Haunting and reflective, it showcases the persistent influence of music, even as all else fades into twilight.
And after a few rounds of Iron Rail IPA or caramel-scented Community Porter, the neighborhood's rough edges fade into the twilight haze.
His raucous celebration provided a telling picture; McGinest, a 10-year veteran, has shone in a season in which he had been expected to fade into the twilight.
By trading away two icons — Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett — as they faded into the twilight of their careers.
And when the deafening roars and the shocking momentum changes and the shouting in Amen Corner had faded into the twilight enveloping Augusta National Golf Club, Lee Westwood was alone atop the leader board, with Phil Mickelson an arm's length away.
Curtiz saves the day with strikingly geometric compositions (the last two shots are particularly strong) that pay homage to Lang, Murnau and the other figures of the Weimar cinema — a cinema already, if unknowingly, fading into the twilight as this film was made.
But this portrait of capitalism, as one character calls it, a "game of snakes and ladders — without the ladders," was perhaps too tough-minded for escapist Depression audiences and survived for a mere seven weeks before fading into the twilight of forgotten flops.
This year's convention, which ends on Friday, was conceived as a tribute to its creator, Donald F. Smith, who died last March, and included plenty of warmhearted reminiscences of Smith, who almost single-handedly kept alive a tradition that might otherwise have faded into the twilight.
This has already been a year in which the TV news world hummed with rumors of the impossible: of "The CBS Evening News" fading into the twilight when Dan Rather bids his somber farewell -- or, odder still, of the Big Three merging into one crazy mega-network newscast.
The sun never really sets then and the skies only fade to twilight.
As summer fades into fall, the Angels' losses fade, forgettably, into the ether.
