It's claustrophobic in the same way that being in your own head is claustrophobic.
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" Letts: "The speed didn't bother me, but it was very claustrophobic and I'm claustrophobic.
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"A Marine might be claustrophobic, he said, "and they do not even know they're claustrophobic, and next thing you know, they're freaking out ... trying to climb out of the vehicle.
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AM2R feels every bit a classic Metroid: claustrophobic, vibrant, tense.
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The world of The Handmaid's Tale is rigid, limiting, claustrophobic.
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The claustrophobic atmosphere is similar to that in "The Crucible".
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The movie looks claustrophobic, mysterious, and also just beautifully shot.
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"I felt overwhelmed and claustrophobic," she remembers, her voice thinning.
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His off nights grew claustrophobic with ever more freelance microtasks.
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Everything is intense and claustrophobic in the best way possible.
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To photograph them in a trailer would have been claustrophobic.
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It got eerily quiet, too, and claustrophobic: I felt trapped.
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"I don't feel like I'm claustrophobic in some little box."
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My face was completely encapsulated; it was just so claustrophobic.
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Or that it feels like a claustrophobic, overheated road trip.
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The narrative is largely written from within Julien's claustrophobic existence.
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As others have suggested, Boetticher's westerns are also unusually claustrophobic.
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If that sounds horribly claustrophobic, Graham implies, such is life.
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Clever and claustrophobic, "The Witch" was an audacious psychological thriller.
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The Philadelphia setting and the claustrophobic location are Shyamalan trademarks.
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In 2018, Apu's America appears claustrophobic, static and without hope.
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Mr. Reischel felt the interior space was narrow and claustrophobic.
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Even a train feels too fast, too claustrophobic, too … technological.
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There isn't that claustrophobic pressure that the system gives you.
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These and other shapes are compressed into a layered, claustrophobic space.
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"Airport" is among the nine claustrophobic scenes in his series Collectives.
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Theeb is an adventure story, sure, but it's a claustrophobic and
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One entrance hall is a claustrophobic horror, and not by accident.
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If you're in a relationship, you could feel a little claustrophobic.
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Sometimes it just feels mad claustrophobic and just a little limiting.
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"I was getting claustrophobic being in that box," she told ABC.
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Crash Bandicoot was claustrophobic, and punished by death every mistimed jump.
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Cure-heads are claustrophobic people who look odd in public spaces.
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This claustrophobic bubble of spectacle offers little breathing room for truth.
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I worry about claustrophobic, sedentary boat life with thousands of others.
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This is where the story becomes heated, then claustrophobic, then explosive.
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The effect of is claustrophobic, but also strangely serene, even sublime.
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For the men occupying them, conditions were claustrophobic and extremely uncomfortable.
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"Many of them complained about feeling claustrophobic, anxious and belittled," she said.
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To get there, take the lobby elevator only if you're not claustrophobic.
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I still couldn't see Jack, and I started to get really claustrophobic.
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It feels claustrophobic at times, but that really adds to the tension.
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He is claustrophobic, and the movie often feels that way as well.
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The shots of her feel almost claustrophobic — we're trapped along with her.
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If you think you might be claustrophobic, you shouldn't discount your symptoms.
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She only escapes because Renata (Laura Dern) interrupts the Wright's claustrophobic argument.
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The record's dissonant, jarring explorations reflect the claustrophobic discomfort that produced them.
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The building feels claustrophobic and half-baked, uncomfortable in its own skin.
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But just looking at those pictures of her home makes me claustrophobic.
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It's a bit claustrophobic, with customers streaming past me in every direction.
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They're sandstone labyrinths formed by rushing water; beautiful but a bit claustrophobic.
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These graphical "improvements" ended up diminishing the game's iconic foreboding, claustrophobic atmosphere.
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"Get out of this claustrophobic class... Learn to love America," Murray preached.
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It's hard to breathe after a nose job, and I was very claustrophobic.
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The fulfillment of one's desires only occurs within the most confined claustrophobic spaces.
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Both places are claustrophobic and closed off, informed by Vancouver's harsh, Brutalist architecture.
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The Cloverfield Paradox stumbles trying to cram climactic action into its claustrophobic quarters.
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For years, the notoriety of my case made me feel isolated and claustrophobic.
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They seem to come from so deep inside her that they're almost claustrophobic.
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Where Battlefield was large and open, Call of Duty was compact and claustrophobic.
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Symrin had been too claustrophobic to focus and met no dolphin at all.
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You have the whole wide world of camping, but it's also so claustrophobic.
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The two- and three-character scenes are claustrophobic, the acting expansive and chewy.
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Starring a cryptic Gina McKee, that chilling version was more subtle and claustrophobic.
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It becomes this claustrophobic, insular world where you think no one will escape.
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The world of Odyssey feels claustrophobic in spite of its awe-inspiring dimensions.
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"He would have needles stuck in him, anesthesia, and claustrophobic MRIs," Damiani says.
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Chee is refreshingly open about his sometimes liberating, sometimes claustrophobic sense of exceptionality.
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Mr. Gold's production puts us smack in the claustrophobic center of that universe.
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Dwelt on too long, GIFs begin to seem like a constricted, claustrophobic invention.
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Shamsie is achingly good at capturing the claustrophobic self-consciousness of British Muslims.
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Is it too claustrophobic to pull them all the way down a trench?
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Critic's Notebook Over the last decade, pop's sonic spaces grew isolated and claustrophobic.
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I didn't really get claustrophobic, because those ships are bigger than people think.
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Black Friday isn't all fun and games, though — this crowd looks positively claustrophobic.
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The windowless, concrete space is also claustrophobic and reminds of a doomsday bunker.
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I know claustrophobia is a condition, but I think that place was claustrophobic.
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My ex refused to go to my house because it 'made him feel claustrophobic.
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"I had no idea how claustrophobic and frail those space capsules were," he explained.
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It'd be easy to describe music like this as claustrophobic, but it's the inverse.
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Purposely claustrophobic and distinctly pessimistic, Life is a story of hope gone horribly awry.
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The dark, claustrophobic conditions could easily induce panic among even the most experienced divers.
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"I can start to feel claustrophobic if I'm part of a scene," he says.
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"I had no idea how claustrophobic and frail those space capsules were," he says.
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New York's tabloids now call America's dingy, claustrophobic and busiest railway terminus "Pain Station".
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Unsurprisingly, each member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan dealt with the claustrophobic situation differently.
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A buzzing and claustrophobic punk track it was belted out with a rough rawness.
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Abu Bilal whiled away the claustrophobic, empty hours by chatting online and by text.
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The premise of The Escape Room is enough to strike fear in the claustrophobic.
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"I embraced the challenge of capturing the energy of a claustrophobic space," Madhvani adds.
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So why do some people get hit with claustrophobic symptoms in the first place?
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"I had no idea how claustrophobic and frail those space capsules were," he said.
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Dostoyevsky's novels seem to me physically and emotionally claustrophobic, even if spiritually far-reaching.
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And United 93 (2006) is a claustrophobic take on the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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But going down to the lower berths doesn't help either, in my opinion. Claustrophobic.
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And it doesn't feel claustrophobic on Saturdays, when he likes to be a homebody.
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It is claustrophobic, stifled, and determined by the demands of the men around her.
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He gives the story visual flow, even when the characters are in claustrophobic lockdown.
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Over time, scene by scene, these spaces blur together, locking Bernadine in claustrophobic sameness.
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But I then learned it's to make the room seem bigger and less claustrophobic.
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I don't know if you ever have experienced being claustrophobic — there is no time.
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Yeah, the director Bong Joon-ho is very good at depicting small claustrophobic spaces.
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Those craving the open-sky feeling of the original MX-250 will feel claustrophobic.
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The space is both claustrophobic and improbably vast, and panic can set in quickly.
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In Eastern and Central Europe, the claustrophobic concept has proved perhaps even more popular.
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Getting lost for days in the claustrophobic, pitch-black passages would probably be a nightmare.
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" Macbeth, meanwhile, longs "to escape from the human condition, which he experiences as unendurably claustrophobic.
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On top of that, it also looks like it's going to be a little claustrophobic.
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Even so, its oppressive and claustrophobic environments are an effective complement to Gutter's somber testimony.
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So much of the tension in 10 Cloverfield Lane is rooted in Cutter's claustrophobic framing.
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The same cannot be said for ex best friends Carole and Bethenny's ineffable, claustrophobic tension.
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How this claustrophobic and terrifying mystery translates to the screen will be fascinating to see.
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It's claustrophobic and uncomfortable, but despite the heaviness, there's something about it that feels triumphant.
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I had a panic attack because I was missing my family and I was claustrophobic.
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Like the movie version, it told a confined, claustrophobic tale that thrived on close observation.
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The littered space is claustrophobic, a kind of suburban prison cell devoid of natural light.
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Aiden: By the time I got on the plane, I was feeling trapped and claustrophobic.
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The horrifying truth of the massacre is revealed in a claustrophobic 20-minute slow burn.
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So the level of detail was much higher and the city was much more claustrophobic.
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As a borderline claustrophobic, I found that the Buick's spaciousness let me breathe a little.
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If you're claustrophobic, afraid of blood, or both, then this scene is not for you.
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The halls of the Legal Aid Society felt nearly as claustrophobic as the psych ward.
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Plus, cooking together is a much more romantic date night than going to claustrophobic restaurant.
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Her isolation and lack of information work to facilitate the book's claustrophobic sense of terror.
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"Some people, living in such a small space would make them feel claustrophobic," she said.
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That felt less claustrophobic — safer somehow — than what Ms. Haas and her classmates had endured.
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Our marriage felt like a once-uncharted exotic isle that had become mundane and claustrophobic.
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Yet through the 22019s, many of pop's sonic spaces grew more isolated, barren and claustrophobic.
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It's chaotic and claustrophobic, and you may feel a strong urge to go back outside.
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His paintings are replete with uncanny statues and shadowy streets, at once deserted and claustrophobic.
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At one point, the claustrophobic E.R. doctor disappeared to his waist in a wind hole.
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While most rooms seem claustrophobic, this luxe cabin on Singapore's Airbus A380 looks pretty comfortable.
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The feeling is claustrophobic, and one senses that the thing (or life force) is trapped.
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Instead, the scene wraps with a claustrophobic tight shot of the actor's face in his hands.
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The suit is so tight around my chest and crotch that I'm starting to feel claustrophobic.
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Closed-back headphones can often sound claustrophobic, with a narrow and shallow soundstage, but not these.
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Plus, if you're a little bit claustrophobic like me, some airflow would be a nice touch.
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It's my way of keeping people back during fashion week when I'm feeling a little claustrophobic.
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This early life—particularly the claustrophobic relationship with her mother—left an imprint upon her writing.
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A hot claustrophobic room full of strangers and sweet wafts of ground beef, tickling your nose.
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They also had to have some air flow to keep these guys from getting too claustrophobic.
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The camera adopts seemingly impossible viewpoints, perched on the sea and confined in the claustrophobic cabin.
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The song feels slightly claustrophobic as the guys detail a relationship that is way too stifling.
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Dupuis lets her falsetto run, breathing a little air into the track when it gets claustrophobic.
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Once I saw an entire canoe pop up behind me, I was starting to feel claustrophobic.
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Still feeling claustrophobic, I braced myself for what I anticipated would feel like a broom closet.
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I felt claustrophobic and I couldn't remember what it had ever been like to feel horny.
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"Ruhe, meine Seele" came across as stormy and claustrophobic at once in Mr. Goerne's powerful rendition.
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In "House Heart," a couple keeps a girl locked in the claustrophobic vents of their house.
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Sometimes, though, this claustrophobic style breaks like a fever, yielding to flights of mesmerically expansive prose.
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But even with all this largess, they strove to retain the podcast's intimate, even claustrophobic, feel.
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A bus driver yelled at her, other cyclists whizzed by, and she said she felt claustrophobic.
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The tunnel was claustrophobic, only large enough for one person to crawl through at a time.
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But in a literal sense, I definitely am not a strong swimmer, and I'm super claustrophobic.
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That meant the newsroom — a dark, claustrophobic, overcrowded, ill-ventilated, cheesily decorated and poorly maintained space.
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Gothics can be absorbing in a different way from whodunits, their inward gaze enthralling but claustrophobic.
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It contains very little of that claustrophobic dread that Atwood is so good at conjuring up.
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As more people kept arriving, the whole area began to feel "very, very claustrophobic," she said.
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I get claustrophobic in museums, so we choose one exhibit and spend 90 minutes there, max.
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Swarming on the blank walls, the objects create an atmosphere that is both claustrophobic and infinite.
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This is a world of claustrophobic identikit interiors, kitsch consumer glut, and mind-numbingly tedious labor.
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They weren't able to leave until December 2017, after 10 hot and claustrophobic days in Sudan.
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Both her additions of other images and her claustrophobic, fixated viewpoints make her paintings mysterious and unsettling.
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While this sounds like a claustrophobic nightmare to most people, Langford chuckles as she recounts the experience.
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Kyle published Don't Come in Here, a claustrophobic epic about a supernatural apartment, through Koyama in 2016.
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In the claustrophobic world of dog shows, there is always a fear of cronyism or, simply, prejudgment.
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The first episode is funny — and McDermott is very funny, unexpectedly so — but it's not not claustrophobic.
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It was a claustrophobic world in which victims found that their persecutors were the children of neighbours.
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Dr. Grordbort's Invaders reminded me of Oculus hit Robo Recall, but a little less claustrophobic and intense.
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It's claustrophobic, gray, and dystopian in a way that only British creators can seem to pull off.
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" She said she restricted her time on social media because it made her feel "trapped and claustrophobic.
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To reduce it to the essential, he can make a tennis court feel claustrophobic to the opposition.
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Instead, he roots the scene in DiPierro's terrifying experience of it, giving the massacre a claustrophobic feel.
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One says to other, "I'm a little claustrophobic, do you mind if we keep the doors open?"
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It's a delicate and prettily claustrophobic work about a man in an obvious state of pained transition.
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Scaffolding stretches above him in an impenetrable line, ensuring that the walk home is dark and claustrophobic.
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He says he is slightly claustrophobic, and after 45 minutes at the bustling exhibit, he needed out.
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Small and stagy and claustrophobic, "Shining Moon" is visually rough yet oddly enticing in its experimental awkwardness.
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"It's just that I start to get a little claustrophobic when we stop like this," I said.
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Schubas gives off a grittier vibe than its Lincoln Park sibling, and is intimate without being claustrophobic.
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In 1992, Axl Rose talked Mr. Clay off a claustrophobic ledge about performing at the Rose Bowl.
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The capaciousness was jarring; I pictured the claustrophobic alleys of downtown Pyeongtaek just a few miles away.
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But not that long ago, fame was top-down and claustrophobic, and there was no apparent out.
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And for me, as an asthmatic, there's nothing worse than a claustrophobic rubber mask over my face.
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It's a claustrophobic curiosity from 1971—the third of his five collaborations with the director Don Siegel.
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I'm not claustrophobic, but it was about 80 degrees out, and frankly it seemed a little dangerous.
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There is period furniture in "Sheba," which only reinforces the play's take on claustrophobic middle-class despair.
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Working in ground zero of Turkey's civil war, which continues despite peaking in 2016, Baki became claustrophobic.
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I start to feel really anxious and claustrophobic, and the pressure in the room starts to build.
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"It felt a little claustrophobic to me, being in a big city for the first time," he says.
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The best of the Metroid series is lonely, claustrophobic, tinged with curiosity and a driving sense of danger.
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For my taste, the earbuds felt a little claustrophobic because of how far they protruded into the ear.
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In the first episode, we viewers are stuck in a claustrophobic stairwell while two women fight, screaming obscenities.
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Rogue One ups the ante, switching between massive space combat, ground warfare, and a claustrophobic espionage heist sequence.
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The violence feels claustrophobic and impossible to escape, and it's pretty clear nothing good's coming out of it.
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That's the question director Alex Garland's stunning and claustrophobic dig at artificial intelligence and tech industry hubris asks.
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The tiny bathtub shower crammed into your equally tiny apartment probably feels like a claustrophobic nightmare every morning.
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FIRST soldiers and police surrounded the Supreme Court in Malé, the claustrophobic, sea-girt capital of the Maldives.
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"I can start to feel claustrophobic if I'm part of a scene," he told TIME earlier this year.
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As well as work-related anxiety, gardening games are also responding to our own increasingly claustrophobic urban environments.
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"Do not disappoint me," Vader says, the familiar baritone rumble and claustrophobic iron lung breathing filling my ears.
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The spiel of Trick centres around "claustrophobic London summers", but the album's theme doesn't stem from personal experiences.
