He works similar marvels with two earlier shorts, "One Week" and "High Sign," managing a deft commingling of song form, twangy atmosphere and structured anarchy.
He also offers a much more extensive précis of Peeters's book, managing both a deft exposition of Derrida's key ideas, and an admirably compressed account of the biographical high points.
Since the whole idea was to eventually put Securum out of business, managing it required a deft touch that rewarded financial success with incentives for employees but also stressed their work's nature as a public trust.
But this movie does manage to be a deft and touching variation on the theme that, in brief measures and with enough practice, we can find some perfection in our lives.
Clemens called himself a horrible hitter and hoped that he would be deft enough to manage a sacrifice bunt, if needed.
Making his live-action debut, Yeon – who animated 2011's memorably grim The King of Pigs – stages thumping close-quarters action, but also manages numerous deft, affecting manoeuvres with characters drawn from a cross-section of Korean society.
As well as giving us an intensely affecting portrait of his younger brother in late middle age, he manages, in one deft swipe, to force us to re-examine those seven months in Eastbourne.
In Samuel Barber's "Green Lowland of Pianos," with its surreal images of a herd of black pianos lying down like cows "during the artistic milking," Mr. Shimoni managed, with deft use of the sustaining pedal, to make his instrument moo.
After France lost Quebec and its other Atlantic outposts to the British during the Seven Years War, Paris managed some deft negotiating in 1763 to keep this sliver of its colonial empire to give its fishermen a safe haven.
A lawyer whose first love was politics, he has demonstrated a deft hand for managing the company's feuding constituencies in the last year -- and keeping himself on top.
