In the mesmerising narrative that follows, the basic situation of doing harm unto others is revolved in a series of episodes in which Deza implicates himself, directly or indirectly, deliberately or by passive acquiescence, in various acts of violence, the most dramatic and disturbing of which is a savage beating that he inflicts on his estranged wife's abusive lover.
That doesn't mean Russian filmmaker Kott spares us the horrific images — the most disturbing of which involves the discovery of a school classroom full of lifeless students entombed beneath the rocky wreckage.
That paragraph reads: "The movie's most disturbing aspect, of which the film-makers could not have been unaware, is the physical resemblance between Elba and Larter to OJ and Nicole Brown Simpson.
The movie's most disturbing aspect, of which the filmmakers could not have been unaware, is the physical resemblance between Mr. Elba and Ms. Larter to O. J. and Nicole Brown Simpson.
I was once one of those people with developed opinions about the Ramones, but now I've shed all that knowledge and blindly submit to a mishmash of anonymous groups like the Reindeer Section — a disturbing number of which seem to have had their music featured on the soundtrack of "The O.C".
In a way this 39-minute, black-and-white movie is a draft of "The Red Balloon": the unrulier, more disturbing story of which the later film is a charming, whimsical variation "White Mane" is no less carefully composed than its better-known successor: both pictures have the economy, the clarity of purpose and the pleasing symmetry of a sonnet.
Sure, there are disturbing implications, most of which have been mapped out by science-fiction writers and professional doomsayers.
On my first visit to his studio in May, a tall stack of cigar boxes stood behind a door waiting to be transformed into delicate, at times disturbing pieces, many of which, when completed by the time of my second visit, featured photographs, newsprint and Metson's signature, seemingly random, numerical sequences.
And then there was that most disturbing March, the second half of which was freakishly warm and dry.
In the late summer of '67 he wrote several disturbing new songs, one of which, Jugband Blues, appeared to be a stark autobiographical cry for help from a man desperately struggling with schizophrenia.
"And we were hearing some very disturbing design options, some of which would be lethal for those who tried to cross.