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An overeager laugh track made scenes between C.K. and Adlon, as his wife Kim, all the more claustrophobic.
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Then along came Ridley Scott, and suddenly outer space was cold, claustrophobic, and filled with gruesome phallic symbolism.
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Complicating the claustrophobic arrangement is the fact that Hassan has married Ali's old flame, Fatma (Nahed El Sebai).
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The terminus of one aisle, in this case, is the departure point for another claustrophobic, slow-moving pathway.
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I felt claustrophobic even though we were the only diners on the outdoor terrace overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
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Distilled and claustrophobic, "The Door" centers on the relationship between the narrator — a writer — and her housekeeper, Emerence.
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Göran Bodegård, the director of the unit, told me that he felt claustrophobic when he entered the rooms.
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In one conversation, a miner described the dark, claustrophobic trip far underground, where the best coal was found.
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It feels less claustrophobic to me as a solver, and the longer entries feel like open, welcoming arms.
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Another day, she gets stuck in an elevator with Oscar (Shuler Hensley), a shy and claustrophobic tax accountant.
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And like all homes, no matter how large, it can feel awfully claustrophobic to those who inhabit it.
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People's brains trigger different things, so when looking at the same image, some may come away feeling claustrophobic.
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However, Hamilton's solo room envelops the visitor in a mood so ominous and constrictive it verges on claustrophobic.
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Under fluorescent lights, the exhibition appears expansive when you enter, and becomes increasingly claustrophobic with every step you take.
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There's a lot going on in it, and its claustrophobic setting does nothing to ease the atmosphere of dread.
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Khuddoos is shaken, and searches for the boy all over the dusty, claustrophobic lanes, but fails to find him.
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He'll be in a sealed in a claustrophobic cockpit, using a squared off steering wheel to control the vehicle.
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And after nearly a year on the road, sharing 30 feet of space among seven people was getting claustrophobic.
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But the close-up shots felt claustrophobic, almost voyeuristic, as though we the viewers were peeking into their world.
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Trapped in their genteel surroundings amid the remnants of the soirée, they succumb to claustrophobic puzzlement and, eventually, anarchy.
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Sean Bobbit's cinematography shines here as the camera follows Jatemme, circling around his prey in an oppressive, claustrophobic way.
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"It feels claustrophobic to me," he laughs, but then outlines why a new workplace trend requires more than headphones.
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It's a really strange, claustrophobic concept, but apparently it works out really well here to deliver a compelling thriller.
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I hope this series can get people to think about claustrophobic living in Hong Kong from a new perspective.
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Also, in my memory, the entire movie is shot in a claustrophobic red haze and is scary as hell.
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A friend said this version feels like being in a Mexico City market: cramped, loud, disorganized, vibrant, and claustrophobic.
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Letting woozy strains of piano house creep in, his selections got slowly more claustrophobic as the set went on.
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Most of the film takes place in a claustrophobic bunker underground, in a few rooms, with just three people.
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The slower pace creates a claustrophobic, intense atmosphere as you face off against bosses and waves of enemy Titans.
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If I'm working on something, I want silence because in my mind there's all these notes, it's so claustrophobic.
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They don't allow swing passes to open threats on the weakside and aim to make outside shooters feel claustrophobic.
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It's depressing and the fact that everything is closed up and you're in between four walls gets you claustrophobic.
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And that if she doesn't act fast, the walls of her already claustrophobic world are going to crush her.
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The shots in the trailer are muted, cold, and claustrophobic, while still maintaining the unsettling atmosphere of the original.
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Mr. Sokurov forgoes sweeping pictorial gestures and period pageantry in favor of quiet lyricism and tight, sometimes claustrophobic compositions.
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Compulsive tinkering in the studio has sunk lesser writers; too much fussing can make a record claustrophobic and overwrought.
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"I started getting a little claustrophobic and felt like it was kind of closing in," Risner told ABC News.
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At several points he warps the scenery, somehow making it seem both claustrophobic and agoraphobic at the same time.
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Three strangers, trapped in a country house besieged by avian predators, occupy 90 minutes of claustrophobic eternity (1:30).
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Three strangers, trapped in a country house besieged by avian predators, occupy 90 minutes of claustrophobic eternity (251:2866).
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The show's single setting — a hotel room in an unnamed hotel in an unnamed city — will feel too claustrophobic.
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Moments later, Nalla and her daughter emerge from the claustrophobic space with five slender 2,000-rupee notes in hand.
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The levels of treachery are immense, but they're confined to the manor, giving the film a claustrophobic, hothouse feeling.
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"Le Procès," presented at the Odéon-Théâtre de l'Europe, doesn't just take the audience inside the author's claustrophobic novel.
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Now, when the dip-netters descend, the beach takes on the motley, slightly claustrophobic feel of a music festival.
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One easy way to avoid a claustrophobic living experience is to coordinate before move-in day with your roommates.
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But life as a Marine on the ship, with its claustrophobic berthing areas and dull routine, was mind-numbing.
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The inescapable power of the cartels gave that "Miss Bala" a feeling of claustrophobic terror and sometimes absurd fatalism.
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At some point he must have realized that his work couldn't get any denser without becoming claustrophobic and airless.
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I'm not sure if I felt traumatized, exactly, but there is something intensely uncomfortable, claustrophobic, and memorable about both scenes.
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Taken with McAvoy's performance, the shift creates an inescapably claustrophobic atmosphere where brutal violence seems just one small step away.
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The concert's other three selections featured two pianos — less claustrophobic for the players, no doubt, but no less musically dense.
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As unlikely an origin as any modern president's, this was an upbringing at once blissful and claustrophobic, privileged and marginalised.
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Freehold, in particular, mostly takes place in a dark and cramped prison complex that feels a little claustrophobic and sloggish.
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Finley originally wrote Thoroughbreds as a stage play, and that comes through in the claustrophobic, contained shots and minimal locations.
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That sense of entrapment has been given precise and claustrophobic life in the strategically tiered elevator set designed by Ultz.
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The kind where the temperature hovers dangerously close to the triple digits, and the air outside feels heavy and claustrophobic.
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After Morano's claustrophobic intimacy with Offred, we're now suddenly being asked to consider her outside of her own inner monologue.
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"If I'm being honest, just looking at the tour dates makes me feel claustrophobic," Stella admits with a nervous laugh.
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There would be no comparison between the catastrophe above and the plush if somewhat claustrophobic life of the wealthy below.
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However, it is certain (in my opinion, anyway) that any working Hyperloop pods are likely to be claustrophobic as hell.
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"The combination of lo-fi production, synth pads, and an exaggerated reverb effect creates a menacing, claustrophobic quality," said Pandora.
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It was here he became a photojournalist, the claustrophobic frenetic energy of the conflict informing his rapid-fire documentary aesthetic.
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Adr8003ft takes place entirely within a claustrophobic, movement-restricting space suit, which is a lot like wearing an Oculus Rift.
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Cranes now pepper the sky, and towering new blocks of flats make the previously sparse area feel claustrophobic, even clinical.
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Ted's Caving Page, an early aughts blog, documented a spelunker's descent into a claustrophobic cave, possibly disturbing a creature within.
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"The girls will get claustrophobic," said Mr. Simmons, who wore a Yankees cap and prayer beads with an Om pendant.
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This wallowing can become claustrophobic; so it's a relief to accompany Callahan as he barrels around his native Portland, Ore.
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After a few episodes filled with this kind of wheel spinning, the entire show starts to feel claustrophobic and empty.
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It starts with Asylum, a far more claustrophobic and suffocating setting than its successors, but one that remains incredibly unique.
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It is as if the subway car accommodated its girth to its passengers so that no one would feel claustrophobic.
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Rusting bullets and fragments of earthen utensils used by the fugitives are still found in these claustrophobic, bat-infested caves.
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She'd insisted on meeting him for lunch somewhere public to avoid the claustrophobic feeling of doing this in his office.
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The resulting book is intimate and engrossing but can also have a claustrophobic, cluttered feel in its thicket of details.
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It meant taking an old elevator several stories underground and then logging a 24-hour shift in a claustrophobic capsule.
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Thanks to Tim Mackabee's claustrophobic set design, even the walls and the floor of the stage close in on him.
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They range from "claustrophobic, contagious, cyclical, vivid, fiery," at the beginning, to "deep breaths, peace and calm," at the end.
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The resort areas, for which one pays a fee, on both the beach and the around the pool, were claustrophobic.
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The slightly elevated view of this bric-a-brac-filled landscape is claustrophobic, since the horizon is not clearly defined.
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It is an airless and claustrophobic reflection of contemporary Asian femininity – but the metaphor can be extended around the world.
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Stuart Moulder (then general manager, Microsoft Game Studios) First-person shooters were generally tunnel-based back then, kind of claustrophobic experiences.
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Eventually, just about everyone from my unit is there, and I'm starting to feel a bit claustrophobic, so we head home.
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Life can feel both endless with possibilities and claustrophobic since even minor tragedies carry the extra weight that comes with adolescence.
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Personally, I'd be a little hesitant to lock myself into one of the tiny pods, even as someone who's not claustrophobic.
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"It's less claustrophobic" compared with small regional planes, said David Krause, a 215-year-old travel manager for singer Dionne Warwick.
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When they slid the glass door closed, sealing me inside, I almost instantly felt shut-off and maybe a little claustrophobic.
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The book is admirably kind about every one of the players, but at times the constant enforced proximity must become claustrophobic.
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McRae was surprised how positively users responded to the experience, one that had the potential to be both claustrophobic and terrifying.
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The yoga room had a conspicuous lack of windows, which felt a bit claustrophobic and detracted from the vibe I prefer.
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Mr. Bartlett's style, I thought, became a means of evoking a claustrophobic, tradition-bound world into which these people were born.
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Take "I Eat Myself Alive"—one of the record's standout tracks—a claustrophobic drone that swells into discordant string-like sounds.
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Their counterparts in fiction would be the claustrophobic novels of Ivy Compton-Burnett mixed with the extravagant looniness of Ronald Firbank.
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Now, Barranco brings his claustrophobic re-interpretation of Licht's "Furia," masterfully suppressing the original's raging energy until the groove finally erupts.
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From there, things stay weird, shimmying through claustrophobic ambient passages, R&B flips, hardcore, delirious club tracks, and dizzy trance synths.
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But, as much as you can in parser IF, the environment here tries not to be claustrophobic but vast and sparse.
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In their place was something darker, something off, rife with porny brass and hollow lounge ballads, bleak sex and claustrophobic mortality.
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These characters are intensely thoughtful, and their thoughts travel in tight, claustrophobic cycles, winding in on themselves over and over again.
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But here are some tips from design and color experts on how to use dark colors without becoming overwhelmed — or claustrophobic.
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The plane or car is claustrophobic, parents are typically exhausted and cranky, and the accommodations are beautiful, but they aren't home.
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They put a big mask on her face to get her oxygen back up, and that made her claustrophobic and panicky.
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Dhingra, who is claustrophobic, added that she was worried about the possibility of being separated from Sabharwal at the hotel quarantine.
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The equally magnificent landscape, "Baou de Saint-Jeannet" (216) is altogether different: shallow, claustrophobic and as richly colored as stained glass.
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Mr. Oliveira has also paneled nearly every inch of the room, creating a wood environment that is simultaneously cozy and claustrophobic.
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The mall actually does a good job of providing entertainment and light to stop things from getting too claustrophobic or overwhelming.
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She said she knew many urbanites considered village life claustrophobic, yet it is this cultural conformity that makes people feel safe.
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I followed him to his house, claustrophobic with antique furniture, an entire wall taken up by a floor-to-ceiling bookshelf.
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Urban Warfare's cityscapes offer the most dramatic change to combat, funnelling these massive machines through claustrophobic canyons of steel and concrete.
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"Graduation" is long and intense, a rigorously naturalistic film that at times feels as claustrophobic and suspenseful as a horror movie.
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On "Hurt You First," his drums are scratchy and almost claustrophobic, and his synths are icy but without any digital chill.
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Like Hopper's "Room in New York" couple, Dahl's characters are in a relationship that is both insufferably claustrophobic and deeply disengaged.
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The claustrophobic E.R. doctor who yesterday was scared of dying was eager to get outside, despite the advisory's being drastically worse.
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Donoghue is the author, most famously, of "Room," the claustrophobic best seller for grown-ups about an imprisoned mother and son.
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But aside from one claustrophobic sequence set in an underground tunnel, there's nothing innovative to distinguish Blair Witch from the first film.
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Two presumptive candidates in Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, 182 days until the election, one country that suddenly seems cramped and claustrophobic.
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The feeling is at once expansive and claustrophobic, as in the view of the apartment's front door as seen through a doorway.
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The boat feels claustrophobic and tense, but it's a perfect location to show off the way playing dress up works in 113.
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They're an accessible and liberating system that's also regimented and claustrophobic, their underground stations mundane during rush hour and eerie at midnight.
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Aladdin (1992) There's so much to love about Aladdin, but good luck concentrating on any of it if you're even remotely claustrophobic.
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My team's descent into madness began in a claustrophobic virtual reality room, made even smaller with a costumed Jigsaw in the corner.
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There is, after you get out of the habit of listening by a sufficient distance, something both claustrophobic and immersive about it.
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But, the terrors of the past aren't what brings Camille back to her sweaty, claustrophobic hometown of the fictional Wind Gap, Missouri.
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And Arya's run for her life from the dead took place in what must have been Winterfell's most shadowy and claustrophobic corners.
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But the commune's decline, alongside the advance of a claustrophobic and ghetto-like mentality of hidebound Islamic conservatism, was anything but inevitable.
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It's claustrophobic, confusing to navigate, has really terrible retail, and smells like a potent mixture of Cinnabon and a businessman's flop sweat.
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Because I am not the type of person who follows recipes (the thought of doing so makes me feel encumbered and claustrophobic).
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The in-cockpit view is much more claustrophobic, but it's also better for aiming, since you can see your targets up-close.
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We go back home together, then we're at home together and we travel away together so it can get claustrophobic and crazy.
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In the last two movies, despite the fate of Earth continually hanging in the balance, the world felt awfully small, almost claustrophobic.
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But those changes turn out to be just what Unity of Command 2 needed to bring this more claustrophobic setting to life.
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Sailors and Marines clamber out of claustrophobic, packed bunks, splash water on their faces, and line up patiently outside the ship's mess.
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"Keeping it as open to the audience as possible, while still creating a claustrophobic duplex space has been our challenge," he said.
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As a claustrophobic person, I was anxious about sleeping in a space where the ceiling was closer than an arm's reach away.
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Those surprises serve as punctuation for the claustrophobic ruminations on heartbreak and new love that form the bulk of the album's writing.
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But this claustrophobic bunker of wax men has a ghostly power after a day touring the fields these men once lived beneath.
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Such objections dissolve as soon as Gladys and her clan reassemble into groupings that convey both claustrophobic intimacy and tragic, unbridgeable distance.
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Written by Mr. Lanthimos with Efthymis Filippou, the film is far darker than "The Lobster," and suffused with an increasingly claustrophobic dread.
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What they offer instead is nearly claustrophobic access to another consciousness, working out psychological obsessions with verve, intelligence and often comical deflection.
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Also, it is less readily available than CT, is more time-consuming and can feel claustrophobic and provoke anxiety in some patients.
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But then came the familiar onslaught from the Warriors, full of claustrophobic defense and offensive rebounds and backdoor passes and clutch jumpers.
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"I've noticed that a lot of people don't wear shapewear because they've always felt claustrophobic or too restricted in it," Kim says.
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A. Co-op boards certainly have reputations for micromanaging the lives of shareholders with rules that can sometimes seem baffling and claustrophobic.
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Pregnancy may be eco-horror's most potent trope — a claustrophobic, concentric rendering of humanity's predicament as both source and victim of harm.
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As he becomes increasingly paranoid and violent, the brothers, trapped with him in a claustrophobic apartment, desperately form a pact to escape.
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Beth Underdown knows her history, but in this ominous, claustrophobic novel the past is haunted by the possibilities of our frightening present.
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But the uncomfortable, claustrophobic truth is that dying for something like money or power tends not to be a choice at all.
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That decision keeps the reader in a kind of hypnotic, claustrophobic trance, where all that seems to matter is Jones's dexterous storytelling.
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As aircraft are basically elongated tubes, it's easy to feel claustrophobic when an airline chooses to install excessive barriers in between cabins.
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The static, slightly claustrophobic nature of that dynamic still allows for a good deal of tension, even if the outcome is known.
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Up in the claustrophobic attic, I could hear the ominous sounds of a plane overhead, birds chirping outside, and the creaking floorboards.
