While Wieland may not have been a truly great director, circumstance obliged him to reform Wagner performance, stripping away the Teutonic encrustations with their unfortunate memories, and relying on bare sets and lighting.
All of this military gear brought back unfortunate memories of the clash between Mi'kmaq protesters and heavily armed New Brunswick RCMP officers, snipers, and private police forces that rocked the province late last year.
Unexpected arrangements by his lean nine-piece band keep fans on their toes, and unfortunate 70s memories of chest hair pouring out of a low-buttoned shirt are agreeably buried.
But Alex Raij, one of the owners of La Vara, also wanted to dodge an unfortunate strand of memory.
It's unfortunate that the long memory of the incident has taken precedence over the film, which is not available on DVD in the U.S. — a state of affairs that makes a trip to BAM tomorrow all the more pressing.
It's unfortunate that the long memory of the incident has taken precedence over the film, which is not available on DVD in the U.S. a state of affairs that makes a trip to BAM tomorrow all the more pressing.
In fact, having a movie in the can (however chipmunked it may end up) puts him a step ahead of several of the most promising directors of recent memory, their unfortunate number rounded up by the Playlist.
The now-shuttered Barfry had one of the more unfortunate handles in recent memory (it looked a little too close to an unfortunate symptom of food poisoning, not to mention "barfly"); Fr.og, intending to abbreviate "france origine," doesn't successfully co-opt the slur.
There was not yet any sign of a concession from Labour leader David Cunliffe, but in his last interview before the polls opened, he told TV3 it had been "the craziest and in some ways the most unfortunate campaign in recorded memory".
