We examine the 'behind the scenes' institutional dynamics of a public body in its digital information provision (specifically dynamic river level information).
Ms. Jonas is interested in the tension between order and anarchy, but when the scenes of institutional banality give way to unleashed passions, the show remains oddly inert.
As in every Wiseman film, there are scenes of institutional wrangling as well as moments of routine — the hidden life of the place, the quiet moments of craft and maintenance, the hum of attention and competence.
In this context there's an inevitability to the crescendo of later scenes of institutional torture and humiliation in plays like "One for the Road," "Mountain Language" and "The New World Order".
There were, generally, a large number of shots of Big Ben and large institutional clocks, lots of scenes of people hurrying for trains, late for trains, early for trains, hanging around on platforms.
Ms. Fleming is the latest in a recent spate of musicians -- mainly singers -- who are dipping toes into institutional waters, performing behind the scenes as well as onstage.
And the first scenes of "Won't Back Down" (directed by Daniel Barnz from a script he wrote with Brin Hill) paint a convincing and familiar picture of institutional failure.
Ort's Oldies, a used record store on Jackson Street, and its proprietor, William Orten Carlton, commonly known as Ort, were among the institutional figures that made the Athens music scene possible.
Ranging between sand and rancid butter depending on the light, the yellow steelwork casts a jaundiced pallor across the scene, lending the interiors a decidedly institutional air.
