Although scenes of brutality are not avoided, the message is love, peace, harmony, in a sort of raunchier variation of the 1968 musical "Hair".
The grille presents a complex interplay of Zs, a sort of metal variation of a fashion house's work-up of its initials; think Louis Vuitton luggage.
She worries about her wayward son, of course, but her main focus is running the kingdom with her ill-gotten husband, Claudius, played compellingly by Nigel Gore as a sort of bureaucratic variation on one of the dapper gangsters the Kray Brothers.
Ms. Anderson, best known as Agent Scully on "The X Files," seems anything but elastic in her London debut in Michael Weller's "What the Night Is For," a sort of psychodramatic variation of "Same Time, Next Year".
After all, people design and make artifacts; it is not as though cornets exist on their own, reproducing themselves and showing a sort of natural variation that can be "selected"—as of course happens in populations of organisms under "natural selection".
Will it someday seem dated like "Interplay" (1945), which is a sort of ballet-lite variation on "West Side Story"?
But the knockout cinematography, with its painterly colors and composition, makes this a sort of Merchant Ivory variation on the genre.
So the city decided to require calls from three different people before it would pursue a violation — a sort of power-tool variation on Sharia law.
Following his grandfather, Kim subscribes to the Juche ideological belief system, a sort of Marxist-Leninist variation on ethnic nationalism used to underpin the idea of Korean racial superiority and independence.
