Like his pictures" — it suits the edgy, emotionally charged set of "Some Like It Hot" perfectly.
It immersed you in the matter emotionally and, set against the wider backdrop of the assisted dying bill being discussed (and defeated) in parliament, also demanded that you think, without forcing you towards any pat conclusions.
On one hand, there is symbolic politics, an emotionally charged set of actions that leave deep impressions on the public and shake up the system, allowing democratic leaders to project an image of change and steer the country in a new direction.
Having worked on both sides of the Mason-Dixon line, each man is also keenly aware of the difficulty of achieving fairness and avoiding advocacy in an emotionally charged setting laden with stereotypes.
She argues that the premise of the story is that "cosmic order is ideally realized when men and women cross the gender divide and attempt genuine communication sexually, emotionally, thereby setting the preconditions for the attainment of enlightened consciousness".
Among the FCP Steering Committee's current initiatives are providing trained, volunteer coach-monitors to provide court-ordered supervision so that children, removed from the care of their parents, can visit their parents in a physically and emotionally safe setting.
Seung Lee: East (NY) to West (LA) | The exhibition consists of paintings and drawings that reference strangely familiar sites where plant life is at the center of interest -- places where fantastic flora speckles each psychologically and emotionally layered setting.
He is also taking Shooting Dogs, an emotionally charged story set in Rwanda and starring John Hurt, and Click, a romance charting the love of two women who fall for each other just as one is about to marry.
A man who repeatedly saves people, but who cannot accept being loved until late in life gives those of us in that age group hope that we may not be completely emotionally and psychologically set.
But people talking can have you on the edge of your seat in this quietly unassuming and yet emotionally searing play set in a rural Irish pub where a group of lonely male souls gather most nights.
"The Brothers Size," Tarell Alvin McCraney's absorbing and emotionally resonant drama set in the bayou country of Louisiana and loosely based on West African myths, is decidedly the work of a young writer.
