But where "Something in the Air" is a wider look at post-1968 Coldterculture, "Cold Water" is resolutely close-up.
In the hall, she was grateful for her son's resolutely closed door.
On the morning of her funeral the premises remained resolutely closed.
Faced with international criticism not only for Guantanamo but other outrages, such as the 'extraordinary rendition' of terrorist suspects for torture by friendly Third World dictatorships, much of America has resolutely closed its ears.
And Zidane's influence, until he scored, was fitful, so resolutely were Bayer closing down the space around him.
Dausgaard was using the 2000 critical edition by Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs, with a new finale written by committee and closing in resolutely gleaming major triads.
To any Paul Thomas Anderson fan, a ghost story might sound like unusual territory for the resolutely earthbound director, whose closest previous flirtation with the supernatural came in the form of Magnolia's infamous storm of frogs.
They were dangerous on the counter-attack, worked tirelessly, defended resolutely and had come agonisingly close to picking up a famous victory.
When questioned about its use, Tyler adamantly claims that he is not using the word in a derogatory way towards gay people and that he is resolutely not homophobic, citing his close relationship with recently un-closeted Odd Future-member Frank Ocean as definitive proof of this (Ocean appears on two "Wolf" tracks).
Rather than recreate the past by whipping up gowns that take 2,000 man- or woman- hours to make, this resolutely 21st-century range is closer to artefact curation.
Worse, he informed on a family of close friends, who were resolutely anti-Nazi, with terrible consequences.
