The result is a kaleidoscopic merging of fact and speculation, drama and documentation, that bares mighty emotional upheavals at their fault lines.
Telling the story, Eva becomes emotional: "It was not her fault they mistook her for something she was not, was it?" From the moment Eva arrives on the Ivris' doorstep, we sense that there are things she isn't telling her hosts about her past.
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It's a thing many women are naturally good at, and can be good at to a fault when their emotional instincts are activated.
"I have a real hard time dealing with that 'cause I felt like it was just my fault," a visibly emotional Bryant said while fighting back tears.
I don't fault anyone for an emotional response.
For instance, the Democrats were divided over Vietnam, a highly emotional issue that laid bare irreconcilable fault lines.
The film, in tune with its title, is rich in emotional tact, and plangent to a fault; such harshness as it can muster is supplied by the redoubtable Nixon.
But a few weeks ago Dave gave an interview in which, once he'd done listing Ray's faults (meanness, vanity, narcissism, emotional greed), he said: "I love him to death".
Waste disposal in New York City has long been a fiercely emotional issue that touches on other urban fault lines, like fairness, class and race, especially when it comes to locating and building the trash-collection centers on which the system depends.
