In this, it covers the same thematic terrain as Mr. Wilson's 1992 opera "The Voyage," commissioned by the Metropolitan Opera to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Columbus in the new world.
Although the British director's film covers basically the same terrain as Halperin and Wallace's book, its final effect is more unnerving.
Fans will be reassured to note that his directing debut covers much the same terrain: this sun-splashed Glasgow musical feels as much indebted to the work of Bill Forsyth as it does to Jacques Demy.
When The Night Stalker and Sapphire and Steel covered precisely the same terrain in the Seventies, they didn't ask to be taken seriously.
It covers the same 19th- and 20th-century terrain as "Hide/Seek," but also goes far back in time and culturally much further afield, concluding with an even-handed but politically passionate account of art in the age of AIDS and beyond.
Here Murray covers some of the same terrain as Amitav Ghosh's epic novel, "The Glass Palace," and provides us with a miniature portrait of relations between the British, the Indians and those, like Harry, who are both or neither.
(Neither did Ken Jennings, whose 2011 "Maphead" covered some of the same terrain).
Covering some of the same terrain explored by William Friedkin's The French Connection, except from the perspective of a Marseilles police magistrate (Jean Dujardin), the film was positioned for fans of arthouse thrillers.
House & Garden had to contend with more than a dozen large national and regional magazines that cover much of the same terrain, like House Beautiful, Better Homes & Gardens, Traditional Home, Country Home and Home.