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Technology now increasingly defeats distance, but geography does not disappear: It merely becomes more claustrophobic on a crowded, contested and interactive earth.
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They aren't just "sad clowns"; given that there are so many of them, they fill the space in a claustrophobic kind of way.
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The claustrophobic farmhouse is bursting with secrets, but the mounting tension inside is nothing compared to what actually is lurking in the woods.
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They tend to work in stark monochromes, painting the world in claustrophobic grays and blacks, clouding any hope in atonal scraping and distortion.
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Mr Eliasson says that some found "Your Blind Passenger" to be threatening, claustrophobic and disorientating, while others found it uplifting and thought-provoking.
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It's a one-sided portrait of a marriage, and it feels self-centered, which can make this enormous book feel a little claustrophobic.
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Although Moira's experiences are still laced with ceaseless emotional turmoil, they lack the claustrophobic feeling of abject, brutal menace lurking in every corner.
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As Chloe, you'll find yourself avoiding the gaze of patrolling soldiers in claustrophobic streets, and bounding across rooftops like some kind of superhero.
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Within a thriving genre of games that encourage "free-roaming" exploration, "Breath of the Wild" makes other sprawling titles feel claustrophobic by comparison.
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It's a dark, claustrophobic feeling — one that only heightens as you explore further and the game takes on more of a horror vibe.
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It is a satisfyingly tense and claustrophobic story (even if "Alien", Ridley Scott's extraterrestrial thriller, had proved the same point the year before).
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A game that promises a superhero soaring through crowded cities begins with an exhausting and patronizing tutorial set atop a claustrophobic mining vessel.
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The majority of the game, though, sees you play as Jill Valentine on a claustrophobic, creepy cruise ship populated by some monstrous passengers.
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"For some people, the feeling of being under a weighted blanket feels trapped and imprisoning and claustrophobic and anxiety-provoking," Dr. Kissen says.
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In 2018, most news headlines could be considered horror-movie fodder, so there was something cathartic about revisiting the claustrophobic world of Hereditary.
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Wagner says the battle scenes were intended to be intense, claustrophobic and disorienting -- like they would be in real life -- but not confusing.
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As I explored the claustrophobic corridors of the space station Tacoma, I couldn't help but think of a sprawling suburban home in Portland.
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The Handmaid's Tale Season 2 opens up the claustrophobic scope of Season 1, following the characters into new locations and through new difficulties.
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And there's nothing as immediately haunting in as the claustrophobic shots of people screaming and crying and burning alive from the Hereditary trailer.
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Like Misery it's got that claustrophobic, they-could-be-back-at-any-moment sense of desperation that genuinely unnerves you while you're reading.
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I'll be honest: When you work from home, it can feel claustrophobic to eat all your meals one room away from your computer.
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Others who are more reserved in their admiration can probably wait until this almost-claustrophobic film comes to a smaller, more convenient screen.
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So what if the Spurs had played claustrophobic defense on Curry, switching on nearly every screen and barely allowing him slivers of daylight?
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Her drawings in Jem are good, but I wish the coloring was a little less intense and the panel compositions were less claustrophobic.
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Largely set within a single housing property, Resident Evil 7 is uncomfortably claustrophobic, making walks down an otherwise innocuous hallway a stressful experience.
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Seeing the centuries-old Christian imagery finally made me feel claustrophobic — suddenly I didn't know how long I had been so far underground.
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Many people have their dogs, and the lobby, which has lighting from a generator, is quickly becoming a very sweaty and claustrophobic space.
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This isn't some stripped-down, claustrophobic My First Cellphone Browser; you get full Web layouts, fonts and all, shrunk to fit the screen.
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In this ominous, claustrophobic novel, Underdown imagines his pregnant, widowed sister, who sees the malignant forces at work but is powerless to resist.
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Eubank creates an instantly tense atmosphere, relying on shadows and creaks for horror that makes the audience feel as claustrophobic as the protagonists.
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But with the ceiling in their two staterooms too low to stand up, "it was claustrophobic," said Ms. Condon, 63, an office manager.
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To a hearing audience watching, the scenes feel claustrophobic, like you're in a psycho-thriller where no one believes you're telling the truth.
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Inside Beanpole's claustrophobic flat, with its peeling paint and stained wallpaper, they circle each other, trying to find equilibrium where there is none.
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Set on an eerie, alien world, it eschewed the poppy optimism of most '80s games for a claustrophobic odyssey set to spare, menacing tones.
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The experience of watching Margot Sleator (Amy Forsyth) stumble on her dead father (John Carroll Lynch) over and over again is claustrophobic, oppressive, numbing.
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I was really nervous about going in and feeling claustrophobic under all of those the layers, but I was so relaxed the whole time.
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The revenge itself — centered, of course, on the Cadillac in question — sounded more harrowing and claustrophobic in King's short story than it looks onscreen.
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Every time I felt myself panicking or feeling claustrophobic, I looked out the window and spotted a friend or neighbor in a vehicle nearby.
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The first emotion the researchers encountered with the majority of participants entering the scanner was fear, even among those who didn't report feeling claustrophobic.
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I was getting claustrophobic in there, so I kind of took it off and then tried to put it on as best I could.
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Putting someone in a brain scanner—which can be claustrophobic and noisy— who has never done LSD before sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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Milan-based artist Biancoshock has taken to the streets of his hometown for his most recently published project, turning abandoned manholes into claustrophobic dwellings.
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It was almost claustrophobic — there was no end in sight, and you couldn't hit the top of the feed to start at the beginning.
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As her time at Santa Ana passed—in total she would end up spending 2900 days there—Soto Moreno started to feel increasingly claustrophobic.
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Usually you're simply clicking your way around an environment — a claustrophobic hospital room, a sunny playground — while listening to Joel and his family talk.
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Pompeo isn't afraid of these heart wrenching moments and zooms in on characters with tight, nearly claustrophobic shots to really drive the point home.
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When they fail, they are mostly boring and claustrophobic, and they show the cracks in a show that may already be on the wane.
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I knew that if I discovered it was actually very close, I would feel decidedly more claustrophobic than I was already beginning to feel.
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That horrifying, claustrophobic sound, the iron-lung-heavy breath we know so well, is in fact sound designer Ben Burtt wearing a scuba mask.
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The homes she depicts are both cozy and claustrophobic, the marriages companionate and perverse, and the March girls' dreams both fulfilled and depressingly renounced.
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A few feet from where Rizek stands, on the other side of a wall, there is a claustrophobic warren of cubicles where interpreters sit.
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Enclosed on all sides, breathing in the dizzying stench of perfume, and listening to the guide's relentlessly incomprehensible explanations, I began to feel claustrophobic.
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Squared-off columns and massive beams form an underwater hypostyle hall that is at once claustrophobic — dank, close and cool — and yet seemingly limitless.
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The cramped, claustrophobic Handmaid's Tale takes place at a single point on that pyramid, which is part of what gives it its creepy force.
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Mr. Harrower has provided both Una and Ray with gorgeous, unsettling memory monologues about being lost in a claustrophobic village to which they escaped.
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The scale of that image has other implications, too, since the story will soon shift from the great outdoors to some intensely claustrophobic interiors.
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"Björk definitely wanted more of a claustrophobic, confined environment, and to then be able to switch that up," Thornton Jones tells Creators via Skype.
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But as the story grows increasingly claustrophobic, more psychological thriller than romance, it becomes clear that being New is no release from racial identity.
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But that's not all — there is something claustrophobic about the painting, something mysterious and animated about the view, which seems true of life itself.
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There's an undeniably dark quality to the abstract imagery that's emphasized by Macintyre's lo-fi instrumental, which evokes a cloudy, lightheaded, and claustrophobic mood.
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The first film — titled "Super Fly" (two words instead of one) — was a low-budget affair with a gritty look and a claustrophobic feel.
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" Making a Change Thomas Trombone, 53, a data manager from Riverdale, said he sometimes feels claustrophobic, and that the experience had made him "panicky.
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An appropriate midnight-of-the-soul atmosphere for these pas de deux is summoned by Rachel Hauck's stark set and Betsy Adams's claustrophobic lighting.
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Images and footage taken inside the tunnel showed a claustrophobic channel hacked through rock, measuring just 2 feet across and about 5.5 feet high.
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I was in a hurry, and the claustrophobic crush of people standing on the stairs made me slip back into my commuter default mode.
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The film's climax takes place inside Howard's claustrophobic shop in the Diamond District, which has glass security doors that have to be buzzed open.
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" At the same time, she added, "it reinforces the views of many Jews about the claustrophobic nature of that society, the conformity, the regimentation.
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Two government workers married and living in a claustrophobic one bedroom apartment on the Upper East Side with cats and turtles and tropical fish.
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But it's not a stretch to think this outburst might be the result of living in such a claustrophobic environment for the past couple weeks.
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Michelle navigates a tense and claustrophobic sequence of events, as the tone fuses horror, thriller, comedy and science-fiction, playing with the element of surprise.
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And in both the game and the film the layout is claustrophobic, the lead character confined by walls of opposing jungle foliage or cave rock.
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If you're claustrophobic, you're going to have some anxiety for some of your favorites as they search for a way out of the cavernous maze.
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The film channels the claustrophobic tension of Alien and the desperate situation of Passengers, and ends with a neat twist that pays off exceptionally well.
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No matter how many ways Natali finds to shoot things -- including overhead shots of billowing blades -- a sense of claustrophobic tedium pretty quickly sets in.
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The 27DS was a lot better at rendering claustrophobic corridors than wide-open spaces, and Revelations' limitations are even more obvious at a higher resolution.
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Mark Ravenhill's claustrophobic play, which premiered at the Royal Court in London last month, has only three characters and a plain room for a set.
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Players can't see what's happening behind Leon just as much as Leon can't, giving an extra claustrophobic spin on every single moment of the game.
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But New York City here is claustrophobic; we're hanging out in a nearly empty warehouse with a college student played by Boardwalk Empire's Ben Rosenfield.
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And yet, as busy as this drawing becomes, and the attention that is paid to stained walls, the drawing never becomes claustrophobic, which is miraculous.
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Like the best claustrophobic thrillers, the film keeps finding clever new ways to complicate what initially seems like a limited setting with limited story options.
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When I was in college I could never go to parties in basements and stuff, I would always get too claustrophobic... I just hated it.
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As she sees it, the categories of together and apart are woefully insufficient to describe the sometimes sublime, sometimes claustrophobic relationship between mother and child.
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"You have to crouch down on your hands and knees and crawl in so they are not suited for those who are claustrophobic," she said.
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Imagine your subway train is pulling up to the platform, its wider doors easing the claustrophobic dance between riders struggling to alight as others board.
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It is a comfort to know, as reality seems to grow more claustrophobic and inescapable, that she remains at her desk, busily subverting our world.
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It's a claustrophobic world and one that won't be for everyone; however, supplicants to the throne of blackened noise will find much to enjoy here.
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The world goes wonky—internal processes like thoughts and feelings take on an out-of-body, exaggerated magnitude that feels at once foreign and claustrophobic.
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"Filling the frame, often images are claustrophobic and concentrated and remain highly accurate towards the initial point," Kobidze tells Creators of Atlanta and Geometrical Rhythmics.
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In the music's most claustrophobic moments, his voice is a nice reprieve from all the chaos—until it makes the switch into a frightful gasp.
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She's also looking to obtain a medical diagnosis showing that she is claustrophobic and unable to live indoors, which she thinks might help her case.
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"Many brands are keen to see a rise in flagship-focused shopping, but many consumers find it an intimidating and slightly claustrophobic experience," he said.
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Within the production's alternating visions of the claustrophobic boardinghouse and desolate roadscapes, the fraught denizens of Duluth seem perched precariously on the brink of infinity.
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I've never been claustrophobic—none of us could be in this job—but I think it's instinctual to be terrified of being smothered, buried alive.
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The scenes with Henry and with Young Hee felt like a breath of fresh air this episode, when the tension could otherwise get almost claustrophobic.
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Muller and Matthews' claustrophobic approach to downcast synth music (drawing on noise, techno, EBM, among other dusky sounds) highlights the intertwinedness of love and loss.
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In the bleakly comic and relentlessly claustrophobic "Endgame," a play by Samuel Beckett, he plays the submissive Clov to Mr. Cumming's cantankerous and blind Hamm.
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The original felt like it was broadcast from a claustrophobic suburban basement, but the new show boasts a positively gleaming white set by Aviva Novick.
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"I've noticed a lot of people don't wear shapewear because they've felt too claustrophobic or restricted in it, but those people love SKIMS," she says.
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In this case, Deon has returned to the claustrophobic American village where his mother was murdered by the jealous wife of a famous television personality.
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It has come to this, in a subterranean station that is already one of the most claustrophobic, confusing and spirit-throttling spaces in the city.
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"I've noticed a lot of people don't wear shapewear because they've felt too claustrophobic or restricted in it, but those people love SKIMS," she said.
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Forcing Ford to testify publicly felt in some ways "like putting her back in this claustrophobic room that she can't get out of," Holt said.
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But then outsiders have little idea of the marginalized, claustrophobic life led by the populations most at risk of being killed and of being killers.
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The shots from inside the vehicle, giving us Fred and Serena's perspective, are claustrophobic, especially as June's best friend Moira (Samira Wiley) bangs on the window.
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It's tight and claustrophobic and characterized by Bowie's otherworldly gyrations, most of which take place while he's confined to a hospital bed (with buttons for eyes).
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This is true even if the space in question is located in a claustrophobic business district filled with angry people wearing lanyards with keycards on them.
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In a pair of interviews given to Wired UK and TMZ, Wagner explained the reasoning behind the artistic choice to film such a dark, claustrophobic battle.
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But feeling that huge, claustrophobic weight of being ever so needed made me imagine my feet moving faster than I've ever even tried to propel them.
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Season 2 is more claustrophobic, and, since we know Escobar was killed by the Colombian authorities in December 1993, has far less time to work with.
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Trundling along on the drone of Ramsay's pseudo-hardboiled voice-over, "The Whole Truth" plays like an especially claustrophobic courtroom procedural, drably photographed and generically framed.
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"The neighbors also came to stay in here as their bunkers were in disrepair," Sadiq said, crouched in a claustrophobic reinforced concrete room under his home.
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And throughout it has been subliminally underscored by Ms. Clachan's claustrophobic corridor of a set (the audience sits on either side) and Stefan Gregory's choral music.
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One from Houston said her initial reaction to the service was positive, but ruminating on the time she'd actually spend on the plane made her claustrophobic.
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It's a decent setup for what could be a claustrophobic chamber piece with shades of "Rear Window": the character bound in body whose imagination takes flight.
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When Lawrence finally confronts Issa about whether or not she cheated on him (she did), it's back home in their darkened living room, claustrophobic and miserable.
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Claustrophobic shots of religious rituals in which the participants scream and convulse yield more in the way of tedium than they do insight into the characters.
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"I've noticed a lot of people don't wear shapewear because they've felt too claustrophobic or restricted in it, but those people love SKIMS," Kardashian West said.
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Over 140 intermission-less minutes, seven of the Burgtheater's powerful actresses transform the broad stage of Vienna's most elegant dramatic theater into a claustrophobic pressure cooker.
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The harmless antics are also part of his plan for self-preservation, pushback against the claustrophobic feeling he can get when the news media zeros in.
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The motif of a lonely woman setting out to escape a miserable family or a grimly claustrophobic community and ending up "lost" recurs throughout Jackson's stories.
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Halevi is in virtually every scene, often in close-up or with the camera over his shoulder, and is frequently isolated within the claustrophobic, squarish frame.
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The book's claustrophobic atmosphere is exacerbated by the use of letters, e-mails, and text messages—sometimes directly quoted, sometimes paraphrased, occasionally mediated beyond all sense.
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And the steamily claustrophobic look of the intense scenes between Ms. Winslet and Mr. Keitel have an eroticism that will not surprise viewers of 'The Piano.
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There's a distinct creepiness to this claustrophobic story, but in time common sense triumphs; what initially felt deliciously sinister eventually seems schematic and just plain sadistic.
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The continually surprising playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins likes to rattle cages, especially those claustrophobic, categorical prisons in which we like to confine ourselves — and one another.
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One student — a trauma medic who had amputated the black, dead fingers and toes of avalanche survivors, and who confessed to being claustrophobic — took me aside.
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The music here evokes the dank, claustrophobic 1970s that Krautrock and post-punk soundtracked, and NIN's first major sonic about-face in years fits like a glove.
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The result is a short film set in a gritty, claustrophobic space that helps fuel the sense of dread that builds over the course of the film.
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The space does not feel claustrophobic, especially given that most panels are more like corners than walls, but a labyrinthine walk is still required of the viewer.
