Part of this self-questioning attitude is around because during the most important years of school all kids live through the "teenage years," but this is all the more reason to show these students they are being heard.
This self-questioning may prove even less fun than writing the admissions essays in the first place.
Yet, for all its self-questioning, Cameraperson is a film that, as Johnson cheerfully acknowledges, cannot break free from the process it exposes: it, too, has been created though a process of selecting, editing and, yes, constructing images.
Mr. Shulman — all earnest, agonized self-questioning — has the last word.
Martha's departure would appear to have become a major catalyst for all kinds of uncomfortable self-questioning.
The Tour de France is a metaphor for life, Lance Armstrong tells us, because it can be "exalting and heartbreaking and potentially tragic" and it can pose "unspeakably bad luck, unthinkable beauty, yawning senselessness and, above all, a great, deep self-questioning.
"I Love You, Daddy" does all this without any complex or self-questioning artistry; with merely functional craft, it dispenses character traits, embodies messages, underlines every intention.
For all of Bigelow's lovesick self-questioning, things turn out fine for him.
Po is so alienated from the retail noodle business that he wonderingly remarks that he doesn't feel like he's his father's son at all - but this is as observant and self-questioning as Po gets.
This is exactly the kind of paradox this highly intelligent and self-questioning architect revels in.
Paradoxically, it's this very self-punishing self-questioning that adds to a popular notion of Bergman as a hermetically self-regarding and self-obsessed artist.
