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While the overworked plot doesn't quite surprise at it intends, Barnaby Southcombe's stylish thriller makes great use of its London and Southend locations, and conjures an air of enigmatic unease.

For a good hour director Daniel Stamm (whose name takes second billing in the publicity to that of producer Eli Roth) conjures an air of understated weirdness and unease.

The episode has conjured an air of shiftiness that cuts against his image.

One thing: while the album repays repeated listening, Burgess's vocals throughout conjure an air of wounded melancholy.

There's a setting of scenes, an anticipation of action, but always the storyline is cut off to conjure an air of narrative suspense.

With this story of marriage on the rocks and the desperate quest for love, Cassavetes conjured an air of tragic exuberance that's as original as it is thrilling.

O'Connor's trademark imagery of tiny houses, towering ladders and chairs upended by giant shovels conjure an air of craft and craic that is throughout shadowed by personal pathos and domestic objects.

It's not that I think Jolie incapable of directing another film in the absence of Pitt (for that matter, maybe the divorce won't prevent them from working together) but that movie conjured an air of the intimate projections of a power couple, which proved particularly artistically productive.

It was precisely the normalcy of the exquisite that was the site's prime benefit: crystal and leaded glass, polished wood and thick marble and expanses vast enough to conjure an air of vaguely naughty mystery were, it seemed, what life was supposed to be — perhaps not in substance but in essence.

They conjured an air of conviction strong enough to make it seem possible that Warren might appear from a cloud of smoke and duly accept the mantle being offered her though, at the evening's end, there was only an open bar and hors d'oeuvres.

Casting an established actor (De Silva) opposite a talented newcomer (Duarte), Giorgelli conjures an extraordinary balance between an air of unaffected naturalism and a precisely defined, acutely observed dissection of human interaction.