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Instead of talking out loud about Matthew McConaughey's abs, you and your friends are forced to speak in wordless visuals: an eyebrow raise, a side smile, an arm grab.
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I suppose there are little wordless things on the new one, but as far as this Lumineers, fuckin' grocery store, festival-kind of thing, that really grinds my gears.
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In a wordless pas de deux with only driving industrial music for a score, a prizefighter squares off against a feral dog for a crowd of cash-waving degenerates.
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How wordless books can help your kid learn to read Savor the series: It's common for kids to become book lovers for life after getting hooked on a series.
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Yet the wordless medium of ballet is strong on nuance, and translating the essence of Woolf's writing into dance was the kind of challenge that appealed to Wayne McGregor.
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Dude sucks, but all it takes is a wordless handshake to get his name, contact info, schedule, and LinkedIn profile downloaded into the iPhone stored in your front pocket.
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It has minimal motor function (it can't fetch you a beer or hoover your kitchen) but interacts with users with a pair of lively eyes and wordless chirping noises.
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Like Barry Jenkins or Wong Kar-Wai, Fratino crafts wordless scenes that are saturated with color, making his subjects' passionate inner lives glow around them like full-body halos.
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In his first museum survey, at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, Peruvian-born artist William Cordova creates a mostly-wordless history book through his enchanting sculptures, drawings, and installations.
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The company's rise has helped make the format a culturally relevant (some might say vital) communication tool — a mostly wordless way to emote via text, Snapchat, Gchat, or email.
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It's all laid out there before you—this beautiful, inviting play space of brain teasers, the suggestion of an open world, a wordless protagonist that belies youth and curiosity.
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The question floats above their heads in a collective thought bubble, like that wordless prayer that unites two hundred passengers during airplane turbulence: Let me live, let me continue.
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He also turns the title song into a wordless dance solo for Ms. Charisse in which she touchingly evokes her character's transformation from humorless ideologue to willing sexual object.
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For Jimi Hendrix, the guitar was a blues transmitter, a thruster, a twang maker, a horn section replacement, a wordless yet urgent voice and a wild electronic noise generator.
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"Land of the Throat" roams abandoned or sullied sites around Guangzhou and Shenzhen, avoiding character and plot in favor of wordless, melancholy shots that cohere into a lurid dreamscape.
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The loop behind him is a wordless, minor-key chorale; his tone is suspicious and hardheaded: "They don't want the soil, just the oil that's beneath that," Belly raps.
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He told lecture audiences how to identify which Hasidic group is singing by whether "yadi-dadi" or "bim-bom" or "yama-mama" is repeated in wordless tunes or passages.
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Robinson's first book as both author and illustrator is a gentle, wordless wonder that follows a little girl and her cat after they find a portal into another world.
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With Jen Shyu on wordless vocals, and a three-horn section rendering punchy patterns, Mr. Sorey becomes the fulcrum, holding things together with tightly bound beats and bustling syncopation.
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The "Tree of Life" program — which has two performances this weekend in its American premiere at the Brooklyn Academy of Music — coincides with the 10th anniversary of Wordless Music.
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The chief pleasure becomes watching the luminous, magnetic Kate Valk (in a largely wordless role) and the stone-faced, hypnotic Suzzy Roche, both playing members of Mr. Kantor's company.
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To practice Advent is to lean into an almost cosmic ache: our deep, wordless desire for things to be made right and the incompleteness we find in the meantime.
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The terms here are clear enough: an oppressive uncle, a sainted aunt, the awkward shunting of Aunt Jennifer's genius and anger into forms that are wordless, restrictive, and domestic.
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At this Carnegie Hall show, she will be backed by the Wordless Music Orchestra, with a special guest appearance from Rufus Wainwright, one of Mr. Gainsbourg's greatest stylistic heirs.
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In between the quippier dialogue, the series shows the women at their most pensive and vulnerable in wordless flashbacks: long car rides, stolen glances set to a meticulous soundtrack.
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I'm as fond of Chewbacca as the next original Star Wars fan but a wordless Wookiee warrior seems unlikely to be able to generate substantial emotional surges on his own.
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But the real heart of his voyage is felt through the wordless narrative you uncover, bringing a surprising weight as it deals with the challenges of love, family, and forgiveness.
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Like most of his books, "I Got It!" is wordless, apart from the title phrase, which appears first as aspirational shout and once again, many pages later, as triumphant cry.
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A wordless sequence in the fifth and most recent episode played out like a particularly intense and terrifying haunted house tale, complete with strange, silent monsters racing around the house.
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Many visitors cried in the middle of St. Peter's Square, perhaps at the wordless beauty or at the dwindling stock of nature's bounty portrayed in the installation, titled Fiat Lux.
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"Blast" is the first single from his upcoming debut studio album 32 Levels, and it's proof that Volpe's wordless hip-hop — glacial, syrupy, and totally menacing — still packs a punch.
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Lila and Lenú lock eyes and share wordless conversations between windows in the housing complex, from desk to desk in the classroom, or at the designated meeting spot at school.
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With their nearly wordless chorus' and faux-soaring strings and their baleful guitars, Sigur Ros aim for storm-in-heaven ambience, but sound more like a wet weekend in Wigan.
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Considered by some to be one of Shakespeare's problem plays, this knotty romantic dramedy turns out to be a good match for the wordless art and Mr. Wheeldon's physical poetry.
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He played without seeking fanfare and retired on his wordless terms with no explanation posted on The Players' Tribune, no tear-stained news conference and, most characteristically, no farewell tour.
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" Drums clatter in the foreground of the mix while vocals slowly drip in, at first wordless, then articulating the longing that saturates the whole EP: "Baby, you are the light.
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The compositions are still largely wordless, or lyrics are deliberately glossed over—even a guest spot from Mas Ysa's Thomas Arsenault finds English turned into abstract shapes through studio trickery.
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He will mark the occasion with two shows in Brooklyn this weekend, the best of which promises to be this career-spanning performance with the Wordless Music Orchestra and Chorus.
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As the nominee began her acceptance speech, some audience members in the upper deck of the arena heckled her with wordless yelling, until they were either silenced or kicked out.
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The production is punctuated by wordless interludes in which the four performers go through ritualized movements that suggest a classic nuclear family working together and breaking apart, comforting and confronting.
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That minute, as the bugle sounded and Wembley fell silent, described with wordless eloquence what it should be, just as all that had gone before painted what it should not.
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It's famous enough that it's almost hackneyed by now, yet it's as good a description as any for the nearly impossible task of using words to describe the sacredly wordless.
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At the end of Episode 5, there's a nearly wordless, static long shot of Dev riding home, alone and frustrated as the Soft Cell song "Say Hello, Wave Goodbye" plays.
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This is important because none of the characters within this wordless comic have names, so the figures' emotive qualities need to hold enough visual power to propel the story along.
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Raja Rajamannar, the company's chief marketing and communications officer, told the Wall Street Journal that Mastercard conducted nearly two years of research to make sure people could identify its wordless logo.
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Clad in her late namesake Rowdy Roddy Piper's trademark leather jacket, she strode to the ring to interrupt Asuka's moment of glory with a wordless challenge and a nod toward WrestleMania.
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A lush, wordless botanical animation explains the life cycle of exotic flora and its place in the web of life in the three-and-a-half-minute animation, Story of Flowers.
