Some go to low-key but trendy places like Clandestino for chill-out music.
This might have been a response to low-key Moscow now that oligarch fortunes are in free fall.
The Five-Year Engagement, the Apatow-produced follow-up to Bridesmaids' huge success, came closer to low-key naturalism.
The Goodby, Silverstein work ranged from elaborate television commercials with song-and-dance numbers evocative of Hollywood musicals to low-key ads saluting the eBay customer base.
At Bastard (bastardrestaurant.se), chef Andreas Dahlberg is winning plaudits for his innovative nose-to-tail dining menu, while television chef Tareq Taylor has turned from fine dining to low-key local treats at the laidback Slottsträdgårdens cafe (slottstradgardenskafe.se).se
Just as often they lend themselves to low-key, observational styles as in the work of the Italian neorealists like Roberto Rossellini and their present-day descendants like Abbas Kiarostami.
Hence, Globe-Trotter has largely stayed little known outside Britain, valued for its proper British virtues of intelligence, durability and reliability, akin to low-key stalwarts like the Burberry trench, the Triumph motorcycle or the BBC.
Together, he and a weary lounge singer (played to low-key perfection by Octavia Spencer) act as Lamb's guides to a Vegas that badly needs a break from Hollywood screenplays.
Fifa, football's governing world body, has previously confined its pop dabbling to low-key concerts starring local talents, and to sanctioning an official song that's usually instantly forgotten (anyone still playing Ricky Martin's "Copa de la vida" or Il Divo's "Time of Our Lives"?).
The fifth, Jacques Rozier, is one of the secret geniuses of the modern French cinema, a master of the road movie and the meander, of comic inspiration and patient observation, of the loosely strung story realized by way of performances that join antic theatricality to low-key and spontaneous intimacy.
