anthony drazan造句

• Anthony Drazan's " Zebrahead ."
• Rabe wrote the screenplay for a 1998 film version directed by Anthony Drazan.
• It all started when Anthony Drazan decided to find out how the other half learned.
• The film was directed by Anthony Drazan.
• The film was directed by Anthony Drazan from an adaptation of Sheila Ballantyne's autobiographical novel by screenwriters Kristine Johnson and Davia Nelson.
• Also in competition Friday was " Hurlyburly " by American director Anthony Drazan, with Chazz Palminteri, Kevin Spacey and Sean Penn.
• Playwright Rabe shares pretentious nonsense with the film's director, Anthony Drazan, on one track while the self-absorbed actors discuss their work on another.
• But this is a terrific jump ahead for the director, Anthony Drazan, whose first film was " Zebrahead, " an overhyped movie about an interracial high-school romance.
• As director ( and producer ) Anthony Drazan has conceived it, Eddie and his cronies Mickey ( Kevin Spacey ) and Phil ( Chazz Palminteri ) are the three facets of a broken organism.
• He is also in the current film " Hurlyburly, " directed by Anthony Drazan and adapted by David Rabe from his drama about hard-partying men adrift in the Hollywood Hills.
• ""'Zebrahead " "'is a 1992 drama film, produced by Oliver Stone, written and directed by Anthony Drazan and starring Michael Rapaport and N'Bushe Wright.
• The movie doesn't move smoothly, as if director Anthony Drazan ( " Zebrahead " ) couldn't quite cope with the fragmented nature of Sheila Ballantyne's semi-autobiographical novel.
• Director Anthony Drazan makes an odd error : He " opens up " the play too well, because _ despite some dazzling cinematography by Changwei Gu ( " Farewell My Concubine " ) _ the material requires a sense of claustrophobia that the movie can't communicate.
• Set in the Pacific Northwest's Cascade Mountains during the 1950s and'60s, Anthony Drazan's lovingly crafted interpretation of Sheila Ballantyne's semiautobiographical novel boasts powerful performances by Fairuza Balk and Harvey Keitel and a somber ambience generated by a combination of hazy flashbacks and painful present-day action.
• Directed by Anthony Drazan; written by Kristine Johnson and Davia Nelson, based on the novel by Sheila Ballantyne; director of photography, John J . Campbell; edited by Elizabeth Kling; music by Stephen Endelman; production designer, Joseph T . Garrity; produced by James G . Robinson; released by Morgan Creek Productions.
• The list begins with Francois Girard's " Thirty-Two Short Films About Glenn Gould " ( 1993 ) and proceeds alphabetically from " A Brief History of Time " ( 1991 ), Errol Morris'documentary about Stephen Hawking, to Anthony Drazan's " Zebrahead " ( 1992 ), about the tribulations of a racially mixed group of students.