(Holden) ★ 'DIGGERS' (R, 90 minutes) This minutely observed period piece, set in 1976, about clam diggers on the south shore of Long Island, has the brave, mournful tone of a Springsteen song ("My Hometown," say) set in Billy Joel territory.
These are minutely observed, recognizable folk, not sitcom types.
I like her so much!" — she reveals the weirdly engrossing charm in everyday behavior minutely observed.
Her actors convey a sense of minutely observed, psychologically accurate naturalism.
5 Soldiers Rosie Kay/Rosie Kay Dance Company Bleak, compassionate, minutely observed portrait of military life.
The classics Troilus and Cressida International Festival favourite Peter Stein returns with another of his minutely observed and vivid productions.
Minutely observed social realism rubs shoulders with a strand of poetic, image-driven fantasy reminiscent of The Yellow Wallpaper.
Minutely observed birds and animals, clearly based on contemporary animal drawings, figured largely in the decorative schemes.
Our reviewer, Geoff Dyer, called this minutely observed portrait of a spectacle-obsessed society "brilliantly done... grand, intimate and joyous".
Ms. Ossip's poems inspire an almost physical reaction, with her minutely observed images and ascerbic word plays seeming to crackle and buzz on the page.
Trevor Nunn, director of the Royal National Theater, called Mr. Hazeldine "a leading actor of minutely observed truthfulness, comic brio and emotional daring".
