5 15 P.M. (Sundance) THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN (2010) An unemployed young woman (?ilie Dequenne) who lives with her distant mother (Catherine Deneuve, below right with Ms. Dequenne) in the Paris suburbs, pretends to be the victim of an anti-Semitic attack after a relationship with a thuggish athlete (Nicolas Duvauchelle) sours.
I recall a lecturer in medical school describing the pituitary as the Wells Fargo system of the brain, sending out hormonal messages by Pony Express to the distant organs below.
All I can think about is my legs turning to jelly, halfway up an overhang with nothing but circling seabirds and distant ocean below.
I leap off a high ledge and paraglide down, glimpsing a distant stable below.
By this point, the Tinder date has ceased to exist: We've merged into a group of fans whose names I mostly don't remember, reacting with uniform euphoria to the drama, spectacle, and surprise unfolding on the tiny, distant ring below.
We took a quick snap of Hattie and a last look at the view, now lit with distant neon from below.
Our panorama included the village of Lauterbrunnen below, distant valleys, gleaming snow-covered mountaintops, pastoral fields, stark cliffs, tall, ribbonlike waterfalls, and occasional tidy wooden chalets.
I earn my own keep here through main strength, as I always have, hauling loads up and down the stony trails that vanish around each bend and drop off thousands of feet to the distant featureless land below.
There were no broad swaths of colorful team jerseys worn by fans to cheer for Ruppert, O'Day and White as their distant relatives stood below a canopy to speak for them.
