But the size and scope of these loans point to a deeper engagement with Latin America at a time when the Obama administration is starting to address the erosion of Washington's influence in the hemisphere.
He doesn't have the mobility around his register that he did as a younger trumpeter, but his marshaling of notes pointed to a deep engagement with the material.
It demonstrates that while some films, particularly those in the Hollywood tradition that combines "realism and melodramatic romanticism", are intended as a form of escapism, others require a deeper engagement or more thoughtful response from their audiences.
Political actors and think-tank grandees struggled to situate Obama somewhere on the idealist-realist scale, and White House aides hastened to define his priorities: the measured withdrawal of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan, continued vigilance against terrorism, restoration of American prestige abroad, and a deeper engagement with issues ranging from ascendant China to nuclear proliferation.
"It's a great way of encouraging people to have a deeper engagement with the business... [and] an interesting way of leveraging your fans to effectively increase the network of people you have access to in your business".
The act of re-watching can enable a deeper engagement with a particular film's intentions and achievements.
Morris described it as "a drop-in space, as well as a curated space, so that any member of the public who wants a deeper engagement, or actually just wants to listen to a talk, or to do something physical, or to have a coffee with like-minded people, will be able to access this space".
In the case of normative foresight, to strengthen the participatory side of the process means to ensure a deeper engagement with the future.
This was followed by direct intervention in the Medieval period incorporating weir and mill-based systems – part of a deep engagement with rivers and floodplains which is even reflected in river and floodplain settlement place names.