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This was coupled with a claustrophobic sense of obligation, what Raszap called ''a fear of foreverness'' — ''Like, if I go today, I'll have to keep going forever.
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It is the dark and claustrophobic Paris apartment into which the Raquins have moved, and it looks for all the world like the interior of a coffin.
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Over a prolonged sequence, the bars are slowly closing in, getting more and more claustrophobic, until they're stuck in 3.0:1 for the rest of the movie.
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"We've opened up the space considerably and made it a bit less claustrophobic ... We opened up the mezzanine so we can have events up there," says Thornley.
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Throughout the film, Mr Aronofsky uses tight, claustrophobic cinematography to follow Ms Lawrence, making the viewer one of those encroaching upon her and contributing to her fear.
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Bolton wanted this narrow gallery to feel claustrophobic, to emphasize camp's role as a "secret language among gay men" in the build-up to the 20183th century.
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The inside of a duck feels a bit claustrophobic, but Brennan soothingly tells me that what I'm seeing are a series of blind turns, followed by spirals.
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There are always going to be people who are curious and interested in sport but aren't comfortable in an environment that's potentially claustrophobic about gender and sexuality.
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After last week's bottle episode, which was equal parts claustrophobic and revelatory, it felt nice to see everyone else — but watching their individual darknesses calcify is tough.
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Eoin's "It's so serious in here / it's so claustrophobic / Get me out of here" vocal hook reaches menacingly for your neck, even over a mid-tempo groove.
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There are no GoT sprawling vistas or looming castles in the minute-long teaser—it's all tight, claustrophobic shots of unhappy astronauts and malfunctioning high-tech junk.
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The town where they live seems insular and depressed, and without a car or a crew of his own, Jack is stuck inside a limited, claustrophobic territory.
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Neither its history nor its setting suggested anything as dark and claustrophobic as Korn's primal howl of a debut, or the many turgid albums that would follow.
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She thinks she's now claustrophobic because of the underground bunker she and her family had to stay in to hide from the frequent shelling during the war.
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The slam that I've heard on "Succession" is that it takes too many episodes to get good: the early installments are too cynical, too sour, too claustrophobic.
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The first was a claustrophobic monster movie in space made by a young director named Ridley Scott, the second a Vietnam-inspired action film by James Cameron.
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But after a while, all that consistency can start to feel claustrophobic; a lack of upward growth can give way to a feeling of inertia and dormancy.
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A multi-chapter work, the installation took over an entire room at the Jerwood Space in London, creating a claustrophobic atmosphere of techno-induced, hallucinatory information overload.
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In Dunkirk, this actually works in the movie's favor: When the men are in the claustrophobic hull of the ship, the image on screen gets tighter, too.
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But if you work from home on a regular basis, you deserve more than a makeshift workspace — or a replica of the claustrophobic cubicle you left behind.
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He's a Londoner, born and bred; I grew up in a series of small Celtic towns that he would find unthinkably claustrophobic and scant on good coffee.
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A lot of her motivation stemmed from staving off the depressive, claustrophobic feelings that come with a Norwegian winter, or a "winter depression," as she calls it.
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But as it returns for the final hurrah, it feels constrained and claustrophobic, as people hash out their differences and drop revelation bombs within tight shadowy shots.
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Story Hour, Off the Army Base (2018) My life with the other Army wives was like life with family: intense, necessary for survival, claustrophobic and never enough.
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Both episodes feel a bit unfinished, but the unsettling images linger, and each takes advantage of the claustrophobic effect of shrinking a haunted house to one room.
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The hour-plus tour is slightly on the long side but it was worth it, though I don't recommend it if you're claustrophobic or afraid of heights.
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Pediatric clinicians believe the boys are at severe risk for developing mental illnesses, such as PTSD, after more than two weeks of captivity in dark, claustrophobic conditions.
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As dissidents in Soviet Ukraine, they lived under claustrophobic censorship and the constant fear of arrest and interrogation; eventually they were exiled for possessing and circulating samizdat.
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I'm not comfortable drowning out noise with louder noise; it makes me feel claustrophobic, trapped, as if I'm painting myself into a corner, only with guitar licks.
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They are enacted, fittingly, within the claustrophobic confines of Steven C. Kemp's rustic wooden set, lighted with hints of a mysterious world beyond by Dante Olivia Smith.
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For urban clients feeling claustrophobic and overwhelmed, squished into globs of stinking humanity on the subway and in other small indoor spaces, Ms. Baker advises doing visualizations.
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A gridded cube wraps itself around me, making things somewhat claustrophobic as I'm dodging flying objects and trying not to hit my head on a fictitious ceiling.
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With Exodus, 4A is bringing Artyom and his allies out of the claustrophobic, linear tunnels of Moscow and into large, post-apocalyptic sandboxes, a first for the series.
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As the system locked me in, I had a quick wave of claustrophobic panic and my instinct was to take deep breaths, but a motor was controlling that.
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Whereas "Prometheus" got tangled up with mystical questions about the origins of humanity, "Life" aims to be nothing more than a fast, gripping, claustrophobic body-horror B-movie.
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Director Wolfgang Petersen portrayed the universal suffering of war from the perspective of German troops in his six-hour movie detailing the claustrophobic life on a U-boat.
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Director Greg McLean (Wolf Creek) goes lean and low-budget with this bloody thriller, which manages to turn an immense office building into a suspiciously samey claustrophobic space.
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To signify dream sequences (well, nightmares), it cuts out to a wider perspective that makes you feel a bit more claustrophobic, since black bars suddenly border the screen.
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Because your cat needs one more place to be lazy, this kitten sleeping bag will surely keep your little critter comfortable and not claustrophobic in the least bit.
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"Crybaby", a moody, claustrophobic bedroom jam by ABRA, queen bee of Atlanta's Awful Records and probable space alien goddess, is the song that is playing the entire time.
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I felt claustrophobic in my own flesh: Each positive headline about me gave rise to waves of anxiety, as I considered what I knew the comments would contain.
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I just feel a little boxed, a little claustrophobic, I feel like too much is happening at once and I feel like there are just too many opinions.
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The director describes another VR film he's heard about where the room changes shape as you look around, the walls coming closer, the space shrinking and becoming claustrophobic.
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Branagh, meanwhile, described the story as one of "loss, grief, and revenge," with the "claustrophobic, confined environment" of the train contributing to the sense of danger and suspicion.
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Throughout the film's five-act structure (think Aaron Sorkin's Steve Jobs script, but even more claustrophobic), Becky's substance abuse and abrasive personality sabotage her attempt at a comeback.
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There's no cheeky referencing or meta commentary in Life: Espinosa keeps everything taut and claustrophobic, barely even bothering to supply us with empathetic back stories for his characters.
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I never saw the first movie, but I adored the claustrophobic and complex 10 Cloverfield Lane a few years back, so, I strapped in for an evening's entertainment.
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The key scenes are harrowing, and the shifts in time help break up a story that could easily become claustrophobic as the wait to be discovered drags on.
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It both lets the author see her private "I" more clearly and helps her escape it when "her own contemptible identity," in Laing's sharp phrase, becomes too claustrophobic.
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It moves outside the claustrophobic triangle of family romance to include the stories of brothers, uncles and cousins, some of whose stories rival Jaballa Matar's in their dreadfulness.
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It could be claustrophobic, spending so much mental time in that barn contemplating evil, listening to those confined women, trying to figure out how they might get free.
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I thought that it probably resulted from the various social pressures: rigid traditions of faith, family structures that could be claustrophobic, and decades of political and economic dysfunction.
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The "safe house" was claustrophobic and dismal, reflecting the dark emotional wreckage Carol and Maggie had to navigate within and without as they faced off with their doppelgängers.
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There's no getting around the square-footage deficiency, but you can hack your way to an optical illusion that makes going about your business feel much less claustrophobic.
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Here's our table of contents: • Photo editor Elizabeth Renstrom explains our claustrophobic cover image and how, through a happy accident, the photographer was able to get the shot.
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As a show built around the journalism industry, The Bold Type had an opportunity to address the boy's club of the media industry, its toxicity and claustrophobic closeness.
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Related: The Roads of the Roman Empire as a Subway Map Extremely Claustrophobic Subway Photos Reek of Desperation and Perspiration Listen: James Murphy Previews His Musical Subway Vision
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" More from Tonic: Klemanski concurs: "I wouldn't recommend this universally because for people who do have that panic response, or claustrophobic response, this is going activate their anxiety.
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The songs they made there conjure an even more tightly claustrophobic space: Eilish's music sounds like it's taking place within the quivering confines of a single anxious mind.
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As the action narrows to an underground cell and, later, a series of swinger-stuffed motel rooms, the atmosphere becomes more claustrophobic and the plot substantially more nutty.
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There's the Holocaust Memorial, with its enormous, claustrophobic blocks, and the TV Tower, completed in 1969, which rose eerily from behind the East German side of the Wall.
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" Mr. Harteveldt, citing increasingly claustrophobic cabins, added that "emotions run higher and hotter on airplanes" as they are more crowded and "legroom and personal space has been reduced.
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I'm well acquainted with the nuisances of modern-day air travel: I don't enjoy claustrophobic planes, delays, noisy airports or wasteful security practices any more than you do.
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"Before long, the sound of ticks and pops signaled the returning tide as it lifted the ice on the bay," he wrote, firing up all my claustrophobic nightmares.
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The biggest vistas are the most claustrophobic, as if there can be no world outside, or perhaps as if the world is resisting Malick's attempt to represent it.
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As a viewer you really get a sense of John's journey—at the beginning I felt claustrophobic, but by the end I also felt the liberation John did.
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Set in a claustrophobic Midlands bedsit during the then-present day, its uncomfortable setting and low-key plot centre around the interpersonal powder-keg of a volatile marriage.
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The researchers have already entered and mapped out many of the cave's claustrophobic passageways above the water table, squeezing through crawl spaces only 40 centimeters wide in some places.
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His was a darkly luminous, even claustrophobic poetry, brooding over the horrors of European history and the difficulty of attaining moral probity in a world seemingly abandoned by God.
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These boxes, claustrophobic to a feeling of wholeness and suffocating to self-love, leave many of us without the freedom, expression and acceptance of the full spectrum of identity.
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For some people, being anxious involves feeling out of control of their own bodies, and for others, it might involve feeling extremely claustrophobic (though the symptoms aren't mutually exclusive).
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And if Robert Aldrich's 1962 feature has often been appropriated for camp, it is hardly a funny movie; the queasy, claustrophobic dynamic between the stars is tough to watch.
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Physically, Baumgartner knew he could do it, and he wasn't afraid of the jump itself; what scared him was the pressurized suit it required, which made him feel claustrophobic.
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With their dark and grainy focus, which makes even the sky look oppressive and claustrophobic, these photographs represent not an affectionate homecoming, but a haunting encounter with childhood fears.
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The director Miguel Sapochnik effectively mixed brutal images of wide-scale Drogon destruction and intimate tragedy — the incinerated bodies, holding one another — with more kinetic, claustrophobic moments of terror.
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The dark and claustrophobic cave of "Black Lake", with its coal-like volcanic soil, is enhanced by the overwhelming 360 sound and miniature cinema you find yourself bundled into.
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When Ms. Broudo first saw it, it was empty, with water damage on the walls of its upper floors and an enclosed central staircase that felt claustrophobic and musty.
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His somewhat claustrophobic, shifting forms shared something with the improvisational abstractions of Asger Jorn, another Danish artist, and the large canvases of the American Abstract Expressionists, especially Clyfford Still.
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After a mom was almost too claustrophobic to get on a ride with her daughter, a helpful Disney employee rode with her — and held her hand the whole time.
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I stood on the pavement looking up at the white supremacists as they crowded together on a small slope, and I could see their world getting crowded, more claustrophobic.
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The author's gaze widens from the claustrophobic family constellation — Dickinson's parents, Edward and Emily; her siblings, Vinnie and Austin; Austin's wife, Sue, and mistress, Mabel — that dominates most biographies.
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One can imagine the kind of story Caging Skies could have told about Elsa instead, but Leunens insists on narrating from Johannes's claustrophobic point of view, leaving Elsa inert.
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Together, the rooms create a claustrophobic maze, though they more pointedly resemble cabinets of curiosities with jumbles of books, dead animals, laughing masks, acres of rugs and eccentric objets.
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Because of the natural inward crop of video (it uses less of the sensor, so it feels more cramped), the standard wide lens has always felt a little claustrophobic.
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The tight hallways and blind turns begin to feel claustrophobic, while the open areas begin to make you feel exposed, offering no hiding places from whatever might be watching.
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Its nightmarish, claustrophobic vision instantly marked it as one of TV's best shows, and now it has the hardware to prove it (for whatever an Emmy is worth nowadays).
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On 443:244, Jay Z has the occasional issue keeping up with No I.D.'s frantic and delightfully claustrophobic beats, but he holds his own for the most part.
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Aza is a likable protagonist and readers will be caught up in the claustrophobic, narrowing spiral that is her existence and root for her to gain control of her life.
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But even before Brainiac (Blake Ritson) arrived, the show felt claustrophobic, with almost all the action relegated to a few sets that primarily showed off the city's rigid caste system.
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A record with mammoth pop songs – "Feel Good Inc", "DARE", "Kids With Guns" – pressed seamlessly between bold, supporting material like the tranquil "El Manana" or the claustrophobic "Last Living Souls".
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It has the opposite effect of a cloth-wrapped Christo building: instead of elevating architecture with an artistic intervention, Myers and Barnes soften and electrify an almost claustrophobic domestic space.
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I know we are not being encouraged to root for this outcome, but with all our guys and gals finally united on the same continent, I'm feeling a little claustrophobic.
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Doctors don't totally have a medical explanation why people are claustrophobic, but they may have anxiety-prone brain circuits that make them more sensitive to small stressors, Dr. Schneier says.
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This time, I was able to have the claustrophobic close-quarters intensity of the green-room situation be complemented and contrasted by the exterior work, which was all moving camera.
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From the surreal opening shot of a doll house recreation of the Preaker mansion, to the final image of Camille pulling into the real house's driveway, the uncanniness is claustrophobic.
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The artists all share a common, cute-infused aesthetic, albeit one with a sinister streak—eerie transfigurations of monstrous women or claustrophobic tableaus of femininity usurping the pervasive, passive ideal.
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Where Petersen's three-hour epic was itself a U-boat, silent and heavy and claustrophobic for much of its run time, this new version is a torpedo, efficient and relentless.
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"Bukubuku" (1991), produced soon after Fukase discovered that Miyoshi was remarrying, is a series of claustrophobic images of the artist in his bath; he is sometimes playful, but always alone.
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The Girlfriend Experience, premiering April 10 on Starz, is an almost claustrophobic look at the life of a law student turned high-price escort, Christine Reade, played by Riley Keough.
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The claustrophobic path guides you through locations from the film, using mist curtain projections and disguised video screens to create the ethereal specters, while employees in makeup perform jump scares.
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The floor opened up a tiny bit when Nikola Mirotic played the four, but aging, antiquated guards like Dwyane Wade and Rajon Rondo too often made the offense feel claustrophobic.
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With "Try Some," we find Borchardt exploring an intoxicatingly claustrophobic terrain of ethereal atmospherics, insistently unresolved chords, and a pitched-down vocal sample rendered indecipherable by cut-and-paste manipulation.
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There have been dalliances with organizing those sounds toward meter and rhythm—like on Oversteps or Untilted—but more or less they've settled into a sound that's caustic and claustrophobic.
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Related: Photographer Documents the Daily Rhythm of Mexican Mennonite Communities Soothing GIF Portraits Show the Desert Bedouin of South Sinai E xtremely Claustrophobic Subway Photos Reek of Desperation and Perspiration
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In "Lenin," over at the Schaubühne, Mr. Rau masterfully employs video in a grim and claustrophobic dramatization of the Soviet leader's final days in 1924 at his dacha outside Moscow.
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Related Dada Icon Francis Picabia Gets His First Full U.S. Retrospective Man Ray's New Photo Art Book Is a Surrealist's Delight Extremely Claustrophobic Subway Photos Reek of Desperation and Perspiration
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For most of two hours, "Hereditary" slowly unspools a depiction of evil — a claustrophobic, alarmingly funny, disarmingly realistic spectacle of extreme metaphysical and psychological disturbance — that feels like something new.
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The 975 original seats will be ripped out, and claustrophobic plaster walls added, reducing the capacity to 43, so Bruce can really feel each and every person in the crowd.
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These different accounts not only add real pace to the narrative, but convey how closely entwined, how claustrophobic small towns can be — especially when the horror screws are being tightened.
