LEGILIMENS practice The magical art of "seeing" another's buried emotions.
Some critics questioned an American company's ability to convey that deeply buried emotions were emotions nonetheless.
She tapped into feelings that Cormier had buried, emotions he never really voiced.
Mr. Burghoff followed, talking quietly, saying it was good to unearth such buried emotions.
In the original movie, there was something suspiciously familiar about the way the Commies manipulated the Americans' minds by playing on their buried emotions.
But playing in sand has a therapeutic component to it and Jungian analysts use sand trays with their patients to unblock buried emotions.
"Over the course of their brief reunion, Hannah and Annie reveal the present while they talk about the past, and the film explodes with jittery, hand-held flashbacks to match their buried emotions".
His comedy-dramas are chamber plays that build on Pinter's idea of using the banalities of workaday language as a code for conveying the buried emotions of men and women of limited imaginative scope.
Mr. Forster's deliberate pacing and the gritty, smudged look that Roberto Schaefer, the cinematographer, brings to the workaday modern South create an atmosphere heavy with the buried emotions of grief, rage and terror.
NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL: SUSAN MARSHALL & COMPANY -- Ms. Marshall is probably best known for her acute, deft evocations of complex buried emotions in dances that suggest rather than tell a story.
And there is a sustained analogy between land and mind, whereby the narrator's access to his buried emotions is enabled only by means of a literal digging into the Jurassic bedrock of south-west Dorset.
