With editing fast enough to give you whiplash, the short is a feat of intense historical study and insight into the developments that culminated in, well, today.
The killings, coupled with attacks by another gunman linked with the brothers that left five dead, has shocked France and led to a mass outpouring of grief and solidarity that culminated in well over a million people gathering in the streets of Paris on Sunday for a unity march that officials said was the largest demonstration in French history.
Most scholars, however, believe that Luther's conversion was a lengthy process that did not culminate until well after the indulgences controversy was in full swing in the spring of 1518.
The development of new drugs in the United States proceeds through a series of studies culminating in well-designed, large-scale human trials.
In this year's workshop, a weeklong event that culminated in a well-attended free concert at Zankel Hall on Sunday evening, Ms. Upshaw worked with Donnacha Dennehy, a prominent Irish composer and the founder of the new-music group Crash Ensemble.
It culminated in a well-publicised premiere in Kingston, where most of the film is set.
In 1974, as if summoning the murderous spirit of Manson, he wrote "Revolution Blues", which culminated with the lines: "Well I hear that Laurel Canyon is full of famous stars/ But I hate them worse than lepers and I'll kill them in their cars".
As I will discuss below, this pattern describes the struggle that led to the decline and ultimate elimination of lynching, and it captures as well the ongoing fight against the death penalty that may well culminate in its abolition.
The demonisation of Iran, aggravated by the attitude of its president, is part of this strategy and may well culminate in yet another military venture.
But the circus that has surrounded him in the troublesome last year of his life has rendered his death ugly as well, culminating in a bizarre message posted online this week, purportedly written by Guru himself from beyond the grave.