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According to Pitchfork, Bird said the following about the track: 'Roma Fade' is about the wordless dialogue between the watcher and the watched and the fine line between romance and creepiness.
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There's even a web series called "Hikea," in which people take psychedelics and attempt to assemble, from a wordless instruction manual, the pile of planks and screws in front of them.
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Over the last four decades, Prince tried on many different versions of himself, even going so far as to change his name to a wordless symbol that captured his androgynous persona.
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"Towards the end, we were best friends, and photographing her taught me taking a loved one's portrait is a wordless way to show someone you care for them," he told Insider.
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One, two, three times, maybe more (in memory it seems to have been a canine soliloquy), Uno sent a wordless message that wowed the well-dressed crowd at Madison Square Garden.
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With the tiger's help, the boy catches a fish and even, in a stunning wordless sequence, ventures into the woods at night to leap across rocks and howl at the moon.
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From the play's wordless opening scene in this Primary Stages production, Teddy is comically, endearingly O.K. with his subterranean surroundings, rooting around amid rusty tools for a bowl for his cereal.
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Each story gets at least one, a wordless, full-bleed double-page spread that illustrates, extravagantly, either a large motif or an offhand moment from its story in richly textured paint.
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He said that he helped compose many of the show's wordless songs and came to view the original members as friends, joining them on vacations and attending one of their weddings.
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Electronic enhancement feeds wordless choral halos and shivers of percussion around the theater, amplifying shadowy, jazzy riffs, distantly reminiscent of Gershwin, and dusky slashes out of a Bernard Herrmann film score.
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In the first vignette, "Boys Syde," five guys become members of a boy band, who perform a wordless dance routine and then burst into solos: break dancing, tap dancing, hula hooping.
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This was a wordless reminder of China's dominance in collecting and processing the rare earth minerals essential to every smartphone, laptop, hybrid car, and practically anything more advanced than a gas oven.
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After conquering the kids' game market with simple, wordless apps that let kids pretend to cook, cut hair and play with trains, Toca Boca is looking to move into the video business.
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The overlapping harp melodies, organ drones, and wordless chorales of songs like "Never Saw Him Again" are pure rapturous, cloud-busting bliss, but Lattimore never really allows you anything to latch onto.
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Tony is forty-six, and Yasser over sixty, and they are at loggerheads throughout, unless you count the wordless scene in which one of them helps the other to start his car.
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Funeral's "Wake Up," widely considered their greatest and most moving song, soars over rhythmic power chords, acoustic classical instruments from violin to accordion, and a massive, wordless football chant of a chorus.
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The score, by Laurent Perez del Mar, does include some wordless choral vocalizing, but the story, like the visual style, is simple and elemental, like a picture book that needs no words.
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BRICK BY BRICKBy Giuliano FerriMinedition, $12.99 This lovely, slightly oversize board book is wordless, but its simple story unfolds in a way that a baby or toddler can follow with keen interest.
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It was an epiphany, a wordless remembrance of things past between Lester Young ("Prez" she [Holiday] had nicknamed him long ago) and Billie Holiday ("Lady Day" had been his name for her).
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His wordless art — combinations of simple and elaborate line work where the punchlines are in the visuals instead of a caption — has set a template many print cartoonists imitate to this day.
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The mostly wordless montage, set to the tune of the original song "City of Stars" performed by Gosling, features the couple supporting each another as they cycle through various auditions, performances and rejections.
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When we learn about sexual pleasure via mainstream pornography, we're taught that sexual pleasure is wordless-yet-seamless, limited to heterosexuality, penetration and scenes like pizza deliveries, locker rooms and high rise offices.
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Roberts' wordless reaction helped secure her Emmy nomination that year, and though she didn't win the award, she received a thunderous round of applause when the clip was shown at the 2000 ceremony.
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Related: This Short Will Make You Quit Your Job This Animation Perfectly Sums Up What It's Like to Meet People in a New City Indiana Jones Meets 'Akira' in a Wordless Animation Short
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Most of her role involved stoically suffering in long, wordless closeups; the scant dialogue was in Plautdietsch, her parents' first language, which she does not really speak, so she learned her lines phonetically.
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The wordless sequence where June learned just what happened to the freedom of the press in Gilead was breathtaking, Moss's silent face and Adam Taylor's music combining to fill in so many gaps.
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The central narrative of the record—real or imagined—isn't exactly legible on it's mostly wordless compositions, but tracks like "Sōlar Blade" (premiering up above) are still suggestive of whole biomes in themselves.
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Michaël Dudok de Wit's wordless animated fantasy The Red Turtle is more specifically for audiences who can handle a low-key, quiet fable based on the sheer beauty and ambition of its animation.
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Last month, the pop singer Marta Sánchez prompted debate in Spain by singing lyrics to her country's wordless anthem ("I come home to my beloved homeland, where my heart was born," she began).
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They've most often been wordless, looping instrumentals, which means that there is this void of meaning at the center of them, a place for you to rest whatever feelings you bring to it.
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Books are products of the human imagination, as flawed as the people who make them, and it is not uncommon to feel an immediate and wordless animosity when you meet a new person.
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" For Mr. Williams, 41, dance — wordless and based in the body — is the logical medium for telling these stories; as he sees it, dance is "a ritual we use to tell our mythology.
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Like most of these films, it's entirely wordless, but the music (by Michael Giacchino), facial expressions, framing, and editing work in concert to craft a funny little fable with some truly satisfying twists.
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I conjured up what I believed would be my final thought: a wordless image of Dad, Mom, my 15-year-old sister Hope, and a brown-haired soccer player from school named Warren.
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Ekmeles opened with Mr. Sciarrino's "3 Canti Senza Pietre" (1999), hushed settings of fragments about knowledge and uncertainty in which the words seem to break up into denuded consonants and wordless yelps and sighs.
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Which is to say: it's familiar, for anyone who played through thatgamecompany's wonderful wordless storybook, but far from a straight repetition of the swells and calms that earned that work a Grammy Award nomination.
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With music by Edward W. Hardy, this largely wordless production by Strangemen & Co. has much to recommend it, and one significant flaw: The storytelling isn't as clear as it needs to be (1:00).
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" But the most emotional moment of all is the 15 seconds of wordless, keyboard-brushed cymbal ticks that transition out of Whack's final line: "I know that I am worth mo-o-o-ore.
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Wind Gap's biggest mistakes lies in underestimating girls like Amma (Eliza Scanlen) We're given glimpses into Camille and Marian's childhood through disorienting jump cuts to her wordless memories, a characteristic of Vallée's visual style.
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Some of the show's best moments are the completely wordless ones, filmed from above or far away as tiny cowboys gallop to their next destination, kicking up dust and buried resentments along the way.
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" Mendes continued, "I had to deal with the swing from the vivacious, extremely hyper, extremely articulate person to the sedate, almost wordless, low-self-esteem, slightly overweight person she was when she was medicated.
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But children's books people are always advising grown-ups to make kids "tell the story" of a wordless picture book, since decoding visual narrative is a step in the process of learning to read.
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The puzzle of conversation on a first date Wong's also been interested in harnessing the power of wordless storytelling for the majority of his creative career, as proved through the poignancy of Monument Valley.
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"Liyana" crosscuts between the children telling the story and the otherwise-wordless animated sequences, which are more like illustrations in motion — brightly hued and textured, with the camera sometimes the only source of movement.
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In one dreamy, wordless scene, Suzanne wanders alone into a crowded dance party, her bewilderment that of a woman who's no longer sure of her place — either in that room, or in the world.
