treatment that has led to the most harrowing flashbacks: sedation.
Most commonly, flashbacks occur as image based negative involuntary autobiographical memories of traumatic events which hijack attention (Clark, Holmes, & Mackay, in press).
My most frequent flashback starts in that cliché dim hallway beside a wooden shelf displaying a mother's collection of trinkets.
The most comprehensive Berlin flashbacks so far come during Ali's library session.
(Where most directors use flashbacks surgically, Mills revels in them; his films fall back as much as they spring forward).
In this sense, the flashbacks, most of which are from her point of view, serve as fragments of a puzzle that you slowly piece together, at least in part.
The show, which follows the misadventures of Wilson's loserly lawyer Kimmie Boubier (obviously pronounced "boobie-yay") and her equally awkward friends, Helen-Alice and Marika, is American network comedy at its most predictable: goofy flashbacks, lazy sight gags, and a grating wacky tone that's all YouTube viral video – or one of those annoying beer ads that's based on a YouTube viral video.
Following a bitter election season in which former first lady Hillary Clinton fell afoul of the same restrictions at a more executive level, the defiantly exclusive focus of Larraín's portrait – in which JFK himself makes only the most fleeting of flashback appearances – carries a piquantly gendered subtext.
In writing When It Happens To You, she created individual playlists for each of her characters – and while most people's flashback mental soundtrack for Ringwald herself will forever be the Psychedelic Furs, Simple Minds and Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, her own first love was jazz, thanks to her father.
Aiding Burnett in writing the script were: Martin Pasko, who handled most of the flashback segments; Michael Reaves, who wrote the climax; and Paul Dini, who claims he "filled in holes here and there".
