The title's "points" could refer to literal points in space, both the ones Ms. Clark's restless fingers touch and trace on her own body at times and points beyond the small circumference of her dancing ground.
This allows police to put a trace on her phone, and track any texts being sent and calls being made (the content of the calls and texts is not available, but the times and numbers are).
PARIS — The shape of Marlene Dietrich's foot is traced on her slender slippers; Elizabeth Taylor has ritzy, glitzy sparkling balls for shoe heels; and out of an open drawer peek the silver-buckled, would-be innocent pumps like those worn by Catherine Deneuve in Luis Buñuel's 1967 movie "Belle de Jour".
The police put a trace on her phone.
He add[ed] he would "probably kill her" if he did leave any trace on her body, musing that the "world doesn't need so many women, so I'm probably helping out".
Ghersi grew up listening to Björk, and you can hear traces of her influence on his latest album, "Arca," which was released this spring.
Reading more than a thousand pages of Rich's poetry, you come to appreciate her vision of herself as a work in progress, a palimpsest on which traces of her earlier lives and manifestations are still visible under the surface of the latest forms.
In her "Silueta" series (1973-1980) done in Iowa and Mexico, Mendieta left traces of her own body on earth materials: bowers of flowers, mud, tree branches and such, as seen in a group of poignant photographs.
For those like me who were lucky enough to see Huppert in Psychose 4 48, Claude Régy's adaptation of Kane, in the Harvey, her return in a role bearing traces of her past character on that same stage promises to deliver a palimpsest of ineffable beauty and cathartic vigor.
At times Romy appears not only ordinary but even invisible: her victim knows her only by her stage name; Gordon finds no trace of her on Google.
