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Engish Heritage Quadriga Gallery, Wellington Arch, London W1J until 7 July Good and evil, reason and madness are powerfully contrasted in this primal vision of Greek myth.

He moves the story of "Cries and Whispers" from the late 19th century to today, which gives his production (designed by Jan Versweyveld) a far different look from the formal elegance in Bergman's movie — the grand manor house, the full-length gowns — which was powerfully contrasted with the ugly physical realities of death.

We have yet to factor in the music, which paints a succession of powerfully contrasting frescoes in an inexhaustible palette of ravishing colors.

The carefully placed dung contrasts powerfully with the paintings' glossy, jeweled surfaces.

Provocatively timely in light of recent unrest tied to social and economic inequities in Israel, this is a powerfully physical film in its depiction of the muscular, borderline sensual way the macho cops relate to one another, as well as for the emphatic style with which the opposing societal forces are contrasted and finally pitted against one another.

The powerfully built two-story stone building contrasts with the elegant Swahili architecture of the other buildings in the town.

Bernd Herzogenrath notes the innovation in the use of the split screen during the dinner scene to powerfully exaggerate the contrast between the Jew and the gentile family.

Veronika Part's Odette, by contrast, is powerfully sentimental, with searching gazes into her prince's eyes and a fond clutch of his hand to her cheek.

OK, no problems with the music – Arctic Monkeys were the rare rock band who came across truly powerfully on a small screen (contrast with Blur's weedy and underpowered appearance two years ago).

But more now than before its heartbreak songs sting powerfully: "The Best Years" has a winning contrast between beautiful vocals and tense emotion, and "Keep You Home" is thrillingly bitter.

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