What Kitamura summons brilliantly is the sensation of a repressed and repressive society laid bare — erotically, psychologically and politically.
That two-dimensional Schiele is what Mr. Kelly summons so specifically into being, contorting his body into the sharp, improbable muscular configurations associated with Schiele's portraiture.
Whether or not the director intended it as such, there is a terrible dreariness in what Hunger summons up: a kind of hell, drained of larger political meaning.
So what will summon children to the film?
What it summoned was the deaths, exile and arbitrary arrests that U.S. incompetence has inflicted on countless Iraqis — a toll on which al-Zaidi has reported.
It goes beyond conscious thought to sensory memory and you can't predict what might summon it: a guitar riff, the smell of a hospital waiting room, the angle of the sun coming in the window beside the bed.
It is directed by Matt Reeves, as was its predecessor, but what has summoned audiences to these movies, above all, is Serkis's computerized presence in the part of Caesar.
Energy is what dancers summon by their will -- then command, allow, direct, capture, release -- their collections of atoms electric, a magnetic pulling and propelling together as one, as many, with nuance.
These are meticulously crafted and deftly sequenced images that possess an extraordinary atmosphere, summoning what James Joyce called the "whatness" of things.
Mr. Bush has already called for a new tone in Washington, comparable to what a nation summons in wartime.
