Although there's serious subject matter at play here, the possibility of a romantic reunion between Tim and Ivy and the psychological repercussions are ultimately what drive the narrative, as secrets and lies unravel.
By including nonnative artists with varying degrees of interest in and enthusiasm for the subject matter, the issues at play are reduced to just another choice on the global cultural market shelf.
On his return to London in 1965, Ray-Jones began photographing his abiding subject: the English at play.
Every so often you hear someone off screen, presumably Mr. Apted, make a comment, though mostly he lets his choice of what to show — the subjects at work or play, with family or friends — and his editing do his editorializing.
Throughout, you marvel once again at Arnold's ability to gain access to her subjects at work and at play.
First, subjects playing at home or at work may behave systematically differently from those playing in a physical lab; thus the results obtained in a web environment may not be comparable to those obtained in lab-based studies.
First, she decided to take on the entire family unit rather than just one element, and second, she developed new observational techniques, videotaping her subjects at home, in school, at play.
Both types of receptors seem to be at play in subjects with CC, their relative involvement shaping the individual pattern of the condition.
The legal issues at play are not subject to Hague conventions governing international civil law because Uzbekistan is not one of the 61 nations that have signed the Hague treaty.
Films of the actor Paul Duncan talking on a range of subjects, play at several points on two screens, usually not quite in sync, on opposite sides of the space.
