The BBC snapped up the second series of the stylised advertising drama, which will air on BBC4 next year.
The Man in the High Castle features a few of the typical pilot wobbles – an overreliance on exposition, a slight willingness to prioritise the cramming in of plot details over character development – but its grand vision and murky, stylised tone more than make up for it.
The past three foreign language Oscars have gone to Iranian marital drama A Separation, Michael Haneke's severe look at old age, Amour, and the extravagantly stylised Italian film The Great Beauty.
The image itself referenced a sculpture by Jacob Epstein, a dominant figure in British sculpture at the time, though Epstein's work was more stylised and overtly sexual in spirit, one dove mounting the other.
Inspired by the woodblock prints of Hiroshige (several of which are included in this show), Whistler first incorporated these flattened, stylised landscapes in paintings of Western subjects, such as his 1864 portrait of his mistress, "Symphony in White No. 2: The Little White Girl", on loan from the Tate.
It is, however, a useful contribution to the discussion of what has gone wrong in the American economy in recent decades.The stylised facts of that poor performance are increasingly well known.
Stellar acting makes Mr Eno's stilted, stylised dialogue plausible.
To keep our projections as simple and objective as possible, we have imposed identical (and thus necessarily stylised) assumptions about growth and interest rates on all.
The best of Benin's famous, more stylised bronzes were made between the 15th and 18th centuries.
That notion is one of the most familiar "stylised facts" about its economy.
He operates in only one highly stylised mode of performance, making it impossible to tell the artist from his art.Audiences may then suspect that this hero is in fact a shallow, uninteresting and unworthy man.
