The movie provides an intensely capturing example of schizophrenia.
Modern dance can easily and intensely capture fleeting emotions and atmospheres, but it runs into difficulties when addressing complex social realities; as with poetry, its delicacy and precision don't lend themselves to topics like women's lives in fundamentalist Islamic societies.
And Nel, the quieter half of the inimitable pair of friends in "Sula," made me feel the way girls love each other intensely in childhood, captured in the precise and lovely language of lines like this: "We were two throats and one eye and we had no price".
The images, captured intensely against a white backdrop, appear at first almost like advertisements, with the subjects staring boldly straight ahead.
Like a court painter, Myers is as intensely interested in capturing the material environs of the people portrayed as he is in suggesting their inner life.
PACIFICA QUARTET Shostakovich's 15 symphonies were his grand (if sometimes cryptic) public statements, but his 15 string quartets captured his more intensely private thoughts and were composed mostly (all but the first five) during the last two decades of his life.
After Fields, the Pellicano client who captured Hollywood's attention most intensely was Michael Ovitz.
How is it that the imagination of the Australian public during this World Cup has been captured by nations which may be intensely proud but are relatively tiny and a long way away?
"This was only captured due to the fact I was intensely focused on what was going on around me," says Stephens over a pint of pale ale.
Although her choreography, the most sophisticated dance design of the evening, captured this contrast, it could have done so more intensely.
