In "Le Mystère Picasso," he shows Picasso creating paintings as if in a kind of sublime live animation, and he turned his lens on music in a very similar spirit.
Picasso expressed the sublime wish "to live like a poor person, but with lots of money".
In one corner is the inscription "Joshua, Your sublime artistry will live with me forever.
On and on the comments went, turning a rather stark write-up of a daft-sounding study into a sublime piece of live online performance art.
Though her best records are sublime, as a live performer she can be frustrating to say the least, and even tonight kept stopping the show, first to exort everyone to put their phones away, then to battle through the crowd to one side of the room and then the other in search of the night's most ardent Missy fans.
Lucy Bailey's production of Private Lives is sublime, a celebration of Hampstead Theatre's 50th birthday (the play was its first success) and a must for Coward fanciers.
The snows had scarcely melted last June when 24-year-old Joama and her three male cousins, yak herders in the remote mountains of northern Tibet, embarked on the most sublime journey of their lives.
Those heavy-lidded sages, Beyond the corruption of both rust and moth, Known to the boys in his Latin class as "Sir," Delicate sensors registered the shock, We have set out from here for the sublime Holidays, books, and lives draw to their close, Look in thy heart, and write.
And, of course, no man of fewer sublime feelings has ever lived; he was baffled by religion and spirituality, materialist and carnal to the core.
But closing the orchestra's 175th anniversary season with the composer's greatest choral work – Elgar declined to refer to The Dream of Gerontius as an oratorio, claiming "there is yet no word sufficient to describe it" – was a sublime prospect that entirely lived up to expectation.