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In 1964, Penn Station, with its soaring vaults and sunlight, was demolished and replaced by a claustrophobic labyrinth that weighs on the spirits of the people who travel through it.
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"I, Daniel Blake" builds up an oppressively claustrophobic atmosphere of mounting dread, and you wonder if the stresses of Daniel's circumstances will catch up with him in his weakened state.
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That's the first section of Trust Exercise, and as compelling as it is — Choi renders the insular world of a theater kid's high school with claustrophobic intensity — it's mostly setup.
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But this third season has been so different — with its internal struggles, claustrophobic crises, and family tumult — that the party at the governor's palace in this week's episode is startling.
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Robot has always been profoundly paranoid, so it makes sense that when it leaves the claustrophobic confines of Elliot's head and moves over to the women, that paranoia becomes gendered.
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Watanabe initially created the treatment to alleviate concerns of parents who worried that the swaddling of their infants—a practice known as Ohinamaki—might be leaving the babies feeling claustrophobic.
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The galleries, configured by three exhibition design companies — who don't come cheap — lack visual depth, have low ceilings and uneven walls, and a claustrophobic hang hampers perception of individual artworks.
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All we know is that it's dark and as cramped and claustrophobic as a casket, which is essentially what we know it will become over the next hour and a half.
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Hot Water Music's gut-punching, claustrophobic, rage-inducing sound rattled the oversold audience that traveled from all over the world to watch the band artfully tell each other to fuck off.
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The claustrophobic partitioned rooms of Ryan Trecartin's over-stimulating Any Ever (2010), each filled with videos and brand-new run-of-the-mill furniture, poked at the PDC's oversized, elite galleries.
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Encased in the chain-link cage, the orchestra embodied prisoners, themselves; their physical presence on the stage, surrounding the theatrical performance, added to the claustrophobic visual atmosphere of the scenic design.
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The Oakland warehouse that went up in flames Friday night was a popular location for underground EDM shows ... and footage of a previous concert shows the set up was extremely claustrophobic.
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Ms. Clachan's deliberately bleak tunnel of a set recasts the play as a claustrophobic chamber piece that finds Mr. Heffernan all but closing in on himself as the textual atrocities mount.
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But even though it takes place in the open air, Downrange is a thrilling example of claustrophobic horror, as the sniper's would-be victims crouch behind the safety of their SUV.
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If you don't like busy crowds, you're claustrophobic, or you're at the festival with small children, it's best to avoid the main pathways in the aftermath of a big headliner's set.
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The scenes at Jezebel's are fittingly claustrophobic, pressing in on June's face and clipping corners when Moira walks in, sucking the air out of both the room and June's panicking lungs.
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It's a grim, modern gothic story, one that delves into the horrors of life on a claustrophobic small town, and the damage that people and families can inflict on one another.
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Brief scenes of King Louis discussing France's financial aid to the revolution in America are an injection of reality more jarring than informative given the claustrophobic nature of the protagonist's existence.
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It's this idea of endurance that Rouvre seems to capture so well for the TPAB cover through his claustrophobic framing of the group that projects an aura of invincibility and fortitude.
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He told me he taught English to his fellow inmates and had convinced the guards that he was claustrophobic, so he had permission to leave his cell door ajar a bit.
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Lara can shoot targets, drones, and walkie-talkies; hunt and skin rare beasts; and explore "optional" tombs that range from claustrophobic, submerged burial chambers to shrieking cliffside that dwarf the star.
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Palace insiders brush off the shakeup as a natural progression of adult siblings and a chance for Harry and his new wife Meghan Markle to escape the "claustrophobic" life in London.
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The Elear feels almost artificially wide on the sides, though in both cases it's a satisfyingly expansive presentation of the music that makes most closed-back headphones feel claustrophobic by comparison.
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It's 290 PM, which means Taylor is in the smoking area, a claustrophobic red-lit corridor on the edge of the boat that is atmospherically somewhere between Berghain and Burger King.
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Clearly the author still possesses the descriptive powers that characterised her earlier books, especially "The Shipping News" (1993), in which she paints in great detail the bleak, claustrophobic winters of Newfoundland.
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Max Payne 3's gunfights, too, are claustrophobic and tense—the impression of hot weather and not being able to cool off and get a clear breath makes them more so.
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The set, a faithful recreation of real internment camps, appears claustrophobic and cruel, as if some once-idealized children's summer camp has been distorted and twisted into something ugly and unspeakable.
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But seemingly recognizing the slightly claustrophobic nature of the encounter, the lens expands to Bergoglio's past, and the guilt associated with his time in Argentina under military dictatorship in the 1970s.
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He has since written an account of how he and photographer Aaron Vincent Elkaim covered the story, an assignment just the thought of which brings out all of my claustrophobic nightmares.
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Much of "Never Fear" unfolds indoors, which gives it a claustrophobic quality that dovetails with Carol's sense of feeling trapped, and comes out in jolts of anger, panic and self-pity.
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While you're probably feeling claustrophobic at the mere thought of hosting guests in your already cramped home, there are plenty of bed and sofa options that actually fit in tight living quarters.
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Yet much of James Blake's music has felt like a series of sketches, ideas that peter out too quickly in claustrophobic spaces, songs that couldn't quite see the forest for the trees.
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Perhaps inevitably, that makes the story disjointed in places, as it shifts from Mandela's claustrophobic confinement to the government violently tamping down protests to the emergence of new leaders like Steve Biko.
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While I've never not felt grateful to have achieved my dream of living in NYC, there is a constant need among New Yorkers to escape claustrophobic city life — and it's majorly contagious.
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What really makes Uncut Gems special isn't just its expertly crafted, frenetic, and at times claustrophobic movie making, but the critique of capitalism and its influence on the people stuck within it.
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The image at the center of Little Fires Everywhere, a claustrophobic and compelling new novel from Everything I Never Told You author Celeste Ng, is a photograph of a mother and child.
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Perhaps the coolest part of Nick's zombie squad hookup is a sequence of hallucinations that turn the animated corpses into a claustrophobic wall of undead flesh reflecting all his questions and fears.
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Despite Jaden's low man on the totem pole status, Chris tries to push the claustrophobic boy into the boot of his car with the intention of taking him to a second location.
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Cannibalism and murder are invoked, the n-word is tossed around (to refer to Hardy!), and the dark humorlessness of it all might feel claustrophobic, were it not for the show's star.
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But compared to Criss Cross, which because of its close-mic'd minimalism suggested that it was taking place in a claustrophobic inner space, Hanover opens the blinds to show a world outside.
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You've compared The Witch to The Shining, which makes sense in terms of this claustrophobic environment, and a family coming apart, and the supernatural, and this amazing performance from a young boy.
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The duo then took the project to Steven Knight, whom Hardy had previously worked with on the claustrophobic indie film Locke, and another gritty period drama, Peaky Blinders, and Taboo was born.
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When duty calls, we're usually forced to drop a deuce at the closest place to squat, whether that's in some claustrophobic airplane bathroom, in the street, or, God forbid, in our pants.
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The soundstage on the LS30 is nicely extended, doesn't feel at all claustrophobic, and both in-game sounds and music are well presented in a 360-degree field around the listener's head.
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Once again, we find a woman in a claustrophobic marriage with a husband who fails to understand her needs; and once again, the notion of pregnancy is used in cunningly subversive ways.
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In contrast to the bustling claustrophobic cities that mimic the structures of a motherboard, 2049 also luxuriates in the melancholic abyss of barren wastelands that mourn the last vestiges of organic life.
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For this year's Fright Fest, Six Flags America is challenging couples 18 and older to a claustrophobic test of endurance: spend 30 long hours together inside a 65-by-72-inch coffin.
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This claustrophobic approach wasn't new, as bands like Spazz or Charles Bronson deployed it on every release, cutting samples into their minute-long songs until one track became indecipherable from the next.
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Thompson's other work can be overwrought; "Habibi," for instance, is a claustrophobic experience, with self-consciously exquisite decoration and Orientalist fantasy crowding the pages, like vines grown too big in the hothouse.
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The film opens as the residents of a claustrophobic alley react to the suicide of a neighbor, with curiosity but also with irritation when the investigation keeps them from getting to work.
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And while it had lots of natural light to stop you getting claustrophobic and lots of entertainment options, I still found it totally overwhelming, even when experiencing it for a second time.
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Much as he did in "Krisha," the writer-director Trey Edward Shults gets super-close to his characters, creating a sense of intense subjectivity that is by turns intimate and purposefully claustrophobic.
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And by offering a world where users can escape their real lives instead of having to enviously compare them to their friends, Horizon could appeal to those bored or claustrophobic on Facebook.
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"I told him to wait 19863 minutes and a seat would open up, but he said he didn't want to sit because he's claustrophobic," Mr. Goodman told The Daily News in 1998.
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Those voices in the book are quaint, weird characters that emerge from the main character's psyche, and the whole story winds up feeling claustrophobic in a limiting way rather than a scary one.
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I think it is a remarkable feat of literature, but an ongoing series adaptation of it is inevitably going to have to widen the scope of what is, ultimately, a very claustrophobic book.
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The single-location thriller conceit can often end up playing like a low-budget gimmick rather than a creative choice, but Möller uses it to create a film that feels taut and claustrophobic.
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As a teenager, I saw Ms. Smith, an avowed Rimbaud acolyte, reciting poetry in a claustrophobic New York club and had a visceral impression that she was inhabiting a wild and distant planet.
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Built by the shadowy Columbia Group, the Mark 8 Mod 1 SDV miniature submarine is probably a terrifying idea to anyone who is even slightly claustrophobic or afraid of the ocean at night.
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I certainly can't remember hearing a better rendition of the opening bars of Mozart's Requiem, with claustrophobic string figures under a yearning wind chorale — floating, evenly weighted, as on an updraft of air.
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It's Ramsay's consistently brilliant framing and harrowing, claustrophobic creation of the main character's headspace (centered around a brutal performance by Joaquin Phoenix) that makes the movie far unlike anything else in the genre.
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Harron often uses dissolves to further blur past and present; as things fall apart on the ranch and Charlie's eccentricities grow progressively more frenzied, the interiors grow dimmer and seemingly smaller, more claustrophobic.
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In its second entry, the series moves out of the claustrophobic underground setting of the first film, and the survival horror aspects of the original give way to more conventional sci-fi action.
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The hope is that this evolution will open doors and possibilities for other black LGBT members interested in creating music, and create less binary and claustrophobic options for straight artists in music too.
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And though the cramped, split-level set by Dane Laffrey accurately suggests the claustrophobic situation, it never allows you to focus on the individual characters, who keep disappearing among the chintz and hallways.
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For the most part, Mr. Ma just pulls you along, keeping you close to Lao Shi with focused storytelling and agitated camerawork, creating a sense of intimacy that can border on the claustrophobic.
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Dozens of people gathered on the platform near Ms. Brown, though it did not feel claustrophobic because the platforms were wider and more open than at older stations on the Lexington Avenue line.
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Watching "The Lighthouse," a claustrophobic new film about a 19th-century lighthouse keeper (Willem Dafoe) and his protégé (Robert Pattinson), you might be forgiven for thinking that you're peering through an old spyglass.
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A trailer for the title shown off at Oculus Connect shows off first-person VR gameplay that looks quite realistic, with two-handed reloading of classic WWII firearms and claustrophobic close-quarters combat.
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In both "Everlasting" and "The Bachelor," the hopefuls gather at a mansion whose brittle elegance feels claustrophobic; in each show, unrealistically fit women offer "confessions" in one-on-one interviews that feel staged.
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Xavier Vanneste, the owner of the 160-year-old De Halve Maan or "The Half Moon" brewery, the last in downtown Bruges, had a problem with his trucks bottlenecking in Bruges's claustrophobic streets.
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At various points throughout the emotional roller coaster ride, my family screams at me about how horrible I was, crying about how much they'll miss me and burying me in a claustrophobic box.
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When cramped living conditions and dodging people on the streets like salmon swimming upstream became too claustrophobic, my brothers and I used to take refuge at Wong Tai Sin Temple near our apartment.
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Urban, claustrophobic, text-communicating, non-driving millennials who crave the human contact or sightings offered at an adjacent gym, may be the perfect market for this combined work/live/work-out/eat/drink concept.
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There is little light in the dungeons, making it incredibly claustrophobic, so it's up to the player to supply light lest they walk into a trap or are killed by enemies in the dark.
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M. Adam Ferguson's images of Manus are claustrophobic — you get a glimpse of the infuriating helplessness of being stranded on an island in legal limbo, trapped far from family and increasingly, far from hope.
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Walt's (Jessica Jones villain David Tennant) birthday party is a claustrophobic, suffocating time — mostly due to the ultra type-A machinations of his mommy blogger wife, Kathryn (Jennifer Garner) — and that's the whole point.
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PC, PS24, Xbox One - February 215th The claustrophobic Metro series returns with another post-apocalytpic outing, but this time things have opened up somewhat, as the game takes place in a large open world.
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These crimes are what bring Wind Gap's prodigal daughter, and our antiheroine, crime reporter Camille Preaker (five-time Academy Award nominee and executive producer Adams) back home to her humid, claustrophobic, alcohol-soaked town.
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In lieu of sharing your support publicly, simply retreat to a dark, claustrophobic social media closet (Facebook group) where you can share your support with dozens of people who won't call you a liar.
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They require a lot of oomph to churn out games at a high enough frame rate; they can feel claustrophobic; and looking around a VR game world is never quite natural or unnatural enough.
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Visiting Marion and staying in his old bedroom was perhaps the most oppressive, claustrophobic environment I had ever experienced, and connected me to a deep melancholy, a sadness in David that never left him.
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But I didn't actually grow up in Thailand — being in Thailand was a little bit claustrophobic for me, and I needed that to realize that I had higher potential if I worked in Canada.
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So it can be no surprise that a new kind of claustrophobic anxiety, particularly among the young, is on the rise, or that people are stepping into altered states in order to feel real.
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Just last night we watched Rachel shove a claustrophobic contestant in a room for hours until she was frantic, just for the spectacle she would create when the suitor booted her from the show.
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It's much more common for people to have mild claustrophobic fears that never reach the level of a disorder, and up to 22% of women and 8% of men will experience those, he says.
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Scholars have long debated why Dickinson grew increasingly reclusive in her later years (the film's final moments are incredibly claustrophobic) and what the symbolism was, if any, of her habit of wearing white dresses.
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Although the contributors come from diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds, most — like Druckman herself — are established food writers living on the East or West Coast, which can make the collection feel a little claustrophobic.
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The navigating-by-voice aspect of this little RPG lends itself well to the claustrophobic Alien franchise, because it's up to the player to imagine their surroundings and keep track of where they are.
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So much so that when I got stuck in an elevator for 30 minutes after a backstage tour, I felt as if I were in an immersive production of one of his claustrophobic dramas.
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They do manage to maintain a downbeat, claustrophobic mood and make some interesting use of the Southwestern desert locations, which might have been enough to sustain the B-grade feature "Chambers" should have been.
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Their claustrophobic debut EP, released a full 05 years ago, was as frantic as anything The Blood Brothers unleashed in their career, controlled by Zinner, and beaten back again by The Locust's psychotic tendencies.
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I'm not a claustrophobic person — I've gone spelunking for pleasure in both caves and catacombs — but within the first minute inside the morgue drawer I was considering the panic button clutched in my hand.
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Presented with an agitated camera and a bare minimum of subtitles, "A Prayer Before Dawn" adheres to neither the familiar beats of the boxing movie nor the claustrophobic machinations of the typical prison drama.
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In fluid and uncluttered prose, "Golden Child" weaves an enveloping portrait of an insular social order in which the claustrophobic support of family and neighbors coexists with an omnipresent threat from the same corners.
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This is strengthened by the stark contrasts, the deep shadows, and the metal grate that Errázuriz captures, all of which contribute to the claustrophobic, oppressive sense of confinement, but also of privacy, even secrecy.
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What Washington hasn't done -- working from an adaptation that Wilson wrote before his death in 2005 -- is find a way of opening up the material, which reveals its theatrical roots by feeling a trifle claustrophobic.
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Head in the Sand is a claustrophobic challenge, forcing the viewer to place their head into a hole in a wooden box if one wishes to hear the cosmic sound emanating from within the piece.
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Friday's premiere, "Ralphie," gives us the claustrophobic tale of a babysitter trapped in Room 104 with an adorable young boy named, Ralph, who's terrified of someone locked in the bathroom named, you guessed it, Ralphie.
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His 2013 movie Haunter takes a similarly claustrophobic approach to a very different story, as a dead girl (Abigail Breslin) haunting a house she can't escape begins dealing with the weird supernatural phenomena around her.