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The Wordless Music Orchestra, for example, performs scores at screenings around the country; it will next play two nights of "Phantom Thread" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, both of which have sold out.
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" The dialectic continued even into the encores, with the tenacious closeness and harsh recriminations of "One" followed by the anthemic solace and wordless arena chant of "Love Is Bigger Than Anything in Its Way.
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In the former, Anna Paquin speaks all of seven words; in the latter, purportedly about the Sharon Tate murder, Margot Robbie as Tate is relegated to a near-wordless, manic pixie doomed girl performance.
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"Little Fox in the Forest," the authorial debut of the children's book illustrator Stephanie Graegin ("The Lost Gift"), is a wordless but action-packed adventure that uses comics-style panels to advance its narrative.
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After TNA, Styles went to Ring of Honor and, somehow, upped the intensity of his wrestling and tied his gifted athleticism ever more tightly to the American indie of big spots and wordless storytelling.
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Much like 2001, Dead Slow Ahead is wordless for a huge opening stretch, detoxing you from linguistic patterns and any remnant of cinematic formula before it flings you into the outer reaches of human experience.
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"There are several stories that are either titled or referred to now as Repairmen stories, and we'll be collecting all of those, which are in color and black-and-white—and often wordless," Simon explains.
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In typical yoga class tradition, the instructor ended the hour where we had started: back in our silk wombs, the wordless tranquility of savasana broken only by the frantic snapping of my photographer's trigger finger.
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The production applies the reverential tone and cavernous reverberations of Sigur Ros — tolling piano notes, slow cymbal crescendos, shivery string tremolos — while Jónsi's high voice hovers, in wordless oohs and ahs, like a distant benediction.
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" The only silence in this book comes from God, who witnesses and does nothing: "Such is the story made of stubbornness and a little air— / a story signed by those who danced wordless before God.
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In "Let There Be Light," Mr. Williams instead writes a swelling tone cluster of dissonant strings and wordless vocals, building an eerie tension that bursts and immediately recedes to a thick haze of high violins.
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Chiefs fans will don headdresses and mark themselves with red paint to perform the "tomahawk chop," a wordless chant complete with a swinging motion of the forearm, caricaturing what they believe is Native American culture.
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"In order for implied solicitation to exist, there needed to have been a level of wordless understanding between Lee and the former president that transcended speaking," said Lee In-jae, Jay Y. Lee's lead counsel.
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Often there seems to be more breath than voice in these wordless poems, though other times Ms. Chaker draws full-bellied sounds, or sketches out silvery arpeggios while the bass or cello take center stage.
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While the chorus expresses her modest, defiant realization that "You will never know everything, everything/I will never know everything, everything," the song's emotional center lies in the wordless flurry of sighs that erupts immediately after.
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Now Matthew Bourne, a master of adaptation, is making his mark on its history, turning the film—which contains at its heart an actual ballet called "The Red Shoes"—into a piece of wordless dance theatre.
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In Prisoners, a different Jake Gyllenhaal is nearly wordless and affectless, except when scribbling nonsensical notes in an old-school reporter's pad — notes that reveal themselves to him and us as dizzyingly prescient down the line.
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The centerpiece of "Singularity" is "Everything Connected," a grand techno track that lasts more than ten minutes, building and disintegrating and eventually giving way to "Feel First Life," a wordless choral postlude that sounds distinctly devotional.
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The only other song with a prominent vocal track is the intro to album highlight "The Circuit," whose wordless melody is a nod to "Qing Wen" off alto saxophonist Kenny Garrett's 2006 album Beyond the Wall.
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The scenes are poetic, almost entirely wordless, and sometimes surreal, but their narrative content is clear; they don't pose abstract enigmas, like "Einstein on the Beach," and Mr. Sharon has more or less stuck to them.
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But when he opens his mouth — after a wordless trick involving a bowl of apples that vibrates when he nears, much like a fruit-based theremin — he is toothy and jokey, charisma-proof, but somehow likable.
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"All Melody" opens with a haunting, wordless choral number (a collaboration with Shards, a British choir), followed by the percussive second track, "Sunson," that would not be out of place in on a nightclub dance floor.
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When Mr. Givony saw the full Wordless Music performance for the first time at its premiere this summer in Dublin — in particular Berlioz's Requiem, during the film's final meditative moments — he said he was in awe.
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In one wordless shot of the family at a funeral (seen in the trailer), the camera pans down below the grass and into the dirt, giving the impression that these events are happening inside a display case.
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All of the most daring things about the film — DeBlois' willingness to spend long segments on wordless sky-dancing or explore some of the painful processes of finding an adult identity — feel directly cribbed from other movies.
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The fresh smells wafting from the stage are mouthwatering, and when Esparza opens the second act by creating a new salmon concoction, the extended wordless scene works the same way a flashy number would in a musical.
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This is Beckham's second appearance in a Ritchie film — he made a quick, wordless cameo in 2015's The Man from U.N.C.L.E. "He looks after me in many different ways," says Beckham in the above Instagram video.
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"It's fitting that the Texas immigration case, which typifies this administration's relentless overreach, met its end in a wordless denial by the Supreme Court," said Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director of the Judicial Crisis Network.
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Music plays a major part in the wordless world of the film, with Brazilian hip-hop, blasting marching band music, and plaintive pan flute tunes setting the tone for various scenes and helping to build the setting.
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You can choose to view this stuff as totally insignificant to the work, given that it's totally wordless and melodically abstract, but there really is this sense of heightened reality in the unearthly glimmers of Zhang's compositions.
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So begins A Single Life, the wordless short that earned Dutch animation studio Job, Joris & Marieke over 40 awards in festivals across the world, and even a 2014 Oscar nod in the 'Best Short Animated Film' category.
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"The appealing peculiarity of these wordless, smooth-skulled creatures remains," Laura Collins-Hughes wrote last year in The New York Times, checking back on the show 220 years after the newspaper gave it its first (glowing) review.
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The music of "Prayer Song" hovers with electric-piano chords and wordless backup voices; the lyrics are a kaleidoscopic, free-associative vision of Los Angeles, touching on lust, violence, gentrification, plastic surgery, masculinity, conspicuous consumption and religion.
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If you've ever seen Mr. Cale perform his own work, you'll know that, in Philip, Mr. Crudup is doing a deft impersonation, with his wordless stammers, nervous smile and arms that dangle like parentheses at his sides.
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It's a wordless, three- to four-minute-long Russian cartoon about a small creature named Booba who gets up to all sorts of shenanigans in different everyday locations, like the supermarket, the movie theater and an airplane.
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What stays with you are everyday moments — the wordless communication between Hap and Florence, the aimless soldiers' talk between Jamie and Ronsel, Laura's lonely patience, Henry's simmering insecurity — and the graceful performances that bring them to life.
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With wordless syllables and occasional lyrics, and vocal styles suggesting a world of allusions, the songs hinted at games and rituals, with hints of comedy, and a group embrace at the end became an affirmation of solidarity.
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Six decades after the end of the silent era, Charles Lane made "Sidewalk Stories," a (mostly) wordless independent feature in which Lane played a street artist who ends up caring for an abandoned 2-year-old girl.
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A male soloist seemed to be portraying Daniel, though for some reason there was also a female soloist singing much of the same music — mostly wordless and hyper-operatically soaring, in an Andrea Bocelli kind of way.
