I've lived in Manhattan for forty-odd years, and urban life throws out countless humor possibilities.
THEO ANGELOPOULOS has been making films in his native Greece for twenty-odd years now, but it is only in parts of Europe that his name has become well-known in film circles.
In historical terms, though, that would all add up to more of the same medicine that India has been taking for twenty-odd years, rather than a radical break in a Thatcherite direction.
The way Simmons left the life he'd built so strenuously for forty-odd years was harsh, even disturbing shedding an abundance of tricky relationships all at once, like losing a hundred pounds via water and lettuce.
While the film is, in the tradition of documentary, about a specific piece of land, the people who have lived and worked on it for the past fifty-odd years, and the dynamics of race and gender in the rural South more generally, it is also, in an experimental tradition, as much about the languages and media we use to document and narrate our understanding of place and culture.
Certainly he started out as one for me, now some twenty-odd years ago.
He remained in Germany for much of the following twenty-odd years, even as he immersed himself in Icelandic folk songs and dismantled conventional harmony to accommodate them.
The richest source for information about this extremely prominent screenwriter is Eighty Odd Years in Hollywood, the autobiography of Meredyth's son, John Meredyth Lucas.
The gray streetscape has changed little in the eighty-odd years since the area was developed for industry, though a Citibike docking station has added an incongruous splash of royal blue.
"Twenty-odd years and I'm still involved in playing; not bad for a disrespectful liar," says Douglas.
Recall one twenty-odd years ago, in Cambridge.