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Given our claustrophobic present moment, a time when politics is sucking the air out of everything else, the show's most powerful resonance may be this plea for more light and open space, for breathing room.
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Her movies unfold almost exclusively within the confines of claustrophobic circumstances, with characters overwhelmed by events spiraling out of control; in the process of battling through the confusion, they triumph simply by living through it.
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For their second album, the band built on that approach, diving away from what people expected of them, concocting their most claustrophobic batch of hardcore songs yet while adding pop-minded synths atop it all.
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But there's a herky-jerky aspect to "Detroit" that goes beyond the camerawork, as the narrative careens among its characters without fleshing them out, before becoming a horror movie once the claustrophobic motel encounter begins.
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His films are more stylized, too, as if Baumbach's sometime collaborator Wes Anderson had gone the other way through the fun-house mirror, not toward twee settings and uplift but headlong into claustrophobic domestic dread.
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Horror games are a natural fit for VR because it can be unnervingly claustrophobic at the best of times; they also tend to be slower-paced, so the problem of physical exertion isn't as acute.
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She knows that she was happy in her ignorance, and she was happy while walking through the plush Geist hallways, which look so smooth and inviting at first, but in time grow claustrophobic and sinister.
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Visually, this episode feels claustrophobic — not because it's a luxurious bottle episode (the camerawork's kinetic enough that you can't even really get your bearings), but because we spend so much of it watching Rachel sink.
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Delta worked with the London-based aviation design firm Factorydesign to create the suite, and the company's managing director, Peter Tennent, said that travelers concerned about feeling claustrophobic when the door is shut needn't worry.
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When the show takes June out of her traumatic situation long enough to really explore her PTSD, it also creates a slight remove from the cramped, claustrophobic present tense of the rest of the show.
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He describes being handcuffed, shackled and transported in a van without windows for several hours, kept "shoulder to shoulder with six to seven other men," a claustrophobic experience he found traumatic in and of itself.
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The result is deeply claustrophobic and resolutely unromanticized: Green's signature whimsy pops up from time to time in his characters' conversations, but his depiction of mental illness focuses on the sheer monotonous grind of it.
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Released by 20th Century Fox, it is a claustrophobic horror film about the crew of a small outer-space vessel that encounters an unwelcome, nonhuman stowaway that has come to be known as the xenomorph.
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Mr. Hardy first sketched out the idea in storyboards, which included a point-of-view shot of Father Burke looking around the coffin, giving the audience the creepy, claustrophobic feeling of being trapped with him.
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Written and illustrated by Anna Walker Anna Walker's earth-toned, claustrophobic cityscapes are overtaken by lush greenery, giving glorious visual representation to the increasing hopefulness of a little girl settling into her new urban landscape.
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It may not have the same visceral impact as director Ari Aster's first film, Hereditary, but what Midsommar lacks in claustrophobic dread it makes up for in stunning visuals and some, uh, surprisingly solid jokes.
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The storm battered Miami for hours, and many people who had evacuated to hotels and other places of safety found themselves without air-conditioning but with windows shut tight, an atmosphere that quickly became claustrophobic.
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You might imagine being inside a room filled with the verbal detritus expelled from Donald Trump's brain would be claustrophobic at best and sick-making at worst, and sure, that's one way to perceive it.
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But he has a fine cast and a good sense of place, including a feel for the spookiness of emptied-out spaces, and he makes his conspicuously low budget work for the near-claustrophobic intimacy.
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But he has a fine cast and a good sense of place, including a feel for the spookiness of emptied-out spaces, and he makes his conspicuously low budget work for the near-claustrophobic intimacy.
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Together they helped turn Britain's gaze inward, toward gritty industrial landscapes, where a generation of disaffected youth railed against the class system and the claustrophobic trap it laid for workers locked in dead-end jobs.
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The release's glitchy, claustrophobic textures and throbbing percussion conjure images of some post-apocalyptic afterparty—a sweaty, shadowy scene where dancers shuffle across the freshly scorched earth, and Ansemic Swing soundtracks the end of the world.
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The station is a sterile, claustrophobic place to begin with, and with so little warmth in Espinosa's chilly visual aesthetic, and no clear up-or-down orientation, the ISS lacks any sense of comfort or familiarity.
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New and claustrophobic images from a flooded cave in Thailand where 12 boys and their soccer coach have been trapped for nearly two weeks show the perils crews face while trying desperately to rescue the team.
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Misery takes place almost entirely in the bedroom where Paul is recuperating from an accident and then held against his will; the claustrophobic setting helps the film ratchet up the tension to a nearly unbearable degree.
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Claustrophobic tunnels were widened so players could navigate them more easily, while one particular chamber, which in reality is made inaccessible by a series of stone slabs, was made into a space players could venture into.
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Their reimagining of the track, entitled "RING THE AMBIENCE," is as unforgiving as anything else in the NON catalogue, layering on distortion, dissonance, and claustrophobic intensity to give the formidable original an even more aggressive pathos.
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A simple projection can make it feel less like you're crammed in a claustrophobic airborne tube with hundreds of germ-ridden strangers and more like like you're slicing through the clouds on in a convertible jet.
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BEN WHEATLEY is a master of cult indie fare, known for "Free Fire" (2016), a claustrophobic 1970s shoot-out film, and "High-Rise" (2015), a high-concept dystopian drama adapted from a novel by J.G. Ballard.
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The Algiers sequence, in particular, has a claustrophobic intensity that's as off-putting as it is effective, because the last thing a dramatization of real racialized violence like this seems like it should be is exciting.
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Today they've shared a new single "Stämma #2," which finds the pair applying gothic horror ambiance to claustrophobic techno, constructing the track around a two-chord progression that wouldn't sound out of place in black metal.
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If the basement-like tasting room of Overshores Brewing in East Haven is slightly claustrophobic, its several Belgian-inspired brews, including Quad, with a potent 10 percent alcohol, may well transport your spirit across the Atlantic.
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Claustrophobic and exhilarating at once, with moments of sublime beauty nestled inside thickets of dark virtuosity, "Pavilions" is an extraordinary musical experience and a pianistic masterpiece I would unhesitatingly place alongside those of Bach and Liszt.
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If anything does snap the claustrophobic spell, it is Reynolds's road trips, when he guns his beauteous British sports car, a red Bristol, along country byways, with the camera peering forward and ravening up the miles.
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There is nothing in professional sports quite so enervating and claustrophobic to watch as a shitty football game, and this NFL season—most NFL seasons—had more of those than it did of any other kind.
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With a very conscious, specific visual aesthetic, it seeks to recreate the halcyon days of '90s horror survival games, which focused less on action and gunplay and more on dread, claustrophobic environments, and gurgling brownish monsters.
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The piece externalizes the private agony of depression: a cast of identically dressed women gives voice to the protagonist's despair through vocal glissandos, eerie harmonies, and claustrophobic gasps against a backdrop of buzzing and fractured sounds.
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Leithauser uses a restricted third-person narrative to create the claustrophobic room of Louie's sensibility; yet the trick allows for the notion that another sensibility might be available, giving the book a nice leavening of irony.
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Shot entirely on an iPhone — Mr. Soderbergh has declared the device to be "the future" of filmmaking — the claustrophobic thriller follows a stalking victim (Claire Foy) who is committed to a mental institution against her will.
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The composer Laura Schwendinger and the librettist Ginger Strand achieve something similar in their potently claustrophobic opera "Artemisia," which received its staged premiere at Trinity Wall Street's St. Paul's Chapel on Thursday (and repeats on Saturday).
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"Not only do you experience the Gs, you get put into a can that's really — I mean, if you're going to be a little claustrophobic, this is where you're going to feel it," said Mr. Suffredini.
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We feel her frustration stuck in makeshift room-in-a-wall in a house in the middle of Germany, feel claustrophobic with her, and our hearts break as we find out more about her back story.
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There is here, as almost everywhere in Sciarrino, the sense that this might be how things would sound if you could crawl inside your own body: a claustrophobic space of groaning, breathing, cracking; fragile yet surviving.
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The storytelling was a grab bag: niftily disorienting but also, at times, humorless or claustrophobic, as if it were less a show about human beings and more a staging ground for cathartic spectacles of economic justice.
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Too many women watched that reality crumble in the last week as constant headlines became claustrophobic reminders that even the man running to lead our country does not respect women and their right to bodily autonomy.
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Successful candidates could not be claustrophobic; they had to be cavers; they had to hold a relevant master's degree or doctorate; they had to come to Johannesburg immediately and accept a blind mission, for no pay.
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The series manages "to maintain a downbeat, claustrophobic mood and make some interesting use of the Southwestern desert locations," Hale wrote, "which might have been enough to sustain the B-grade feature 'Chambers' should have been."
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YMFEES, apparently short for "Your Mom's Favorite Easy-E Song," makes those philosophical meanderings feel even more unsettling as it undertakes its boundary-pushing psycho-journey through claustrophobic industrial clattering, digitalist dub refractions, and humid atmospherics.
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As Buster is hunted by police, we jump to his memories of being family man Jonah — who spends his nights working at a dreary hotel, and his days in a claustrophobic house with his hostile in-laws.
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But Waco has Chip and Jo, which is to say, they have the Magnolia effect: a small town made charming instead of claustrophobic, a haven for small businesses in place of never-ending big-box retail plazas.
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As it turns out, Rebecca's social anxiety doesn't take too well to shifting dynamics in a claustrophobic setting — and so all her neuroses come tumbling out at the most inopportune moment, as neuroses are wont to do.
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This season really needed to let the show breathe beyond Elliot's occasionally claustrophobic point of view, and by sequestering him away for so much of its running time, it's gotten us much more invested in everybody else.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Walking through Printed Matter's NY Art Book Fair can be extremely overwhelming, even borderline claustrophobic — which is probably why the first tent you come across is the one with the beer.
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Fear of refugees In Mass Effect 3, a Security Zone separates the claustrophobic docking bay from the rest of the station, a "precautionary measure to ensure the safety of permanent Citadel residents," according to a holographic guide.
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Yet, Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes) and Toni's claustrophobic hunt for Cheryl in the Sisters Of Quiet Mercy House Of Horrors, and the trio's subsequent horror movie-style escape, was unquestionably the series' most thrilling sequence in months.
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The iPhone 6s, two of which were used for each scene, were deployed at angles that make the car look a lot bigger than it is (and it's a GMC SUV), which keeps things from feeling claustrophobic.
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These Instagram-ideal rooms of Creed's are typically crowdpleasers, but attempting to push through the staticky rubber orbs to the exit actually made me feel claustrophobic — as if I were paradoxically drowning in a sea of air.
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I really can't overstate how much Perrier she appears to have in there — but at no point does it feel cluttered or claustrophobic or anything, really, but lovely to look at and, I assume, annoying to maintain.
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At 22g / 10.9oz, these are on the heavy side for a pair of portables, and someone with larger ears like myself can start to feel a little claustrophobic inside the close confines of the over-ear pads.
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I know a lot of people who don't want to be cremated because they don't like the idea of being burned, and I know a lot of people who don't want to be buried because they're claustrophobic.
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Now, with high-rises being built on both sides, G'Raj having been turned into a glitzy brick-and-mortar spot, and more and more people flooding in on the weekend, the area can feel a little claustrophobic.
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The mine tour, at 345 krona (about $213), was not for the faint of wallet — or the claustrophobic — but the museum visit was a bargain: 210 kronor, which lunchtime visitors could leave in a wooden honor box.
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When Léonard and Valérie visit the other couple's vacation home—the film's crowded, claustrophobic settings suddenly giving way to a vast expanse of trees and water—Selena announces that her character on Collusion will be killed off.
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Your heart will be racing by the time the credits roll: Zygote was conceived when the phrase "monster made of men" seeded Blomkamp's mind while he was developing a claustrophobic story about two survivors of a massacre.
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If these connections make your head spin, as the fictional Jamesian family and the real Redgravian one are woven together, well, the claustrophobic texture of the story, with its blend of brittleness and languor, deserves no less.
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Working from a script credited to a trio of writers, director Jaume Collet-Serra -- steering his fourth collaboration with Neeson, including "Unknown" and "Non-Stop" -- struggles a bit to overcome the slightly claustrophobic nature of the action.
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It's a small-scale premise for this intimate and at times claustrophobic movie, written and directed by Alex Ross Perry (Manohla Dargis called Perry a "virtuoso of unease" in her review of the film for The Times).
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I know you want people who can hide in cramped spaces, and while I cannot do this because I am mildly claustrophobic and prone to screaming, I just want to let you know that I am small.
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STOCKHOLM — When Karin Dreijer, half of the Swedish electronic duo the Knife, first emerged in her solo guise, Fever Ray, the words most often used to describe her music and live shows were chilly: glacial, mysterious, claustrophobic.
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Adlon's show traffics in this same specificity, but because it puts five women—Sam, her three daughters, and her mother, Phyllis—at the heart of the narrative, its universe feels both more complex and far less claustrophobic.
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Buckhurst and his set designer, the original and perfect Simon Kenny, have reinforced the show's depiction of English class distinctions—the many lives spent in service to the few—by creating a pinched, claustrophobic, dimly lit environment.
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The beatdown — or, from Noah's perspective, the sucker punch — happened during a claustrophobic Helen-and-Noah episode that was an emotional workout but didn't really advance the story, except for the possibly permanent departure of Dr. Vic.
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Personally, I love found footage, and think it doesn't get enough credit for how flexible it is: It's a subgenre that can work for everything from claustrophobic chamber dramas to fantastical epics like Cloverfield and Troll Hunter.
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Where the show's other seasons have often felt stuck in the mud or even claustrophobic because the characters stayed in one location for so long, those two specific half-seasons proved to be breaths of fresh air.
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Whoever manages to stay put in the claustrophobic, 2' by 7' box until the following Sunday night without going all Kill Bill, will be rewarded with two 2019 Gold Season Passes, VIP passes to this year's haunted house.
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First, she checked that I wasn't claustrophobic — I'm not — before cutting a piece of cheesecloth, applying it over my face, and piling on the mask, a thick orange goop that felt great and quickly firmed as it set.
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I wanted to make pictures that reflected the darkness and mystery of Lovecraft's stories, and went about building these images with the intention for them to be quite claustrophobic and shadowy, whilst also containing something cosmic and otherworldly.
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Calling yourself "claustrophobic" may seem like an easy way to describe how you're feeling when you're in an uncomfortably busy bar or on a crowded train, but it might not be the best term to casually throw around.
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In my case, I had no problems bouncing at ridiculous speeds across a neon mountain range in VR music visualizer Frequency Domain, but felt claustrophobic and bug-eyed when asked to walk slowly around a virtual Japanese school.
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Sometimes if I'm in a crowded grocery store, and there are too many people around, I just get super claustrophobic and have a hard time breathing, and I have to just leave and go sit in my car.
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They landed on a claustrophobic, 360-degree view of a hellish landscape, allowing the visitor to stand among the shit men as they answer to a creature called the She-It, before all comes to a crashing end.
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But the film has just as much in common with Jeremy Saulnier's recent room-escape movie Green Room and Dan Trachtenberg's similarly claustrophobic 10 Cloverfield Lane, and it joins them as one of 2016's tensest horror films.
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The following vignettes, which show the hat maker returning to, and burrowing down in, his apartment, are shuddery studies in sensory overload, reminding us how it's possible in a big city to feel at once claustrophobic and agoraphobic.
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This show was first presented last year by the same producer, the Manhattan Theater Club, at its smaller stage at City Center, which seemed the ideal space for a play that found the cosmic expansiveness in claustrophobic intimacy.
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Readers may find the "claustrophobic" description of her "mental swirl" difficult to read, writes Gates, but the author does a stellar job of showing what it's like to live with OCD, a condition from which his daughter suffers.
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From the claustrophobic shots of hallways to the bleak, low-lit, industrial interiors of David's loft to multiple scenes where Andrew startles him—and us—by appearing as if out of nowhere, it's eerie from beginning to end.
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It is a claustrophobic, stunning novel about a housekeeper, Emerence, who is so powerful she's like a giantess out of a fairy tale, and the intimacy and love that rages between her and the writer who employs her.
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At times, the tightly packed tables were a touch claustrophobic and a particularly lengthy cover of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams felt like it was four decibels too loud, but the "Invigorating, Active" part of this high never felt overbearing.
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Though Kayla makes YouTube videos for an audience in the single digits, and Fisher is a professional performer, knowing that character and actor are both stuck in the same life stage only magnifies the film's anxious, claustrophobic feel.