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When Mr. Givony, a former grant writer for Lincoln Center, founded Wordless Music, he operated with a D.I.Y. spirit of staging modest evenings of classical music mixed with headliners like Grizzly Bear and Explosions in the Sky.
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Before his vague tweet and subsequent denunciations of Soleimani on Friday morning, Trump had retweeted other people's reactions to the attack as well as a wordless message featuring only a low-res image of the American flag.
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In an honest portrayal of the life along the Atlantic City boardwalk, co-directors Billy Linker and Ben Carey offer wordless tableaus with personal anecdotes of the highs and the lows of the once shining seaside mecca.
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This largely wordless play with music (the score is by Edward W. Hardy) has run twice in the past two years at 59E59 Theaters, and has filled out a bit in its latest incarnation at New World Stages.
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In this brief, wordless movie about a player whose name and game both evoke Marvel, we see a 7-foot-1 Sudanese teen who runs, dribbles, passes, spins, dunks, and sometimes even shoots like a dominant modern wing.
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It's about a girl and a boy who are turned into monkeys after menacing some local wildlife, and the action-packed story moves at a leaping pace that distinguishes it from the dreamier wordless picture books out there.
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But unlike many artists whose poetry remains wordless and confined to the canvas, de Chirico was also a writer whose texts have been praised and even translated by such art-world luminaries as Louise Bourgeois and John Ashbery.
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There isn't much art in this workmanlike premiere, but it does begin with a shot of the clouds painted over Versace's bed that leads to a lovely, nearly wordless sequence contrasting Gianni's civilized morning with Andrew's primal scream.
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The Randolph Caldecott Medal for the most distinguished American picture book went to "Wolf in the Snow" by Matthew Cordell, a wordless picture book about a girl and a wolf cub who both become lost in a snowstorm.
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And as the band pounded through the wordless opening of "A Plea for Understanding," a chord progression of punishing melancholy that seems sweetly protective of its A-major home, I realized I was on the verge of tears.
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Here, his wordless tale about two people losing and finding love proves an entertaining journey, thanks to his brisk staging and charming performances by the Broadway alumni Melanie Moore and Matt Doyle, as well as a stellar ensemble.
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"Darling" starts with a full minute of wordless instrumental, a three-bar chord progression accreting layers of pretty scales and arpeggios as it repeats, then gives way to a more conventional four-bar pattern that carries the lyrics.
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His best-known work is probably "Stations of the Elevated," a short documentary from 1981 that is a wordless, jazzy, poetic hymn to public transportation, graffiti and the battered glory of a rough time in the city's history.
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Uzbek artist Aleksandr Nikolaev created the wordless 1930 The Second May Day, contrasting scenes of children joining joyous public demonstrations in the Soviet Union, while on the opposite page a German boy's participation is curtailed by the police.
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Just give me some sexy eyes, don't keep talking about sexual chemistry all the time,'" and added about the scene itself: "I love that when we get to the saucy stuff it's a beautiful acceptance of a wordless … yep.
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The wordless rivalry for Ezran's attention between the glow-toad Bait and the doglike dragon Azymondias is endlessly entertaining, and the dialogue is punctuated by references to influential pop culture like The Simpsons and The Lord of the Rings.
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Unicode, overlord of universal emoji, is ready to once again bestow upon us a new wave of wordless communication, even more tiny illustrations to send to each other when drunk or unable to convey our emotions using written language.
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The clip opens with a close-up on the sleeve as foreboding synth strings twist around wordless vocals; then the camera pans back to reveal Arca himself as the bullfighter (and in relatively ok shape, considering the sartorial damage).
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Set in modern New York, but shot in streets that haven't changed much since the days of Taxi Driver and Dirty Harry, Ramsay wrote the part of hitman Joe for a bearded, bulked-up and almost wordless Joaquin Phoenix.
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In any case, this wordless opening scene is the last time you are likely to think of the ancient tale while trying to understand "Antigonón, un Contingente Épico" — even though it bears a title that suggests an intimate connection.
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Performed to a score by John Dyer, the show uses puppets, masks, costumes and movement in an hour of wordless whimsy: Pines dance, birds nest in a poet's beard, and a woman soars in shoes that are also pigeons.
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In the span of a wordless, well-oiled minute, Mr. AlvarezSchacht helped her into another gown, shoes and Afro wig, which he reached up to tease out while Bob took a breath and a wireless mic from a stagehand.
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Even though the show is technically Mr. Stapleton's, with Ms. Stapleton singing backup, and even though there is an audience rapturously watching, often it feels as if the whole room is reduced to wordless, loving conversation between two people.
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The fish sounds blend with electronically processed samples of Mr. Gehry's speaking voice to add a sci-fi gleam to a score that also calls for two coloratura sopranos who produce wordless vocalizations from different points in the hall.
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Behind her modest tone and her obvious Australian accent, there was always a lyricist who saw both pathos and absurdity in her detailed, self-deprecating narratives of everyday life, and a guitarist and bandleader who summoned wordless emotional crosscurrents.
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Wray's 1958 single, "Rumble," was banned from airplay in several cities amid worries that it would incite teenage gang violence (despite being a wordless, instrumental tune), and Wray's guitar line seems to echo in every power chord you've heard.
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Meredith Monk's only true opera — an almost entirely wordless, ethereal and lyrical parable of exploration — hadn't been done since the early 1990s, and, like the other theatrical pieces she's masterminded, it had never been attempted by new creative forces.
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As BoJack arrives at the Pacific Ocean Film Festival — where (he thinks) communication is impossible because everyone's underwater — I watched the nearly wordless episode unfold with a level of visual invention and wonder that honestly brought me to tears.
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Crafts's wordless manifesto packs a lot of emotion into six minutes: from the first plucks of Laraaji's harp-centric score, Glass Gardens is a sad-eyed reflection on the future that faces a society stuck in the interminably souped-up present.
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Duke plays Gabe as an affable dork, trying to jolly his family along with lame dad jokes and an upbeat affect, but he turns his own double, "Abraham," into a wordless, baffled beast, suffering and dangerous at the same time.
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In another, they become the mourners, whose wordless cries swell into oceanic roars, before subsiding, startlingly, into a gentle song about red wine, delivered in close harmony, as if by three pals at the end of a night of drinking.
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Sprightly, sour, agile and efficient, Physically Sick ends on a moderately hopeful note: over glittery synthesizer and chugging drums, Octo Octa's "Only Tears" bubbles over with sighing, moaning vocal snippets in a major key, a blast of breathy, wordless awe.
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A foghorn blast and the call of a gull reminds many of the sea, sounds that can be layered with memory and the lives of those who feel attachment to the water, a wordless element that hears all who visit it.
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Season 7 has given the showrunners certain creative license to do things like the voiceover battle of Casterly Rock and a wordless, terrible farewell to the Sand Snakes, but that shouldn't come at the cost of further excitement and character development.
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"Ordinary Witnesses," shown at New York Live Arts in 2011, was partly a docudrama about people's efforts to convey the effect of mass killings and political brutality, partly a dance quintet that suggested the wordless consequences of such violence on individuals.
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This week, he shows off a different side of his artistry — including wordless scat riffs — in the role of Charlie Parker for the New York premiere of "Yardbird," an opera by the composer Daniel Schnyder and the librettist Bridgette A. Wimberly.
