We produced Peninsula dirt cheap, in a dusty printing shop in down-and-out Belleville.
In the eyes of many, China is a land of gray concrete buildings, expressionless faces, backward facilities, dirt-cheap laboring hordes, and dusty tourist attractions.
I remember the dusty bookstores that stocked cheap Russian classics and the bottles of sparkling Russian wine my father used to buy from visiting sailors.
Like the Soave, it wasn't the cheapest choice, but with its classic dusty dried cherry flavors it might have been the best deal.
Under cover of night in a barn in Haydenville, Massachusetts in the summer of 2012, Bill Nace of Open Mouth filled me with organic pizza and cheap gin while I set up my dusty old Califone cassette machines.
They want to know of pow wows, dusty reservations, sweat lodges, peyote and cheap cigarettes.
Motorcycles with jury-rigged passenger coaches ply the main streets of Vientiane; it's a hot, dusty way to travel but a cheap one -- about 60 cents to anywhere in town.
The car keeps climbing, heading away from the golden horseshoe of Acapulco, driving along badly paved or unpaved roads, until it pulls up beside the dusty sidewalk in front of a cheap restaurant, a fixed-price place.
All of the dusty unwanted products on all the cheap shelves look slightly out of date, and serve purposes it is no longer possible exactly to determine.
With a dusty color scheme that evokes newsprint and cheap ink, and a production design that captures the Deco-inflected futurism of an earlier time, the movie is nostalgic without making a big fuss about it.