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Photo: NetgearAs far as I can tell, the only downside to living in the woods, besides the bears and coyotes that are plotting to kill you at any moment, is the claustrophobic range of my home wi-fi router.
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His exit will air on Tuesday's episode in the U.K. The move comes after Cheban complained in Saturday's episode of the British reality show that he was feeling "a little bit edgy and claustrophobic" living in the CBB home.
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The story took readers on a journey into the elusive nature of memory and trauma, immersing them into the claustrophobic world of a midcentury Vermont orphanage and emerging into the current day with the survivors' desperate fight for justice.
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Rather than amping up the scale and spectacle, the latest franchise installment trades the vast landscapes of Isla Nublar for a claustrophobic setting that ultimately makes the whole thing feel like little more than an average haunted house flick.
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I am handed a rubber emergency squeeze bulb in the event I feel claustrophobic, and for a brief moment as I look out at the room from behind my plastic cage, I worry I might need to squeeze it.
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The catacombs beneath Paris are a twisting maze of dark, claustrophobic passageways lined with ancient skulls and bones, but apparently they're not terrifying enough to ward off a band of French crooks hellbent on committing a lucrative wine heist.
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Despite never abandoning its core piano, the song is constantly shifting, switching between programmed drums and live drums, moving into spaces that are alternately more spacious and more claustrophobic, adding fragments of tape hiss and high-pitched vocal samples.
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Austerity—and its various symptoms, such as: increased poverty and inequality, a lack of mental health provisions, the closing of youth centers, and underfunded schools—breeds the kind of claustrophobic climate in which boredom and violence can take hold.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that the four-hour rule is only one part of the park's efforts to avoid overcrowding and a situation that feels as claustrophobic as being stuck in an Imperial trash compactor with a wookiee.
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I try to work around them within the confines of my own phobic mind, but sometimes I make the decision to endure the panic, which as most claustrophobic people readily, and often with humor, acknowledge is simply not rational.
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But they resemble one another in their atmosphere of antic dread—the claustrophobic, gut-tightening sense that power has come utterly unmoored from reality, and no one in the palace is safe from the wild impulses of the ruler.
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In a morbid spasm of 1970s urban renewal, the soaring 19th-century, Liberty-style, glass-and-steel food market — once the pulsating heart of the city — gave way to a claustrophobic underground shopping mall and flimsy street-level pavilions.
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READ MORE: Terrifying, first-person photos show the claustrophobic conditions inside Hong Kong's 'coffin cubicles' The survey illustrates the stark contrast between the living conditions of rich and poor in Hong Kong, one of the world's most unequal cities.
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Fans of the emblematic submarine adventure "Das Boot," an international hit in 1981 and a favorite of those who like their war movies claustrophobic and single-minded, may be alarmed by descriptions of the new "Das Boot" television series.
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"I'm claustrophobic and all I ask is space to breathe, give me space to be more than the eye can see, never tried to be anything other than Simbi," she raps over the dulcet piano loops of the track.
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The third-round kick ended the debate, coming when Jones seemed to be trailing Cormier in a high-paced, claustrophobic match in which Cormier belted Jones with several punches to the chin, fueling concerns that Jones had ring rust.
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The photos he sent with his messages were sometimes beautiful—one, of a grinning child, he titled "Evening of Hope"—but he captured grimmer subjects—the claustrophobic camp fences, a bee feasting on rotten food—with a careful, artistic eye.
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"Ful Stop" is an angry rant straitjacketed by claustrophobic motorik, while the unearthly "Glass Eyes" begins as an intimate phone call ("Hey, it's me") before delving into an impressionistic emotional landscape that's illustrated with nothing but piano and fluttering strings.
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Film audiences who aren't already claustrophobic might feel that way after watching The Chamber, a new thriller set almost entirely off the coast of North Korea in the cabin of an overturned submarine stuck at the bottom of the Yellow Sea.
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This is the monkish side of Downes, the one that patiently ponders a charmless panoramic view of a patch of Texas desert or the equally unattractive, claustrophobic view of a narrow, outdoor passageway between the backs of two tenement buildings.
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It's a less claustrophobic record than they've ever made—maybe more like strolling through a park after dark than a narrow alley—which allows them the space to try expansive pieces like "Dark Circles," the doomy ballad that opens the record.
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From the sounds of it, this is where the bulk of the show's tension will come from; as the ship travels closer to the alien signal, everything gets increasingly claustrophobic — and the characters retreat even further into their own minds.
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If your house is beginning to feel claustrophobic, invite your family to join you for that walk, or if lingering around the table feels triggering to you, suggest that everyone migrate to the living room after dinner (embarrassing home movies, anyone?).
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Its tropes are familiar from any cop show: the claustrophobic room, the repeated accusations of guilt, the presentation of evidence—real or invented—and the slow build up of pressure that makes admitting a crime seem like the easiest way out.
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Add in some mutant cannibals and ultra-claustrophobic camerawork and you've got the recipe for British director Neil Marshall's hyper-violent adventure-horror about six women spelunkers who get trapped in an unexplored Appalachian cave system after a rock fall.
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In the late 254s he produced mesmerizing paintings of trees "that seemed to square off like fighters or wrap themselves around one another in a claustrophobic embrace," as Michael Brenson put it in a review in The New York Times.
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In the frenzy and frustration that come from five individuals sharing a cramped and shabby apartment (rendered with claustrophobic decrepitude in Clint Ramos's set, impeccably lighted by Alex Jainchill), the members of the Younger family often talk right over one another.
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The resulting wallpaper, which evoked the claustrophobic horror vacui of Victorian interiors, thrilled everyone who saw it and became the first pattern produced by Eskayel, the now 10-year-old wallpaper and design company Campanaro runs with her husband, Nick Chacona.
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There are four internal platforms spaced from base to top, but that still meant up to 80 feet of straight climbing to do in between rest stops, in a semi-lit, echoing space that somehow felt both claustrophobic and endless.
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It deftly mixed genres (horror, action, melodrama), shots and planes of action as it shifted from the chaos of the fighting in and around Winterfell, to the claustrophobic terror of the crypts, to the dragon dogfighting in the winter sky.
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By its end, "A Natural," having set off at such a restrained pace, builds to a painful and claustrophobic tension, until the reader wills for the characters the very thing their misfortune for so long denies them: release, escape, liberation.
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Like its source material, the movie tells a story that is, despite being about humans traveling beyond the confines of earth's atmosphere, supremely claustrophobic: It centers on a spaceship knocked off course, out of fuel and running out of hope.
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The effect is claustrophobic and dizzying — a departure from Rees's previous, more linear work — and yet the audience remains, as Morrison reflected, squarely in the perspective of Elena McMahon, the journalist at the center of it, played by Anne Hathaway.
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Though the book shows us trapped people in a declining town, there is nothing at all claustrophobic about a narrative that shifts its lenses continually and deliberately, playing with degrees of identification as it slides among more than a dozen viewpoints.
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"We had people who'd been held up at gunpoint, who'd been up in front of a group to speak, who were severely claustrophobic and in an M.R.I. scanner, who were angry and in heated arguments," Dr. Wittstein said in an interview.
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On Careful, the Massachusetts duo summons a uniquely claustrophobic and erotic atmosphere out of industrial drum loops, pulsing 80s synths, and the sort of aching vocals that sound like they were recorded in the middle of sex or a spell.
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We were all about the same age, and at some point during the summer—I had moved in at the beginning of March, when the mornings were still cold, veins of ice glittering over the front steps—this became claustrophobic, unbearable.
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Drawing on influences including the claustrophobic jazz-fusion of Miles Davis' Get Up With It, Iggy Pop and Grace Jones' guitar-grinding "Nightclubbing," and the bumps in the night of Greece's Lena Platonos, it's his most ambitious work to date.
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The claustrophobic space of a half-filled aquarium, containing a lone goldfish ("Aquarium," 1938), is suffused with a sense of dread, while the sad, drooping flowers and dead monarch butterfly in "Autumn Bouquet (with Pinned Butterfly)" (1938) create a moribund atmosphere.
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Director Jodie Foster and cinematographer Matthew Libatique find new ways to shoot the claustrophobic confines of a TV set, using the monitors present on the soundstage as a way to reveal parts of said soundstage we normally wouldn't be able to see.
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Essentially a three-dimensional platform game, Knight Lore was a maze of claustrophobic dungeons that exploited the extra dimension to good effect, with objects that could be moved around, puzzles that needed to be solved in three axes, and hazards hiding behind things.
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It's one of those ones that creeps up on you — there's a kind of ominous, claustrophobic subtext to everything, and you know something is going to go horribly wrong without being able to tell exactly what, or why you feel that way.
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The letter refuted that Ford was claustrophobic or afraid of flying — which she and friends have attributed to ongoing trauma after her attack — and claimed she had helped a friend prepare for a polygraph test, which is in conflict with her sworn testimony.
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Making an impactful feature debut, Trachtenberg eschews the well-worn found-footage technique in favor of a suspenseful style that's more consistent with the tense character dynamics of the first two-thirds of the movie, perceptibly heightened by the claustrophobic underground setting.
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The album feels a bit tighter and more claustrophobic but those weren't exactly elements missing in previous releases and I'm as susceptible to the writing in a press release as the next sucker...I started reading and watching movies like never before.
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The ceilings are low and claustrophobic throughout the space, the lighting dingy, and everything gives the impression of an endlessly recurring nightmare, as rooms lead into other rooms, hallways, and dead ends, each circling back into one another without any sense of logic.
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The inside of its futuristic megatrain is cramped, claustrophobic, and creepy, decked out in the kind of sickly off-white upholstery that makes it look like passengers will be sitting inside a sci-fi euthanasia machine ready to be shot into the Sun.
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His eyewitness account of the sack of Troy, in Book II, remains one of the most powerful depictions of military violence in European literature, with a disorienting, almost cinematic oscillation between seething, smoke-filled crowd scenes and claustrophobic moments of individual panic.
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And then there was Taylor Swift, who opened the show with a determined performance of the claustrophobic "Out Of The Woods" and who, hours later, surprised this observer with a win for 1989, her boatload-selling push into full-on pop stardom.
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Along with luxuries like heated marble floors, an overstuffed dog bed and canine-printed wallpaper, the room has a spacious sink for Margaux's baths, storage for her leashes and toys, and a Dutch door, so she can be shut inside without feeling claustrophobic.
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Lazaretto is the most controlled setting on view at P.P.O.W., directing viewers with an arrow through claustrophobic, trash-bag lined walls displaying the hand written messages of HIV-positive people and the casually cruel comments of politicians who would rather they die quietly.
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In "The Way Home," from the 1919 portfolio Hell (Die Hölle), a man (modeled on Beckmann) assists a maimed and facially disfigured veteran in finding his way home while two men on crutches appear as shadows in the background of the claustrophobic composition.
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The camera never leaves the high-rise Mexico City hotel where the title character is employed, and in spite of spectacular views from the picture windows, the building can feel as claustrophobic and isolated as a space station drifting in a distant galaxy.
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"The claustrophobic settings by Ralph Koltai, nothing but an impersonal lounge with a steel staircase, grow more impressive as the ballet stealthily shows its hand," Clive Barnes wrote in The Times, reviewing Mr. Morrice's "The Travellers" at Sadler's Wells Theater in 1963.
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Toward the end of the book, there are two essays — "The Unseen Wind," about the mismatched halves of her face, and "The Book of My Body," about having a photographic record made of her melanoma-prone skin — whose intense introspection grows claustrophobic.
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A female liberation story set in Tbilisi, Georgia, and in a sardonically funny, touching key, "My Happy Family" follows Manana as she leaves her shocked family without explanation, shutting the door on a claustrophobic whirlwind of jostling bodies, hectoring voices and competing needs.
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With only 375 guest rooms, small compared to megaliners that can accommodate more than 3,000 passengers, Regent rolled out the red carpet for everyone: Champagne sat cooling in an ice bucket in my suite, which was spacious enough not to feel claustrophobic.
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The two shows with the most obviously similar flashback structures — Lost and Orange Is the New Black — generally stuck with that structure through thick and thin because of how useful it was to keep the claustrophobic nature of the shows' settings from becoming overpowering.
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Directed by: Mikael HåfströmWritten by: Matt Greenberg, Scott Alexander, and Larry KaraszewskiBased on: "1408" (collected in Everything's Eventual) Honestly, 1408 has no right to be as entertaining as it is: King's claustrophobic short story about a haunted hotel room doesn't exactly scream feature film adaptation.
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As you continue to watch the pair go back and forth, it becomes clear the claustrophobic moment is set up like a metaphorical oral sex scene, with Angel standing with a list of demands and Stan, sitting at about crotch level, eager to please.
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"People are always surprised that our offices are actually inside the aircraft carrier," said Jessica Williams, curator of the Intrepid's history and collections, as she walked past the windowless, slightly claustrophobic offices below the hangar deck, and into a storage facility housing thousands of artifacts.
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It forms an important part of any real mission to Mars as journeys to the red planet will take upwards of six months, before any surface missions even begin, and astronauts will have to spend long periods of time together in a claustrophobic space.
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When we choose to adopt — or, as is sometimes the case, are forced into — small spaces, our instinct is to try to cram in everything we own so we don't feel like we're sacrificing anything, when in reality, we're just making it feel claustrophobic.
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As always, Strip Panel Naked uses a single comic page as the jumping off point for a much larger conversation which includes talking about claustrophobic panel framing, using the character's color scheme properly, and how to recreate a New York that no longer exists.
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Now that Offred has succeeded in burying June, her memories of her past life are inaccessible, and in theory, keeping the audience trapped in the endless, unbearable present with the characters could have added to the claustrophobic tension this show can do so well.
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There were slashings, shootings and spearings aplenty, of course, but also horse tramplings, neck-bitings and, in one nervy, claustrophobic sequence, a near suffocation by Jon Snow as his army found itself caught between a shield-lined pincer and a sturdy bank of dead soldiers.
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Though still a small presence in New Zealand, the Asian giant's banks provided an alternative in the Pacific nation's claustrophobic banking sector, dominated by four big Australian lenders, and touted themselves as a way for New Zealand businesses to smooth their inroads into China.
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In one powerfully claustrophobic episode, she's sent to prison to solve a murder; assumed by the guards to be a convict and branded as an informer, she has to cope with the scariest prisoner in the cellblock, played with consummate aggression by Colleen Dewhurst.
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Fassbinder's last feature, "Querelle" (on Saturday and Tuesday), an abrasive and distancing adaptation of Jean Genet's novel, is one of his boldest films visually, shot against studio backdrops and in the wide-screen dimensions of CinemaScope — a rarity for the director, who favored claustrophobic framings.
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"Older and Far Away" (season 6, episode 083) The intense misery and pain of season six can get a little claustrophobic, and boy does "Older and Far Away" lean into that, with all of the main cast trapped in Buffy's house at her birthday party.
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Her account has none of the frenzied and claustrophobic madness of Joan Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking"; nor the wild pain and rushing love of Sonali Deraniyagala's "Wave," written in the aftermath of the sudden death of her family in the 2004 tsunami.
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There's a sort of warm surreality to it; the horns on "Abjure" remind me of nothing more than The Wicker Man's doomed village procession, and claustrophobic closing track "Light Rising" sounds like it was recorded by mythic sirens in the belly of a submarine.
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Ms. Fure — who has been commissioned to write a work for the opening of the New York Philharmonic's season next month — and her brother, Adam Fure, an architect who designed the sculptural set, have created an immersive experience that is claustrophobic and viscerally fraught.
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But it's a physical challenge too: Sitting for long periods of time can be stressful on your body, looking at screens for too long can give you headaches, and realizing that your home is now also your work office could make you feel claustrophobic sometimes.
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In 2014 it hosted the premiere of a work that has stayed with me ever since: Ted Hearne's WikiLeaks oratorio, "The Source," a brooding, bursting reflection on Chelsea Manning and her epochal revelations that fully inhabited the space, making it seem looming and claustrophobic.
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Impatient, ambitious, claustrophobic in his snug Indiana town, Ned will face a moment of truth when he must weigh in on the publication (or not) of a hot story: A prominent and upstanding local citizen is found to have a secret and violent past.
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The steep, claustrophobic curves at the Armory track in Manhattan took their toll Saturday on the high school runner Hunter Woodhall, a Paralympic medalist who was competing on prosthetic blades at the New Balance Nationals Indoor meet against some of the top scholastic stars.
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The flickering, fast-paced imagery of the Baldessari, in which the artist, viewed from overhead, paints and repaints the interior of a claustrophobic, windowless, doorless room, invades your peripheral vision, making it futile, at least for me, to attempt a deep look at the de Kooning.
