The picture that 15-year-old Sagesse LaBasse knows she can never enter is a watercolor of the Bay of Algiers, a painting filled with light, the depiction of a world brilliant with possibility.
But it is also one of the most radically experimental films ever released by a Hollywood studio, a brilliant exploration of the possibilities of deep-focus photography that predates "Citizen Kane" by 11 years.
As Malik expands his range, the movie does too, eventually becoming a brilliant meditation on human possibility, its best and worst.
Anyone who says this is anything less than a beguiling and brilliant theatrical reimagining of the possibilities of the live electro experience hasn't spent enough time staring at the shadows of two blokes behind a set of decks pretending to twiddle knobs to a backing tape for an hour.
London is a brilliant, flawed city where the possibilities are endless as long as you don't consider "living, alone and unbothered, in property you own" to be a possibility ever.
Experts sometimes think of the possibility, in theory, of some brilliant stroke.
"Linda is very rare because she's a brilliant comedienne and knows every possibility of getting laughs, physically or through verbal humor," Mr. Busch said.
It opens up the possibility of a brilliant alternative telling of Thoreau's story, where he sets off into the woods, bottles it, and starts sneaking back home each night while faking the rest of his experience.
It wasn't until after the first night of New Student Orientation NSOO) Week -- after witnessing Segun Idowu, Colin Bent, Bryson Green and other brilliant upperclassmen present themselves as possibility models on stage through short speeches/poems about what Morehouse meant for them -- that I began to fall in love with the 'House that I call home today.
Attacking with 6 Bc4 against the Classical Sicilian Defense came into prominence in the 1960's, when Bobby Fischer put a brilliant mind to work on its possibilities.
