James Graham, the social media director for the campaign website, has described the campaign as a living nightmare, saying it was run on "rigidly hierarchical lines and secretive lines".
Yet I left the film wondering if documentaries that sentimentalise subcultural movements run the risk of rigidly categorising and hindering the periods they intend to celebrate, rather than adding to their creative milieu.
He is the latest in a string of missionaries to run into trouble in the rigidly controlled north.
Instead of the earnest sports matches that were rigidly controlled by adult coaches, the stickball league was entirely run by the students and was dedicated to fun rather than excellence, just like the high commissioner himself.
He ran practices rigidly and we called him 'The Lord.' He would allow it to rain, or not.
Etsy clearly has a method to make the operation run as efficiently as possible, but it can't operate so rigidly in service to that efficiency that it could miss tools that would improve the company's systems.
While newspapers can run passionate opinion pieces, the corporation is conscious of the requirement to be rigidly impartial.
"We have guaranteed to have a second person on as many trains as today, but the union is rigidly refusing our offer to agree a list of exceptional circumstances when we would be able to run our trains without a second staff member on board, such as during disruption to still get people home.
A desire to rigidly stick to the syllabus and get through the material often led to rushing student activities so as not to run out of lecture time to cover the material.
She ran so awkwardly, so rigidly, that she once compared her ungraceful movements here to that of a cow on ice.