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From that point, American Honey is about Star's escape—from violence, banality, brutality, and routine—and the grand, sickly machismo of Brice's "I Don't Dance" makes for a sinister soundtrack to the claustrophobic sequence that prefaces the moment when Star's fight-or-flight instincts kick in.
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More precisely, while we were drunk by the end of the evening, at its start I was absolutely sober and feeling perversely destructive: I wanted to get drunk enough to give myself an excuse for doing something that might break apart a relationship that had grown claustrophobic.
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Plunged into turmoil in the midst of taking his kid on a college tour, Brad vacillates between elated hope for Troy's future and a desperate desire for him to avoid what Brad perceives as his own lack of success, feelings that are expounded upon in claustrophobic voiceover.
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His score for Sicario opens with a haunting, driven beat that carries a claustrophobic, hunted feeling that complements the film perfectly, while his score for Arrival is beautiful and ethereal (and sadly disqualified from the Academy Awards), capturing the otherworldly nature of the film's Heptapod aliens.
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The stunning visuals from director Floria Sigismondi (The Runaways, The Handmaid's Tale) give a claustrophobic aesthetic to the video, which heightens the viewer's sense of being involved in this story and enhances the idea that Glass is fighting her way out of a tangled, thorny mess.
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I don't really want to spoil the entirely unique experience by saying any more than that, but this 30-second trailer gives a good feeling for how the game's smooth animation and striking, minimalist, black-and-white characters create a creepy, claustrophobic aesthetic that's hard to shake.
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The blueprints for large missions mix claustrophobic hallway or yawning, open spaces in which you move from one piece of cover to the next, filling enemies with ammunition until they drop, unlocking a closet full of more powerful enemies that require even more ammunition to topple.
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Back on the stoop, San tells me about her family—the claustrophobic boat hold; the trek across the desert; the basements where they hid from federal agents; the jobs that millionaires want done for below minimum wage; the tricks you learn when you grow up undocumented.
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Much of the story unfolds in the claustrophobic confines of a cancer ward, where Alice struggles to stay upbeat for her husband and baby, and Oliver tries to suppress his grief and rage as he negotiates with insurance companies and tries to decode impenetrable medical jargon.
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It is a serene place, though its close confines are faintly reminiscent of one of Park's signature scenes, from "Oldboy," in which the imprisoned man at the heart of the film fights his way, guard by guard, through a claustrophobic hallway, armed only with a hammer.
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"For some people, it makes them feel claustrophobic, which is another kind of anxiety, and therefore not a pleasant feeling and will increase their anxiety," says Gail Saltz, a psychoanalyst and clinical associate professor of psychiatry at the New York Presbyterian Hospital Weill-Cornell School of Medicine.
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He directed a series of claustrophobic dramas not unlike Ferrante's novellas, featuring characters whose lonely and inscrutable acts of destruction — a teenager's self-mutilation in "The Solitude of Prime Numbers" (0003), a mother's slow starvation of her child in "Hungry Hearts" (2014) — poison the people around them.
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But then Mr. Riley strode into the claustrophobic space and set up a synthesizer with a Vocoder attached, and began a brief but utterly catalytic set, including Guy's "Goodbye Love," Blackstreet's "Don't Leave Me" and other gems from the days when R&B had a digital swagger.
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In this intensely acted, claustrophobic play from the remarkable underground company the Belarus Free Theater, which runs through Sunday as part of the Under the Radar festival, life is saturated with the stench of incarceration, and no one is pretending that the smell will go away.
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Therein, ultimately, lies the real challenge for "Five Feet Apart," which can't help but feel a trifle claustrophobic, while endeavoring -- often through musical montages -- to tease out the details of a relationship that begins with "We have nothing in common" and appears destined to end in tears.
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So the tiny creature quickly grows into a larger, ominous and eventually murderous one, creating what amounts to a claustrophobic war of attrition for the international crew, who -- cut off from contact with mission control-- join the lengthy cinematic ranks of brilliant scientists that occasionally do really dumb things.
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There's not a lot of room to run or places to hide on a bullet train, and Sang-ho uses the film's claustrophobic setting to great effect in this South Korean masterpiece that manages to be both a terrifying horror film and a bittersweet (albeit blood-soaked) family drama.
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The iPhone photo feels almost claustrophobic where the HTC 10 even fits in the steeple (and has better color accuracy.)But even stepping beyond sheer photo size, the 71.93 megapixel camera keeps up with the very best from LG and Samsung, which definitely wasn't the case with past smartphones.
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The scene that introduces Poindexter feels more like a war movie than a superhero show, and a claustrophobic homage to season 1's beloved hallway fight scene takes on the feel of a horror flick as Daredevil is forced to fight his way out of a prison riot.
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But season five, which debuts today on Netflix, is the series' most ambitious entry yet: The whole thing takes place during a prison riot over three days, making it even more claustrophobic than usual and allowing us to see what happens when the Litchfield women are in charge.
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In comic-book form, it is an unsparing study of the claustrophobic terrors of getting old; any middle-aged person who reads it will find his eyes darting around his own environment, checking for signs of the relentlessly incremental household grime that Chast spies creeping in with age.
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Despite the frame of the chi pleading Chinonso's case to the higher gods, and despite the novel's spanning many landscapes — from rural Nigeria to Lagos, from the churches of Turkey's countryside to its tangled urban streets — its fixation remains the repressed, claustrophobic, paranoid psyche of its broken narrator.
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The poet whom I met may have seemed far indeed from the "fiercely emotional, yet icy and cynical" speaker who emerges from this at once claustrophobic and ecstatic book, but what I learned about her special feeling for language was totally in accord with what Jensen's translation conveys.
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Mr. Assange's petition to the United Nations working group — which was prepared by a team of lawyers led by the Spanish jurist and human rights advocate Baltasar Garzón — described his life in the embassy as claustrophobic and unhealthful, noting that he lacked regular access to fresh air, sunlight or medical care.
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And Theron and Larson together provide a pivot to the final prize, best picture, because their movies were this year's yin and yang for me — Theron's big and wild and better than just about every other overhyped blockbuster put together, Larson's claustrophobic and intimate and shot through with terrible emotion.
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Nevertheless, I found the Na'vi River Journey to be extremely disappointing: it seems small and claustrophobic, more like a ride through a cave with some fluorescent scenery (which it kind of is) than an epic exploratory journey through a deep, dark alien rain forest (which it most definitely is not).
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Related: 'These crossings are nothing but fatal,' the tale of one rescuer and one desperate day at sea Visitors climb out of the boat only to weave through concertina wire and fences, a claustrophobic enclosure simulating how refugees and migrants are kept out of countries or held in crowded detention camps.
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As rich and sweeping as Ten was claustrophobic, Kiarostami's story of a free spirit named Behzad and his efforts to make a home for himself in a remote Iranian village is reminiscent of other hymns to a countryside in flux, like How Green Was My Valley or Days of Heaven.
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In the ingeniously claustrophobic 2013 film, an upper-middle class family is horrified to find their neighbors and fellow country-club members have ganged up on them during the titular annual free-for-all, "purifying" themselves of their pent-up aggression and deviance by prancing on the front lawn with chainsaws.
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For all the poise and commitment that the soprano, Tony Arnold, brought to her part — which included languid hummed glissandos and speech-like rhythmic recitation — there was a claustrophobic sense of the text's being smothered by the muted moans and buzzing outbursts that the technically impressive trombonist, Tim Albright, produced.
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For 10 days in February, the trio lived in a claustrophobic section of the Whitney illuminated by vibrant red lights, where everyday functions were fused with meditative practices and performative actions inspired by attempts to introduce human life to Mars (as well as other ongoing spatial explorations of recent history).
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The case of who stole the senior class trip fund is so carefully constructed, and the suspects so well chosen, that it has the claustrophobic intimacy of a locked-door mystery or a bottle episode, even though the bulk of the action takes place on a busy, sprawling school carnival ground.
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Here they are greeted by four strangers of dubious provenance, and a putative road movie transforms into a claustrophobic chamber piece—you will not be surprised to learn that the film features yards of natter and oodles of graphic violence, the majority of which is visited, stomach-churningly, upon Daisy.
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He lets the songs dictate the mood rather than forcing everything to fit into a single claustrophobic mindset, like he did on Views (not that he lets go of taking a few jabs at some old enemies, but he does acknowledge in multiple places the way anger clouded his recent music).
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Ducking into the House Republican Cloakroom -- essentially a small, private waiting room connected to the House Chamber -- I found that a room I had not visited in five years was familiarly claustrophobic, with members and staff bumping into each other like the old magnetic football table top game of the 1970s.
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This setup, as executed by the two folks bringing it to the screen, at times yields some seriously claustrophobic TV. But while I can't exactly recommend The Path — again, it's super slow — those who can get on its wavelength will find that its hypnotic vibe is just what they're looking for.
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Like the Brothers Grimm and the British novelist Angela Carter, Smith's witchy fairy tale domain has its own taxonomy and colors (blood-red, turquoise, sapphire, silver); like the artist Kara Walker, whose silhouettes suggest a hieroglyphic alphabet of enslavement and revolt, Smith's insular world is by turns claustrophobic and expansive.
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All tents will list their capacity, but bear in mind that there is no industry standard to define "per person" tent dimensions, so if you easily get claustrophobic or you toss and turn a lot in your sleep, it might be best to size up by at least one person.
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The cocaine flows and the cash is blown in Showtime's claustrophobic new half-hour comedy series, which dresses Regina Hall and Don Cheadle up in 1980s garb and attempts to bottle the trembling energy of a B-level Wall Street brokerage firm operating on the brink of a stock market crash.
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NYC-based musician Thaniil Alexandros, aka rbchmbrs, has shared the lead track off his forthcoming Estrella EP, due to arrive by way of acclaimed Washington, D.C. imprint 1432 R. Working in a jungle template, "A'Roving" lasts seven minutes and seems stuck in a loop of anxious, claustrophobic ambiance the whole time.
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Michael Nordine, IndieWire: Chazelle is so successful at putting you inside the cold, claustrophobic spacecraft that Neil never truly leaves — we're often just inches away from his face, whether behind a visor or not — that we're sometimes at sea when it comes to understanding what exactly these men and why it's so important.
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As we watch Camille return to the claustrophobic community in which she grew up to report on a girl who's gone missing and another who's been murdered, careening between the professional and personal, the tension comes less from whether she'll make a mess than how much of a mess she'll end up making.
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These films sprawl over continents — the main characters in Profile are in London and Syria (which Cyprus stood in for onscreen), while the college friends in Dark Web are scattered across the US and UK — but they are, by design, claustrophobic, an exercise in formal restraint by way of a computer screen.
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The 21:29000 ratio is truly exceptional for gameplay—even on a smaller 29000:29 display like that of the 2000 X. Moving to my 2100-inch 2000K TV should have meant everything would feel bigger, but while the assets rendered by the game were larger, the 0003:2000 ratio felt positively claustrophobic.
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Researchers who have spent their careers investigating the ways that pain is altered by mood, context, and suggestion are naturally skeptical of the idea that personal testimony can be proved or disproved by making someone spend an hour lying horizontal and immobile in a rigidly controlled, socially isolated, loud, boring, and claustrophobic environment.
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While she didn't try the submarine ( "I'm a bit claustrophobic," she says), Rothe loved the ship's size ("It was easy to get on and off"), the food ("I've never even had food like that before") and the excursions, from cooking classes to a donkey ride on a Greek island with no cars.
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"Treefingers" was barely a song at all; Jonny Greenwood timestretched a swath of his recorded guitar playing into a three-minute ambient still life that led into the claustrophobic weightlessness of "Optimistic," which buries its drums way down in the mix and plays like a rock song that's had its legs cut off.
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Shot in Budapest, the production's overall look captures the pervasive sense of isolation and feeling of being stranded, with "The Terror" (a dual meaning, since it's actually the name of one of the ships) only escaping its bleak, claustrophobic whiteness through occasional flashbacks, puttying in some biographical detail regarding its leaders and crew.
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That friendly and reasonable excuse to get out of the claustrophobic, overheated house, to manage your cabin fever, to leave the left-swiping, Duolingo shortcutting app-addicted citizenry inside and to go out back — alone — down the path you cleared and tend to the satisfactions of your smoking project in the yard.
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Contradicting one of Wilde's silvered bon mots — "Nothing succeeds like excess" — this somewhat claustrophobic and stodgy show nevertheless provides a seductive education in the Decadent movement, as conveyed through the sensitivities of Wilde's bifurcated homosexual experience, by copiously displaying manuscripts, photographs, paintings, and personal effects that marked the recalcitrant dandy's life and work.
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While the Oscar-winning space adventure "Gravity", which opened Venice in 2013, seduced audiences by the graceful beauty of floating above the Earth, "First Man" squeezes the viewer into a cramped capsule from which Armstrong gets occasional glimpses of the Moon as he steers towards touch-down - scenes Chazelle made deliberately claustrophobic and disorientating.
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The big difference between "Seeing You" and "Sleep No More" is that the earlier show was filled with a mysterious creepiness that got into your bones, sending you right back to childhood and to the claustrophobic chill of walking through a haunted house at a country fair, not quite believing that you'd get out.
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Morgan (103th Century Fox) It's Stranger Things meets Ex Machina in this claustrophobic-looking bit of sci-fi horror from director Luke Scott (son of Ridley.) Morgan (Anya Taylor-Joy) is a Very Special Girl who has been confined to a bunker in the forest to keep her genetically modified superpowers from the public.
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An inexperienced crew is manning a U-612 submarine, the interior of which is as claustrophobic as you would imagine, though the action is not entirely confined to the boat: the cast (including Vincent Kartheiser, Lizzy Caplan, Tom Wlaschiha and Vicky Krieps) is given a lot to do onshore as well, in German-occupied France.
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When I asked him whether he was explicitly pursuing political themes, like surveillance, in works such as 1970's "Green Light Corridor" — a claustrophobic passageway, lit with green neon, in which a camera films the viewers' attempts to squeeze through (the very same passageway on which Nauman had once struck contrapposto poses) — he was uncertain.
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Shot by cinematographer Robbie Ryan, The Favourite often employs a fisheye lens that gives the rooms of the palace a claustrophobic feel, as if it's more hothouse than estate, with everything from the lush foods to the rich woods and the candlelight and the flowers and opulence crammed into the middle, the edges blurry.
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Johnson updates the website with a Verizon 4G booster mounted to an antenna, (just in case he's in a part of the country where the service sucks,) and every once in a while, when the RV gets too claustrophobic, he'll take a trip to a Starbucks or a beer bar and work from there.
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The TV show seems to want him to be all of those things and romantic, too, but the structure of the world it's established isn't quite allowing that to happen, because Gilead is so claustrophobic and oppressive for Offred that it's hard to imagine the idea of love or lust being all that powerful or meaningful for her.
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Detroit offers a somewhat muddled narrative that perhaps does not linger in the places you want it to: the post-traumatic stress Reed apparently suffered afterward, or the aftermath of the trial on Dismukes's life, for example — but it is also intensely claustrophobic, with a thread of simmering and raw violence that explodes every so often in shocking spikes.
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Jamison, who is the author of a novel, The Gin Closet, and a lauded collection of essays, The Empathy Exams, is preternaturally canny about the so-called "confessional" genre she has chosen to write in, sidestepping most of its potential pitfalls—such as an atmosphere of claustrophobic solipsism—while retaining its aspects of immediacy and beguilingly unhip self-revelation.
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It lends a chaotic and claustrophobic feel to many sequences — particularly as Wahlberg looks for survivors inside the rig after the massive explosion — but other times it's incomprehensible, obscuring what character the audience is even looking at, and forcing them to rely on the pounding score to understand whether something good or bad is about to happen on-screen.
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You can understand why a Polish author, growing up with relatively little freedom to travel abroad, living what one of her characters describes as a "rotten, claustrophobic northern life in that absurd, unfriendly communist country of the late sixties," might divide the world into happy free mobility on one side, and unhappy totalitarian fixity on the other.
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Untitled, these pictures throw the viewer into a disorienting and disturbing maze of the prison, inviting the imagination to inhabit each one: a kiddie pool, a prayer rug in a metal cell with a taped arrow pointing to Mecca, a claustrophobic solitary cell, drawn hospital curtains, a closed tiki bar, a stained reclining chair with ankle shackles.
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In the 1960s and '70s, his signature hotels — skyscrapers with escarpment atriums, cantilevered balconies overlooking interiors big enough to contain the Statue of Liberty, whooshing glass elevators, waterfalls, hanging gardens and revolving rooftop restaurants — offered thrilling antidotes to the standard lot of dreary hotel lobbies, claustrophobic box elevators and shotgun corridors lined with cells for the inmates.
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