"I've converted many people," she announced as the crowd eyed her, younger people asking elders precisely what was it about that movie that made her famous.
"The most ignorant young man, who knows nothing of the needs of women, thinks himself a competent legislator, because he is a man," Pankhurst told the crowd, eying the Harvard men.
The way they achieved this is by doing POV shots from the audience of Ed and Tom behind their equipment, while also setting up cameras that faced the crowds, which resulted in some hilarious and touching shots of the crowd, eyes like saucers, entranced and ecstatic.
Heavy orchestral music surges behind images of horses running free, or men walking against the crowd, or eye after eye opening wide.
Oozing confidence, he waded through the crowds, eyes set on the sanctuary inside the yellow gallery ropes.
It is the local police who have to establish a skirmish line; local police who have to mediate between and disperse two angry crowds eying each other over a cultural chasm; local police who have to avoid tackling the wrong man after a sucker punch.
When it was finally over, Roddick jumped with glee, shaking his fists to the crowd at eye level as the cheers from a packed Tennis Center at Crandon Park washed over him.
Directed by the band's (Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons) longtime visuals collaborator, Adam Smith, the film depicts both the live stage show and the crowd's eye view, following the audience out into the surrounding countryside, to create, as the press release says, "a fully immersive document of one of the most mind-bendingly psychedelic live shows ever seen".
The poet had to be down there with the ordinary crowd, at eye level with the refugee family on the floor of the railway station, sharing the smell of the stale crusts the mother is doling out to her youngsters even as the boots of the military patrol bear down on them, the city is bombarded, and maps and memories go up in flames.
Once I'd given the crowd my eye contact dance rendition of Xtina's "Dirrty" up against a barn I had nowhere sexier to go.
This was then one-upped by army dude and former NHL player David Tiger Williamsms, (record holder for most penalty time in the history of the League) aka "The Enforcer," who delivered the puck in a military vehicle while saluting to the crowd to "Eye Of The Tiger".