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And yet I watch an episode of TV like "Voyeurs," an almost wordless half-hour installment of HBO's anthology series Room 104 told largely through dance, and it's not hard to feel the dim echo of all of that promise.
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So do various moments involving Miriam's cerebral palsy: not the wordless opening scene, where she slowly hauls her small frame up some stairs, but the times when Ed and Hannah clumsily betray their ignorance — exchanges that come across as blatantly didactic.
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In recurrent, wordless pages throughout, with his clean and fluid black line art,, Williams illustrates the rhythm of Lois's professional routine through whom and what she encounters: an assortment of faces, body parts and affects streaming by in an even staccato.
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And with the "Johny" meme, that weird, wordless WTF quality seems to have gained a viral memetic quality, as the internet's good citizens try to reconcile the hypnotic humor of these videos with the hilariously dark implications of Johny's domestic situation.
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The screen's format also helps establish a personal connection with the viewer (underscored by the frequency with which the film's characters stare directly, and unnervingly, into the camera) — a wordless, intuitive bond that is essential to the comprehension of the piece.
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In France, Iceland's fans seized the public imagination with the unlikeliness of their existence, while intimidating opponents with their trademark Viking thunderclap, a wordless, drum-led clapping chant that starts out slow and gets faster and faster until its powerful climax.
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In the wordless swaths of time that insulate each scene, and the much longer periods of sprawl between episodes, you may find your imagination rejecting the comfortable closure of answers, turning instead to the ever-unfurling suspense of the present.
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Working with black and white and hatched shading patterns, Berlin is purposefully drawn to resemble wordless novels of the '20s — an offshoot of German Expressionism which crossed with antique woodcut techniques to form an early ancestor of the modern comic book.
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GLYNDEBOURNE FESTIVAL, JUNE 24 Brett Dean's "Hamlet," a new operatic adaptation of the classic play, is full of dazzling moments: eerie shudders of percussion sent electronically around the hall, an offstage chorus forming wordless halos of sound around certain lines.
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Your bare tribute, "noble," to La Farge's painting in Ascension Church,makes me surmise you were wordless in wonderat how that tiny chapel could contain the altarpiece with an Americanlargeness: lank disciples watch the god soaruntil seeing is all they are.
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The popularity of the soundtrack led to a performance last month in Los Angeles, when the Wordless Music Orchestra performed the score live as the film was screened; another outing is planned at the Barbican Center in London on March 18.
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About to celebrate the 25th anniversary of its New York premiere, "Stomp" has endured, not thanks to high-priced sets and effects, but from wielding everyday objects like brooms, garbage cans and wooden poles to create a wordless percussive explosion onstage.
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More explicit is "We Suck Young Blood," based around a comically despondent piano progression, intentionally flubbed handclap percussion, and a wordless falsetto hook that recalls the sheet-wearing, "I got a rock" variety of ghost instead of more malevolent spirits.
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Think about it: Kevin Garvey Sr. (Scott Glenn, in a terrific, often wordless, performance) goes halfway around the world in pursuit of an Aboriginal song that he hopes will help him avert a global flood that will end the world.
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The opening bars, featuring an upward-zipping electric bass flourish, foreshadow the song's wordless coda — one of Mr. White's signature triumphs, a waft of ahhhs that can only be described as the most perversely chromatic crowd-pleasing singalong in popular music history.
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Interstate Gospel isn't a blustering rock album or a cautiously intricate folk album or a slab of musical taxidermy; it includes rock songs and folk songs, tangled knots of riffage ("Sugar Daddy") and mournful weepers that build to wordless cathartic moments ("Leavers Lullaby").
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VR directors working together with interactive music composers and implementors can begin to pull back the veil on what is possible in interactive music design, treating music as the wordless narrator that guides us through virtual worlds and glues the narrative together.
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"Beacon" starts out as a small string ensemble and then an acoustic, fingerpicked, undulating waltz — "I fall into your mind's eye," RY X sings — but by the end it is awash in electric-guitar feedback and his incantatory voice, singing wordless ahs.
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The superb opening sequence, set to Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers's karaoke-ready duet, "Islands in the Stream," details the domestic bliss at Clark Acres Farms, where the Clarks have settled into a pleasing routine: puzzle-solving, flossing, snuggling — all in wordless harmony.
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One of the most meticulous heist movies ever made, Jean-Pierre Melville charts every single step as his characters work through even the littlest of details of their plot, culminating in a wordless half-hour sequence in which they finally execute it.
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She makes no defense against this wordless revelation: if she could stand naked before God, silent just like this, free of all the noise about who she is and how God feels about her, she might rise above it and become St. Annie.
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We inhabit every unbearable second of limbo: magazine-spread houses with books under lock and key, bedrooms with nothing sharp in eyesight, the endless and wordless rape, and the constant sidelong glances that convey everything this world has choked out of women.
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Although vocalese remained the group's emphasis, its repertoire also included a number of songs for which Mr. Hendricks wrote the music as well as the lyrics, and many of their songs were used as springboards for their own flights of wordless improvisation.
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MATTHEW ANDERSON AT 1 MINUTE 34 SECONDS Steven Mackey is far from the first composer to try his hand at the Orpheus myth, but he may be the first to treat it in what he calls a wordless opera for electric guitar.
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Five episodes in, there are still no gay bachelor parties in sight on Westworld — and they sure as hell aren't in Alonso's group sex Batcave, where the most basic fantasies rule and no one having sex gets much to say beyond wordless moans.
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His expressive hands cut through the air during this or that interview, speaking a wordless language of their own, as the former boy preacher from Harlem, small, dark, and compact, talks and talks about race, sounding like no one else on earth.
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It's a rake and a shovel left in a pile of leaves in Central Park, like a wordless out-of-office message, and the liberty to march carelessly down the middle of the park's streets as though they were closed just for you.
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She released her first full-length comic, D.U.I.I, at the recent LA Book Arts Fair, and although the narrative is totally wordless, the comic is so rich with linear imagery that it keeps the reader both awed and repelled from cover to cover.
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This presumably represented, in wordless, abbreviated form, the multiple deaths in the battle and suicide scenes of Acts IV and V. Some speculate that Shakespeare did not write these later parts of Julius Caesar, as they are inferior to the splendid beginning.
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She was last seen on Broadway in the Duke Ellington jazz musical "After Midnight," and one of the night's high points was a wailing rendition of Ellington's wordless "Creole Love Call" by Carmen Ruby Floyd, an original cast member and one of her backup singers.
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Wearing "I Stand with Brett" and "Women for Kavanaugh" T-shirts, a group of about 533 women cut a path through the crowd of protestors assembled in the atrium of the Hart Senate Office Building on Thursday, largely wordless but speaking volumes with their confidence.
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This game, the long-awaited follow-up to Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP by Capy, is a slow, dark, tense descent into a mysterious cave; it's almost totally wordless and shown with a pulled-back perspective that makes things feel both twee and terrifying.
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Recorded from the voices of local volunteers, the wordless soundtrack resonated most when I stood before vinyl remnants Hirose had rescued from Cascade Record Press, melted down and reconstructed into small, contorted, black masses that reminded me of Heidi Schwegler's "Phantom Limb," back in Clatskanie.
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The entire point of a character like Angel / Archangel is the arc between who he was at the beginning and what he became, and when he's a gloomy, almost wordless thug throughout the entire process, he becomes an empty special effect, without any narrative power.
