"I find it extremely touching," says Haitink, "especially in the wake of the chords from Wagner, which entirely set the mood for this last movement".
However, Christie's pledge to chaperone Harry safely through the state – which is known for the wild party scene of the reality television show Jersey Shore – might not entirely set the royal household at ease.
This pulsating opening, though, doesn't entirely set the tone for the rest of the film (other than putting your teeth on edge whenever a gun appears later on in the film!).
Comprising six stories and a novella, the book is entirely set in the fictional West Ireland town of Glanbeigh, which is small and depressed and in which the young people the "young skins" of the title live with little pleasure and with even less in the way of hope.
All adults died and the new generation was entirely set by the offspring generated.
The cocktails can seem phoned in ("Amateur ice," said one drinker, of his back-of-the-freezer shards), the desserts are not always on the mark (a panna cotta had not entirely set), and the thrifted folding chairs are deeply uncomfortable.
Oshima's film was almost entirely set in the bedroom, and scene after scene showed the couple enjoying various sexual games, before their bond twisted to its extreme conclusion.
Small-scale, shot in black and white, and almost entirely set within the confines of a television studio, it offers an account of the battle between campaigning journalist Ed Murrow David Strathairnn) and red-baiting senator Joe McCarthy.
And don't miss this year's Venice Golden Lion-winner Lebanon, almost entirely set within the claustrophobic confines of an Israeli tank.
Similarly, Ibsen's Galileo would be entirely set in the second-to-last scene of Brecht's play, during which a former student visits the elderly Galileo and confronts him with his decision to recant his beliefs before the Inquisition.
