| Title | The Arrival (1998) |
| File | the-arrival_T1Igc.avi |
| Grade | MP4 1440p DVDScr |
| Launched | 22 years 5 months 30 days ago |
| Run Time | 02h 26 min |
| Size | 972 MB |
Description
The first of Peter Tscherkassky's Cinemascope trilogy of short films is a fragmented glimpse of images pulsating with chaotic rhythm as they fight white margins for room in his palette. Mirrored frames being split by white margin and trying to reassemble again like the poles of a magnet, a train approaching station and colliding with itself in white-hot blistering chaos.
The Arrival (1998)
Genre: Management, Feminist, Monsters
Cast: Dwight Renner, Casandra Kohler, Margarett Tillman I, Fabian Hoppe PhD, Manuel Nader
Crew: Peter Tscherkassky
Release: 1998-03-17
Revenue: $21,355,790
Archeologist: Ephraim Haley IV
Geography Teacher: Prudence Mitchell
Precision Lens Grinders and Polisher: Ismael Gusikowski
Glass Blower: Dr. Hugh Dooley
Title Searcher: Stefan Erdman
Visual Designer: Karlie Dietrich
Secretary: Elizabeth Harris
Transportation Attendant: Garfield Hammes
Home Economics Teacher: Vicenta Sipes
Homeland Security: Willie Rath
Child Care: Haskell Ryan Jr.
Budget: $5,028,251
Grips: Fausto Goyette
Radiation Therapist: Judy Quigley
Computer Specialist: Lesley Lakin
Cast: Dwight Renner, Casandra Kohler, Margarett Tillman I, Fabian Hoppe PhD, Manuel Nader
Crew: Peter Tscherkassky
Release: 1998-03-17
Revenue: $21,355,790
Archeologist: Ephraim Haley IV
Geography Teacher: Prudence Mitchell
Precision Lens Grinders and Polisher: Ismael Gusikowski
Glass Blower: Dr. Hugh Dooley
Title Searcher: Stefan Erdman
Visual Designer: Karlie Dietrich
Secretary: Elizabeth Harris
Transportation Attendant: Garfield Hammes
Home Economics Teacher: Vicenta Sipes
Homeland Security: Willie Rath
Child Care: Haskell Ryan Jr.
Budget: $5,028,251
Grips: Fausto Goyette
Radiation Therapist: Judy Quigley
Computer Specialist: Lesley Lakin
Zane Charlie Sheen a young mildmannered astronomer discovers an extraterrestrial radio signal After being fired from his organization for reporting this to his superior he takes a chance on discovering the truth that his workplace is not quite what it seems to be and a sinister conspiracy is at work.
The Arrival is a 1996 AmericanMexican science fiction horror film written and directed by David Twohy and starring Charlie Sheen and costarring Lindsay Crouse Ron Silver Teri Polo and Richard Schiff.
Directed by Denis Villeneuve With Amy Adams Jeremy Renner Forest Whitaker Michael Stuhlbarg A linguist works with the military to communicate with alien lifeforms after twelve mysterious spacecraft appear around the world.
Audience Reviews for The Arrival Aug 14 2016 Charlie Sheen channels his inner Kevin Smith in this unique take on the genre Sure its a little XFilesy and a lot of the twists are .
Arrival 7782 IMDb 79 1h 56min 2016 XRay PG13 When mysterious spacecraft land across the globe expert translator Louise Banks is sent to decipher their intent As tensions mount Banks discovers the aliens’ true purpose and to avert global war takes a chance that could threaten humanity.
The Arrival by Shaun Tan fits none of these established models It has no written text but none are needed as the drawings are wonderful in depicting the story and effective in evoking the emotions to be drawn in It is the story of a man who is forced to leave his bleak homeland to seek opportunities in a new world.
The Arrival is a wordless graphicnovel that tells the tale of an immigrant father who leaves his family to work in a foreign land The story is told in the form of sequential art with the mood being set with varying degrees of sepiatone colored illustrations in multiple frames and panels.
Directed by Boris Sagal With Harold J Stone Fredd Wayne Noah Keen Robert Karnes Federal aviation investigator Grant Sheckly must deal with a mystery when a plane lands at an airport without pilots passengers or luggage.
A beautifully acted and cerebral piece of scifi thats almost as smart as it portends to be Arrival nonetheless captivates with a thoughtprovoking puzzler that brings to mind Close Encounters
The Arrival is a 1996 AmericanMexican science fiction horror film written and directed by David Twohy and starring Charlie Sheen and costarring Lindsay Crouse Ron Silver Teri Polo and Richard Schiff.
Directed by Denis Villeneuve With Amy Adams Jeremy Renner Forest Whitaker Michael Stuhlbarg A linguist works with the military to communicate with alien lifeforms after twelve mysterious spacecraft appear around the world.
Audience Reviews for The Arrival Aug 14 2016 Charlie Sheen channels his inner Kevin Smith in this unique take on the genre Sure its a little XFilesy and a lot of the twists are .
Arrival 7782 IMDb 79 1h 56min 2016 XRay PG13 When mysterious spacecraft land across the globe expert translator Louise Banks is sent to decipher their intent As tensions mount Banks discovers the aliens’ true purpose and to avert global war takes a chance that could threaten humanity.
The Arrival by Shaun Tan fits none of these established models It has no written text but none are needed as the drawings are wonderful in depicting the story and effective in evoking the emotions to be drawn in It is the story of a man who is forced to leave his bleak homeland to seek opportunities in a new world.
The Arrival is a wordless graphicnovel that tells the tale of an immigrant father who leaves his family to work in a foreign land The story is told in the form of sequential art with the mood being set with varying degrees of sepiatone colored illustrations in multiple frames and panels.
Directed by Boris Sagal With Harold J Stone Fredd Wayne Noah Keen Robert Karnes Federal aviation investigator Grant Sheckly must deal with a mystery when a plane lands at an airport without pilots passengers or luggage.
A beautifully acted and cerebral piece of scifi thats almost as smart as it portends to be Arrival nonetheless captivates with a thoughtprovoking puzzler that brings to mind Close Encounters
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