Every nervous giggle, coy look, awkward silence and meaningless remark is captured, rather prettily, by the film's director, cinematographer and co-writer, Conrad Jackson.
Although there's a hint of Norman Wisdom in his pantomime moves, Ant recreates his past studiously, and it only takes a hip thrust and a coy look to recall what a peerless pop star he is.
When I asked Facebook's spokespeople flat-out whether the social network was redesigning Notes, I was met with a coy look and vague advice to watch out for something.
There are drinks and plenty of coy looks.
Gone were the mime dances and, with them, the thing that most makes Indian dance look strange to us, its "facialism": the rolling eyes, the fluttering eyebrows, the coy looks and pleading looks and angry looks.
After exchanging coy looks with the heiress across the breakfast room of a luxurious Austrian spa, Sgarbi sidled up to Klatten and remarked on the book she was reading, Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist, which he described as his "favourite book".
Still, its editors have a job to do, and year in, year out, they do it, sticking, maybe for nostalgia's sake, to variations of the same cheesy Hustler-type poses: the coy looks, the pouts and smiles, the forearms crossed over buxom surplus, the well-applied sand.
The girls flirted shamelessly, flouncing their skirts and throwing coy looks of temptation.
But her dance images can look coy.
She doesn't look coy, or vulnerable.
The coy Victorian libertine look that rippled through the '70s had more charm than contemporary spandex and Lycra, Mr. Silver suggests, though it was no less louche.
