Its soothing interiors — an increasingly intimate spiral of rooms — represent the next evolutionary phase in the city's architecture, one in which we need and crave privacy more than social contact.
Directed by Nader T. Homayoun, who wrote the script with Jean-Philippe Gaud and Mehdi Boustani, the movie offers a particularly pungent slice of neorealist life as it tracks the increasingly downward spiral of a struggling Tehran transplant, Ibrahim (Ali Ebdali).
The euro zone's fourth-biggest economy is caught in an increasingly desperate spiral of deepening recession, drowning banks and soaring borrowing costs.Spanish firms and banks are all but cut off from foreign funds.
Effective antimalarial drugs are not just good for sick African children, they can also help decrease transmission pressure in areas of seasonal transmission and stop the increasingly steep spiral of drug resistance that has now left sub-Saharan Africa without readily available treatment for uncomplicated malaria.
"The fall in inflation is welcome, but while wage growth remains anaemic family budgets will be increasingly stretched by spiralling living costs, leaving many vulnerable to debt," said the charity's head of policy, Peter Tutton.
In the film's first look, we see her in some sort of cave exploration gear, before later shivering in some grimy looking water and looking thoroughly possessed; plus the plot synopsis references the team's "mission to defeat an enigmatic, insuperable entity", suggesting Moore's inhabiting spirit may spend the film's runtime spiralling increasingly out of control.
Quietly, Christine reclaims ownership of it, as John and Julie's spiral becomes increasingly destructive.
Locked into a downward spiral of increasingly competitive affection, Wiig's dissolute heroine becomes the unintentional thorn in the bride-to-be's side, with unexpectedly poignant results.
The blood bath plunged Russia into a spiral of increasingly brutal suppression and violent rebellion that ended with the death of the czar and his family.
IT IS time to consider a radical step to arrest what looks increasingly like a death spiral for Washington's transit system: federal intervention and control.
