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spellbind

[spel-bahynd] / ˈspɛlˌbaɪnd /




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Like the rest of Rebecca Zlotowski’s spellbinding film, this bit of character work in “A Private Life” — or, in its original French, “Vie Privée” — keenly marries French filmmaking with American sensibilities.

From Salon

Form and content, the visual and the physical, create art’s spellbinding double helix.

From Los Angeles Times

Formally, the spellbinding property is named the Lawrence and Martha Joseph Residence and Apartments, named after the Disney artist and his wife who obsessively spent three decades building it.

From Los Angeles Times

It was quite an experience for the Incorrigibles to hear this spellbinding story, especially since it was about them.

From Literature

But be sure to revisit Rousseau and the secrets revealed when his paintings return to their spellbinding groupings on the Barnes Foundation’s walls.

From The Wall Street Journal