In Fénéon's hands, early-20th-century France appears as a slide show, flashing scenes both homely and bizarre.
The television on the bus played an American action movie starring Will Smith, flashing scenes of car chases and money falling from the sky.
The mythological cycle is introduced by Vǫluspá ("Sibyl's Prophecy"), a sweeping cosmogonic myth that reviews in flashing scenes the history of the gods, men, and dwarfs, from the birth of the world to the death of the gods and the world's destruction.
A huge screen in the front of the room flashed scenes of his life.
It flashed scenes from a young man's unromantic sleepover with a young woman, and exhorted viewers to "scrub away" the memory.
While the pilot of the downed American jet, Shane Osborne, recounts his exhausting interrogation by the Chinese, the screen flashes scenes that were obviously concocted in a studio: a chair being slammed down on a bare floor, a prisoner's shadow on the wall of a cell, a bare light bulb clouded by the smoke of an inquisitor's cigarette.
Between scenes, flash back scenes of Knowles in high school are shown.
There are still young, talented artists uploading their hard work to the internet, but there was something unique about the community of creators and consumers that the Flash scene nurtured than the more generalized YouTube era.
Politically charged, and flashing between scenes of anarchic humour and horrific violence, Shane Meadows's 2006 film This Is England took a bittersweet look at life for a bunch of skinheads growing up in the Midlands in the early 1980s.
