But its central subject is the search for faith in a dangerous and cacophonous age.
But Gibney's documentary We Steal Secrets: the Story of WikiLeaks is first out of the gate – though the central subject is conspicuous by his absence.
In "Discovery," as in almost all of "Star Trek," the central subject is surprisingly abstract: the drama revolves around the relationship between individuals and institutions.
Although Baldwin writes once again of his childhood, his father, and his church, his central subject is the Black Muslim movement then terrifying white America.
And yet the central subject is ballet classicism, or rather simply dancing, and, less simply, the way that classical ballet can absorb other idioms.
Though it's replete with some exhilarating concert footage notably, of the Stones performing on the concert tour that led up to the Altamont disaster its central subject is how the Altamont concert came into being.
Hoagland's central subject is the self, specifically, a prickly, grandiose American masculine poetic self, or to be more specific still, what the author ruefully labels in one poem "a government called Tony Hoagland".
The central subject is the Thai-Burma railway, built between Bangkok and Rangoon by a quarter of a million forced laborers during the Second World War, to support the Japanese in their Burma campaign.
Though it's replete with some exhilarating concert footage — notably, of the Stones performing on the concert tour that led up to the Altamont disaster — its central subject is how the Altamont concert came into being.
The "literary" genre most typical of Bedouin life is the musāmarah, or "nighttime conversation," in which the central subject is elaborated not by plot but by verbal associations that direct the listener's mind from topic to topic.