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Richter's work is already steeped in dreams and elegy, but he doubled down, consulting with the neuroscientist David Eagleman to build its 31 sections, a soft fabric of string quartets, duets for piano and violin, his keyboard wanderings, drones, and the occasional wordless voice.
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There are male voices in wordless close harmony, organ chords wafting like incense and, eventually, a choir and a cantorial soloist singing, "Hineni" — "Here I am" in Hebrew, the first word of an abject prayer for mercy sung during Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur.
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The hourlong work, for 10 superbly strong and resilient dancers, opens with a wordless version of RJ Muna's time-lapse video documenting the creation of the elegant structure, a sort of stone tunnel housing a large, egg-shaped stone mass, over which rainwater can flow.
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Often wordless for pages on end and drawn in simple, scratchy black and white (bar a few key pages), GLEEM occasionally turns into one big expanse, becoming a void as black as space itself in its attempts to articulate the overwhelming nature of isolation.
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The constraints of its genre are too bizarre not to have been chosen deliberately, just as Wohl deliberately constrained "Small Mouth Sounds" by setting it at a wordless spiritual retreat, and "Make Believe" by using the playacting of children as a medium for dramatizing mistreatment.
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The find on "Hitchhiker" is "Give Me Strength," the song of a "lonely man" desperate to find consolation: "Give me strength to move along/Give me strength to realize she's gone," he sings over steadfast strummed guitar chords, and "gone" turns into a wordless moan.
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Chinn is probably best known for her captivating performance of Philip Glass's wordless aria in the recent revival of Einstein on the Beach, although science has long been a passion, including her co-hosting of the Scopes Monkey Choir podcast on science and music.
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I think back to his direction of "The Magic of David Copperfield V: The Statue of Liberty Disappears" (still my choice for the show's best episode), and what was so striking about that was that nearly wordless opening montage of Martha leaving the US behind forevermore.
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For instance, he inserted Julianne Nicholson as what was, on the page, a wordless, nameless interrogator, turning her into a character who serves as a witness and investigator to these men — a grad student recovering from an abrupt breakup by channeling her pain into an academic project.
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Mr. Kovarsky had another high-profile, wordless role last year when he played one of the terrorists who kill a disabled Jewish passenger on a cruise ship in John Adams's "The Death of Klinghoffer" at the Metropolitan Opera — a production that drew protests from some Jewish groups.
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Small and rail-thin, suggesting that even Mother Courage's hard bargain-driving cannot keep her family from edging toward starvation, Ms. Sithole provides the production with a moving emotional center, communicating through gestures, wordless yelps and wounded feeling in her eyes Kattrin's sensitivity, terror and, ultimately, nobility.
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When Once Upon a Time begins, it observes Sharon from a remove — the neighbor living up the hill from Rick, married to the not-yet-disgraced Roman Polanski (played by Rafal Zawierucha in a near-wordless appearance), and the young and beautiful life of the party.
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To write about it provides the illusion that it is within our control, like breathing; that we can admit it for a while, as in a moment of wordless wonder at morning frost or a blossoming tree, and then return to our blaring world refreshed and wiser.
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The 16-minute wordless Russian short "We Can't Live Without Cosmos" goes to a melancholy place as well, but first there's a long stretch of pure joy, as two lifelong best friends ace every cosmonaut test and training course together and make their way toward space.
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The producer Danger Mouse (who shares production credits on the album with Inflo and, on a few tracks, Paul Butler) places Mr. Kiwanuka in a realm of string orchestras and wordless backup chorales, of rich reverb and staticky vintage-amp distortion, of unprogrammed drums and leisurely buildups.
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Mr. Pai, who helped compose many of the show's wordless songs and served as the musical director for shows in several cities, said in an interview that he feels betrayed by one-time friends who he says assured him they would take care of him financially.
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On the level of adaptation, Ms. Neuwirth's mostly wordless "Lost Highway Suite" adheres more closely to the source material than her original stage piece, as the vocal writing in the opera stands defiantly apart from the frequently hushed and affectless performances Mr. Lynch drew from his actors.
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The Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize, one of the most generous arts honors in the United States, has been awarded to the singer, composer and multidisciplinary artist Meredith Monk, whose wordless vocal pirouettes and otherworldly theater compositions have reverberated in New York and internationally for five decades.
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FRANKFURT, Germany — It's a testament to the lasting influence of Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke's film "2001: A Space Odyssey," which turns 50 this week, that the disc-shaped card commemorating the German Film Museum's new exhibition on the film is wordless, but instantly recognizable.
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The performances seem to have been wordless symbolic dramas, of a dark, bitter hilarity in the spirit of Antonin Artaud and Bertolt Brecht, though it's hard to recapture them, as the artist forbade filming and photography, and almost no record remains apart from descriptions by witnesses.
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Cirque du Soleil's Blue Man Group (BMG), known internationally for their wild, wordless performances by men covered in shiny blue paint, have smeared blue on pretty much every surface you can imagine, according to their wardrobe and makeup supervisors, who've become laundry experts out of necessity.
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The earliest Qai Qai content was wordless, evocative imagery of abandonment: the doll lying facedown on hardwood floor and on private jet tarmac; stuffed behind a hotel suite cushion; jammed headfirst into a sandbox at a resort where Ms. Williams was participating in a tennis exhibition.
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In the image, captured by Doug Mills of The New York Times, and in other pool video footage, the internet saw acres of shade dispensed by a skilled politician firmly in control, and social media users immediately turned Ms. Pelosi's wordless gesture into a viral meme.
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Killing Eve is much more interested in its characters than in reluctantly doling out of bits of mythology about its global conspiracy, while the climax of Big Little Lies was less about who committed the murder than about the moment of wistful, wordless solidarity that led to it.
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To the outsider — in this writer's case, a white teen from the suburbs of Texas — it might be hard to conceive of the oft-wordless techno as revolutionary music; by the time I started hearing it in the early '90s, it certainly wasn't the relentless sound of Underground Resistance.
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As Kyle Buchanan, Vulture's awards season savant, noted to the Bagger, it's interesting that Mr. DiCaprio could win for this raggedy, largely wordless role, considering the Oscar-nominated parts he has played before: kitten-faced autistic teenager, Wall Street hedonist, swashbuckling Hollywood golden boy/madman-in-waiting and gunrunner.
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I like "Let Me Love You" a little more than "Cold Water," Bieber's recent collaboration with Major Lazer and MØ — it's a better showcase for his voice and I'm a sucker for those deep house synths, even if DJ Snake stole Skrillex's "dolphin" trick for the song's wordless hook.
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During the many wordless stretches of the film, stretches in which one hears car horns and the sound of bulldozers and the laughter of unseen children, and the long shots when the camera rests on Ershadi's face, Romi felt aware of herself watching, and the others also watching.
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In an early scene, Ellie and her mother witness a funeral procession of a dead dog that borrows its aesthetic from the fox's wedding in Akira Kurosawa's Dreams: in creepy, handmade animal masks, wordless children beat the drum slowly and play the fife lowly as they pass by.
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In bed it was all body action, wordless, and in the interval that followed he lay alone, absently scratching, and reminded himself that he'd placed all the tubes and jars inside the medicine cabinet and in the small storage area beneath the sink, beyond her range of vision.
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Somewhere in the third episode, I realized Vallée was capturing the feeling of loneliness as well as I've seen it depicted on television, and so much of that stems from his willingness to feature his actresses in long, wordless sequences where they just live with their pain, all alone.
