(For particularly fraught work e-mails, he often asked Goldman to draft them for him).
It resonates with the fraught work of making clandestine contacts with today's murderous extremists.
As a collaboration "Breathing" owes much to the balanced compositions, lucid imagery and judicious use of color executed by Mr. Gschlacht, who brought a similarly clear gaze to morally fraught work by other Austrian directors (Götz Spielmann's "Revanche," Jessica Hausner's "Lourdes," Michael Glawogger's "Slumming").
And it is especially good at the small touches that define fraught working relationships.
Jack Gilbert, a poet whose frank, forthright, emotionally fraught works observed the grand universal realities of love and death from a perspective off the literary grid, died on Tuesday in Berkeley, Calif.
Leigh's interest in Gilbert and Sullivan is well known – his 1999 film Topsy-Turvy was about the pair's fraught working relationship – and he has expressed firm views on how their works should be staged.
A two-month-long festival of Foote's earthy, emotionally fraught works was presented in Dallas Fort Worth, and no fewer than 10 resident theatres across the U.S. mounted revivals of such Foote staples as The Trip to Bountiful and Dividing the Estate.
I'm worried that casualised academic labour means that the only ones who get permanent academic jobs are those able to tough out several years of fraught, unstable work – and I worry that the people able to do that are those with considerable financial privileges, without caring responsibilities, without financial dependents and those mentally resilient enough to cope".
In a sign of just how fraught such work can be, the US embassy in the city's most secure area, the Green Zone, has been in lockdown over the past week, because of fears an Iranian-backed militia, Asa'ab al-Haq, intends to kidnap a US citizen to trade for the release of the final prisoner held by the US in Iraq, a senior member of the Lebanese Hezbollah, Ali Musa al-Daqduq.
Research on marginalized groups can be fraught, and working with tribal communities is especially complicated.
What is definite, however, is that in 1945 a troubled Killick returned from a fraught period working as a commando with Greek guerrillas, and was shocked to discover what looked like a ménage à trois between Dylan, Caitlin and Vera on the Carmarthen coast, and to find that the three had drained his bank account.
