This Festival serves up 13 of the best contemporary films from South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong and more, including the UK premiere of Eye For An Eye, a tense cat-and-mouse heist thriller from Korea, and Thai romcom with a twist Me... Myself, in which an amnesiac transvestite falls for... a woman!
The muscles around his eyes are tense.
When he ventures out, he walks with watchful eyes and tense, hunched shoulders.
She had another child, too, a few years older, and a husband whose drawn eyes and tense frame bore the strain of trying to keep it all together.
These extant heads show a highly forceful and individual style and may give an idea of Scopas' work; the heads have squarish forms, deep-set eyes, and tense features that convey a strong emotional intensity.
(The book makes a bit more of this.) Mr. Norton's boyishness is dissipated here; with his puffy eyes and tense lower lip, Graham looks as if he hasn't slept since he apprehended Lecter.
Whenever a human face appears, it is rapt, stern; while the closed eyes and tense features are results of the casting process, which is long and uncomfortable for the subject, they also form a crucial expressive constant.
The finale of Trapped is on BBC4 on Saturday at 9pm; Thicker Than Water is on More4 on Thursdays at 10pm Blue Eyes The tense Swedish political thriller follows the fallout after the chief of staff at the justice department disappears weeks before the national election.
Don't strain your eyes or tense your eyes or forehead.
As seen through Hashem's tired, tense eyes, the Continent is a place of mystery and danger.
