But it's more like international squalor.
"1970" ends the same way, with musical squalor expressing the intense, undiluted frustration the band had been chasing after for two weeks.
More important, it was from this same factory setting, and from the urban squalor that industrialization also brought, that capitalism derived much of the social consciousness sometimes revolutionary, sometimes reformist that was to play so large a part in its subsequent political life.
Peep Show (Channel 4) follows on straight after and has many of the same ingredients - two men, sad losers, living in squalor.
"Head-On" (2005), one of the few engulfing films of the decade, was a violent love story that ranged from Germany to Turkey, between squalor and serenity, and the new movie crosses the same terrain.
But the arc of his narrative revisits many of the same locations and shows them as renovated spaces unrecognizable from their previous squalor.
We, as people, aren't the same, and we, as women, certainly don't want to share the squalor of the men's bathroom, even if the line is shorter.
For now, the residents remain in Seaport under the same operators who the state has known for years have run a home of squalor and neglect.
All will have access to drinking water, kitchens, showers and sanitation to meet minimum UN humanitarian standards, but it remains to be seen whether they will foster the same kinds of cultural and community life as the Calais camp, despite its evident squalor.
This approach has contributed significantly to the same large scale problems that foundations and philanthropists are aiming to solve (climate change, urban squalor, water shortages, deforestation, air pollution, waste, etc).
