Cheeta Tarzan's swinging friend from the black-and-white film era lives in Palm Springs, Calif.
The one silver lining is that Kodak will continue producing color and black-and-white film, news that should make traditional photographers happy.
Ms. Guillem's "partner" here was Elias Benxon's black-and-white film that first revealed the dancer as if looking through an Alice-in-Wonderland keyhole and eventually suggested that she had emerged from the silvery film in full color to dither around the screen and stage.
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It is a black-and-white silent film, and, of course, Charlie Chaplin was a pioneer of black-and-white silent cinema.
With such disruptive devices as intercutting color and black-and-white footage, parodying silent-film antics, and inserting scenes of youths dancing the twist, Pasolini both affirms the classical grandeur of cinematic modernism and conveys his sense of a time out of joint.
As well as black-and-white photographs there are some snippets of film and rare colour transparencies, rescued from the sinking Endurance by Hurley, who plunged into the icy water to grab the plate glass negatives.
After his surgeries, he switched to black turtlenecks and white, film director-style scarves.
Because Mr. Salgado switched from medium format film to digital black-and-white cameras midway through his eight-year journey, Mr. Taschen and Mrs.
As for "Frankenweenie, " pictured, this 3-D black-and-white tribute to classic Universal monster movies showed yet again that Tim Burton is most himself in animated film.
John Coplans, on the other hand, chose Type 55 film (which yields a black-and-white positive and negative) in the 1980s to record his own stolid nude body in interlocking blocks of hairy flesh, self-portraits that owe something to Henry Moore and Philip Guston.
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The founder of a company producing features for cable television stations, who is obsessed with film noir -- murder mysteries shot in black and white "with warped gangsters and neurotic heroes and dangerous women, shiny wet streets and big black cars with their headlights on" -- has disappeared.
Her other films were in black-and-white because studio executives said it was too expensive to have Deanna Durbin and color film in the same movie.
Starting at ISO 100 and ranging all the way to ISO 3, 200 (previously only available for incredibly grainy black and white film shots), the camera can manage in low-light situations previously resigned to lots of flash or lots of black.
Apart from 12 Years a Slave, which was filmed in Louisiana, the movie Nebraska perhaps comes closest, but for very different reasons: its stark black-and-white shots of vast, windswept farmland are as important to the feel of the film as is its veteran star, Bruce Dern.
Why film it, for instance, in severe, bleached black-and-white?
In "56 Up, " you can still see flashes of persistent personality traits as the film moves back and forth between the present and haunting, black-and-white footage of the children discussing their hopes and dreams.
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