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Produced by the Morán Group and Teatro SEA, the Latino theater for children, the festival includes Compañía la Bicicleta's wordless "Nana Raíz," about a sleepless baby and a mystical dream world, and WonderSpark Puppets' "Fox Fables," whose titular creature loses his tail and, with it, his sense of self.
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It's short and completely wordless, and it would still be weird and interesting outside VR. But the headset forces viewers to focus completely on both its sad moments and its skin-crawling ones — which, at this point, is one of the best reasons to make a VR movie.
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On "There They Are," which closes the disc, lyrics about a simple pleasure — catching one's own reflection in a puddle while biking down a wet road — give way to luminescent, wordless singing; Victor's open vowels find harmonic resonance with Jones's saxophone, swaying along to Hughes's steady drift below. RUSSONELLO
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The apes pause to witness the aftermath of the carnage they have narrowly escaped, and their wordless, shocked response, registered above all on the face of Caesar, their leader, is an eloquent rebuke to a species that has abandoned any but a biological claim to the name human.
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Because the show is mostly wordless and largely low-risk (poor Austin Bradley appears as a lion tamer without a lion), the focus is on the athleticism of the troupe and the precision of the tricks, with attention given to every cocked hip, angled wrist and pointed toe.
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He doesn't hit the same heights as he did in the season six finale (which opened with that nearly wordless montage of Cersei destroying her enemies, scored largely to one of his best pieces of music), but "Dragon" was some of his best work all season long nonetheless.
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It's strange, this wordless language we have, the passage of miniature Toblerone from vacation taker to non-vacation taker, this infinite contract we sign with our work colleagues to always bring them small duty-free snacks to them after having the temerity to take annual leave, this bizarre ritual we have.
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But that doesn't negate the power of Downey's scenes—they don't soft-soap his pain (this is not some glammed-up, Love Story bullshit)—or his performance, which includes a bedside farewell that's tender and true, and an eyebrow raise that's one of the finest wordless reactions I've ever seen.
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So I'll instead highlight a later scene that's informed by that weirdly iconic line in ways both humorous and chilling: the omelet stare-down, one of the most oddly tense and compelling wordless scenes I've ever seen on film, one that still makes me squirm a little just thinking about it.
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But I don't need to come to The Handmaid's Tale to find it, and it's never going to give me anything as shocking or sickening as, for instance, Moira and June trading wordless looks of horror at the Red Center as they realize exactly what their new role as Handmaids entails.
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Over the years, they've dealt in the quiet fury of tremolo-picked guitar lines, deathly folk pieces, and wordless synthesizer drones alike, but all their cacophonous sounds have been united by a sort of grand spaciousness—a cavernous echo of the grandeur and fury of the world that surrounds them.
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Twice in my five innings of calling my first game (it was stopped because of rain), I found myself reduced to silence, wordless to describe why a shot off the bat of Cabrera that looked like it was going to hit the second baseman instead hit the wall in right-centerfield.
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But his performance is a monster nonetheless; note the quiet little catch in his voice when he answers Exley's question about why he became a cop ("I don't remember"), his wordless reaction in the scene after they meet Lana Turner, and how he plays one of the great modern movie death scenes.
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But "Part 8" of Twin Peaks: The Return proved not so easily digestible — surging with wordless, experimental imagery, intimations of cosmological enigmas, and a disturbing boldness, the then newest entry into David Lynch and Mark Frost's beloved series was immediately hailed for raising — or least deranging — TV's bar, the peakiest of all.
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The fable-like story of a man who washes up on what seems to be a desert island — where he meets a giant red turtle that turns out to be more than it seems — is simple and universal, and communicated exclusively through music, the occasional wordless exclamation, and, primarily, lush storybook visuals.
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One of those previously-unheralded voices that I discovered via Room 104 is Seattle-based choreographer Dayna Hanson, who wrote and directed the sixth episode, "The Voyeurs," which is a wordless dance film in which the motel housekeeper does a modern ballet with her younger self (Flesh and Bones star Sarah Kay).
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Those Shrines also work as free-form, nearly wordless tutorials of their own: An early Shrine I found taught me that if you hit objects after you use Stasis on them, they retain (and build up) the kinetic force you put into them, blasting off into the distance the second your stasis ends.
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While the actual Tudor Cinema photos depicted a car crash death — not the shooting imagined by de Radiguès and Mannaert — the point is that some of Weegee's pioneering photojournalism, developed for wire services in the darkroom of a car trunk (craftily shown here within a stretch of wordless panels), was often staged.
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Spotify has also been accused of secretly controlling the rights to these songs — atmospheric, wordless tracks on mood-focused playlists with titles like "Deep Sleep" and "Peaceful Piano" — an arrangement that, if true, would allow the company to reduce the amount of money it pays in royalties to record labels and "real" artists.
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In part one of this interview, Ehasz and Richmond discussed some of the major story beats from season 2, including how they balanced their villains to make them so appealing, what effects dark magic has on its users, and why season 2 has so many long, wordless sequences as part of the storytelling process.
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In honor of throwback Thursday, The Art of Racing in the Rain star shared a rare image of her now-2-year-old daughter taken on what appeared to be the day of her birth, where she breastfed the newborn from bed as she and her older sister Jennifer shared a heartfelt, seemingly wordless moment.
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But First Man is at its strongest when focusing on purely human moments, whether it's the intimate gesture of Armstrong stroking his dying daughter's feathery blonde hair, or the almost wordless emotion and awe he feels as he first sets eyes on the moon up close, after staring at it from afar for so long.
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While most of Ghost in the Shell's best scenes (the violent, slow-motion ballet that kicks off the film; an eerie raid on the villain's headquarters midway through) are wordless, you also have to make it through annoying moments when characters talk tediously on and on about grand abstractions like Humanity and The Soul.
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Along the way, he meets people who respond to him and help him — a weary old man in a tin-can hat, a drained but hopeful musician — but their nature doesn't become clear until the end of the film, when Abreu's abstract, wordless, stream-of-conscious storytelling finally matures into something more structurally ambitious.
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And some of them stay there, deliberately exposed and vulnerable, like "Selah," which longs for a spiritual rebirth above the harmonies of a distant, wordless choir, or "Right Now," which sets her voice trembling above a lone electric guitar as she makes a simple, increasingly anxious plea: "Don't you dare say tomorrow," she sings.
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Every once in a while he would impart some wisdom, like "every pore is a sphincter," or note that he was applying a face mask made with Manuka honey, and I would make some kind of affirmative noise and then go back to a place of wordless ecstasy as he worked on my skin.
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And the yarns spun by old Aunt Maggie Far Away (Brid Brennan), who spends much of her time in a wordless trance that might be mistaken for senility, feature the dismemberment of faerie warriors and are steeped in an erotic longing for the golden lad she once loved from a distance, now long disappeared.
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Screening in a side room at ArtisTree are excerpts from Yang Fudong's drop-dead gorgeous, and rather wordless, though not entirely silent, black-and-white masterpiece Seven Intellectuals in a Bamboo Forest (2003–2007): a five-part cinematic saga that retells the story of third-century literati youth from the Wei and Jin Dynasty.
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Heck, the first song on their first full-length album is called "Flower," with a grinding groove that's massaged by Cornell's third-eye-prying wordless hums and Kim Thayil's sitar-like guitar textures (a feature that would color subsequent tracks such as Superunknown's "Like Suicide," all the way up to King Animal's "A Thousand Days Before").
