It was the age of film noir and psychological realism, but also a time when the suburban
placidity for which the»50s is remembered took root.
Not exact matches
At times the filmmakers seem to be taking potshots at Philomena
for her
placidity; other times Martin is made to seem crass and unfeeling — insufficiently spiritual.
Often dressed in an anachronistic cassock and with a rather astonishing sweep of leonine hair, Gleeson cuts an imposing and authoritative figure, like something from a rough - edged spaghetti western dropped on the dramatic west coast of Ireland.The role provides a fantastic showcase
for the actor, as he captures the inner conflict and outward
placidity of the character.
Thus, these robust animals — typically six to 10 inches, though they have been reported up to 18 inches — remain forever aquatic, with long, feathery gills and a Zen - like
placidity that makes owning a large aquarium of them a balm
for the rigors of human life.
Nestled on the rocky cliffs overlooking the deep blue sea, on the unique natural environments of Crete island, Greece, a jewel among the Greek islands, Thalassa Villas rentals are illustrious
for their unrivalled services and their cosy yet luxurious atmosphere, beautifully combined with the
placidity and the surpassing setting of the Mirabello bay, tempting their guests to relish sumptuous villa holidays in Crete.
The spacious Grand Spa Suite provides unparalleled comfort ideal
for couples or individuals seeking absolute relaxation in a tranquil setting designed especially to reflect the
placidity of the spa.