As Marilyn, Madonna and Twiggy slide across the screen, his candid observations on those he has held in his lens and his bed are uncomfortable at best and distasteful at worst.
Mr. Reygadas's taste for the awe and terror of the sublime is in evidence again, as is his confrontational streak — there is candid sex and (off-screen) animal cruelty, as well as a luminescent red devil with visible genitalia.
Up on the big TV screen was a candid shot from the pool: A Russian player appeared to be giving a Serb player a big bear hug.
His unique blend of farm-hand naivete, near-pathological joie de vivre, and sedulous work ethic bring a childlike charm to his candid portraits of the stars of screen and wireless.
Such candid gayness was novel on our screens then (and it was moderated in that groundbreaking series), and he had the upper-class voice.
But the former presidential candidate dropped in to the first Sundance screening of "Mitt," an unusually candid and largely flattering look at Romney shot over the course of his two presidential campaigns.
As a screen couple they're passionate, candid and feisty; their banter flies effortlessly.
Brownie Starflash in hand, he chronicled candid moments as the great midcentury stars of screen and stage made their way around New York, often confronting Alan, George, Tommy Murray, Cooky Morales and "Dirty Dave" as they did so.
In a candid assessment of the much-maligned back-seat screens, David S. Yassky, chairman of the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission, said Thursday that he wanted to improve the current batch of yellow cab programming, which riders have routinely criticized.
Her voice is softer than the one she uses on screen, but she herself is straightforward, unpretentious and candid to an almost disarming degree.