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But with all the heartache and hardship that await the show's young lovers, Andy's daughter, Magnolia (Lee Harrington), and the handsome gambler Gaylord Ravenal (John Preator), and Magnolia's best friend, the Cotton Blossom's reigning diva, Julie Laverne (Sarah Hanlon), there is still room for laughter — one of the show's best jokes is a wordless one made by a costume.
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Guttural and operatic, baleful and inconsolable, spiritual and earthy, polyglot and wordless, nuanced and unhinged — Diamanda Galás was all of those, and many more, in her concert on Tuesday night at the former St. Thomas the Apostle, a deconsecrated neo-Gothic church in Harlem where the Red Bull Music Academy Festival booked her for three nights.
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Film Forum Jr., a program that introduces the young to classic cinema, is starting its fall season with "The Red Balloon," or "Le Ballon Rouge," Albert Lamorisse's nearly wordless French project from 1956, which stars Pascal Lamorisse (the director's son, then 6) as he follows the object of the title through the Belleville section of Paris.
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Seeing structures like Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret's 1925 Villa La Roche in Paris on the same page as Tidy Arquitectos's equally blocky 2008 Schkolnick House in Santiago, or Loos's 1910 Steiner House in Vienna mingling with the similarly cubic 2011 Rieteiland House by Hans van Heeswijk in Amsterdam, does have some wordless communication about this heritage.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Latvian-American director Yana Ross transposed German playwright Franz Xaver Kroetz's wordless 1971 Request Concert into a song of loneliness very much of today, in a production at BAM Fisher, October 26 to 29, 2016, featuring the Polish stage and screen star Danuta Stenka in a silent, detailed solo performance.
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The Bug Boys find a treasure map, celebrate their Coming-of-Age Festival under the Great Chrysalis, get in a big fight and make up, travel from their Bug Village to broker a peace between warring Bees and Termites, and — in one gorgeous wordless sequence deep in a dark cave — expand their hearts and minds and friendship.
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In Volker Schlöndorff's excellent 1979 film adaptation, which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes and an Academy Award as best foreign-language film, Oskar was played by the 11-year-old David Bennent, in an intense but largely wordless performance, amid Mr. Schlöndorff's opulent and often surreal recreation of Grass's hometown, Danzig (now Gdansk, Poland), under Nazi control.
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After releasing an "Aladdin" trailer with a very blue Will Smith that unsettled viewers, Disney has quickly bounced back with a thrilling teaser for another much-anticipated movie: "Frozen II." In the stirring, wordless trailer, Elsa (Idina Menzel) ice-surfs across the ocean, while her sister, Anna (Kristen Bell), wields a sword, giving off a timely girl-power vibe.
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My jam in "Where the Wild Things Are" is not the famous six-page wordless sequence in which Max and the Wild Things have a "wild rumpus" — even though, yes, it's an enduring reminder of the importance of letting loose now and then (surely that's what Ronnie had in mind for my upstanding mom as she turned 40).
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He has heard all of that, and then he has gone home, and he has flicked open his social media accounts and been confronted with all of that wordless, inchoate abuse given form: strangers, anonymous and legion, wishing all manner of ills on him and his family because he has misplaced a pass or shot from range or lost possession.
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A wordless tour of the titular west German city of less than 200,000, it is a symphony of a small city, flickering through signs of looming industrialization to alight on moments of workaday beauty: a young girl dancing with fantastic abandon in a street; building interiors peopled with card players and folks drinking beer; smokestacks loitering in the background of cityscape views.
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And yet the episode's tense climactic set piece is innovative and deftly paced: a wordless infiltration of David's house by the rescue team, which culminates in an assassination attempt by the merciless mutant-hunter, the Eye, and a reality shift through David's white room into an asylum where he and his fellow mutants find themselves under the tender mercies of "Doctor" Lenny.
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This year's Rojus EP was a fantastic dance document, and the epic "Blush" was its crown jewel; a glowy shapeshifter centered around an anthemic chorus and wordless screams, "Blush" was one of 2016's trippiest big-room jams, a song designed to literally blow your mind to the point where you just might stop dead in your tracks in the middle of the dancefloor.
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Wordless but verbal, a prolific utterer of expressive sounds — soft ahhs and mmmms and buhs for happy feelings, and tooth-cracking, high-pitched screams for all manner of discontentment — Cal is a good person with whom to share privacy; he is a gentle and responsive companion for an only child like me, whose energy is drained after too much conversation and recharged by solitude.
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She stood there for some time, until the blue had thickened to near-blackness, and she entered a spell of heavy dreaming or quietude such as can open out sometimes in youth if the person is to be an artist, and now the stars came through, and when she heard his wordless shuffling behind her to break the spell she walked away through the yard and did not once look back.
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The sharpest songs focus on beleaguered individuals whose grievances are somehow emblematic: "Halls of Sarah," whose protagonist/victim suffers all the indignities male artists have inflicted upon female muses, which eventually inspires Case to overdub her own wordless humming into a makeshift choir; or "Last Lion of Albion," about the last member of a dying breed, as the marching drums and frantically strummed acoustic guitars mimic the lion's nobility and desperation.
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Although Iceland crashed out in its subsequent match, humbled by France — "We kind of had a flat tire," Hallgrimsson said of the 5-2 defeat — the team returned to Iceland to find 100,000 people, nearly a third of the national population, massing at Keflavik International Airport, lining up along the (two-lane) highway and gathering in central Reykjavik, where they performed the intimidating but wordless Viking thunderclap chant that the fans had rolled out at the tournament.
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It features taut guest verses from YG and Offset, but 2 Chainz bests them with plain-spoken charm: "Me and momma used to trap out the same houseUsed to eat and go to sleep on the same couchMe and momma got busted at the same timeWent to court and told judge the damn same lies" JON CARAMANICA "Worth It" starts out like it might be restful and languid: a little guitar picking, some wordless sustained singing, and Haley Heynderickx — a songwriter from Portland, Ore.
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When we look back on this show in the decades to come, thinking about its finest hours, I can't help but imagine that we'll revisit many moments from this episode, from that nearly wordless, heart-rending prologue to that scene where Philip and Elizabeth argue about est but aren't really arguing about est; from the look of relief on Matthew Rhys's face when Gabriel grants Philip and Elizabeth a reprieve to the graceful transition from now to "7 months later," which overcame the potential hackiness of a time jump.
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En route, they pick up a couple of wayfarers—Major Marquis Warren (Samuel L. Jackson), who is in the same trade as Ruth, and Mannix (Walton Goggins), who says, "I'll be double dog damned!" and who will soon be assuming the post of Red Rock's sheriff * The coach arrives at Minnie's, where the rest of the lineup is assembled: a Mexican named Bob (Demián Bichir), an old Confederate general (Bruce Dern), a near-wordless hulk (Michael Madsen), and a fussy little Brit, who introduces himself as Oswaldo Mobray (Tim Roth).
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But after a couple of episodes seemingly devoted to Stone and Chandra beating down every door they could think of to find somebody else who might have committed the crime, it feels a little strange that Ray had previously been relegated to a nearly wordless cameo during Andrea's funeral (one seemingly positioned just to show that Ray would be played by the fairly well known character actor Paulo Costanzo — and thus allowing some viewers to ask, "Hey, why is Paulo Costanzo playing a glorified extra?" and start wondering).
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