Nolfi and the cinematographer, John Toll, have produced a sombrely unified vision of New York as a place of dull skies and frequent downpours, a city whose towers stick up like hostile gray stalagmites.

NEWYORKER: Control Yourself

The writer and director, George Nolfi, and the cinematographer, John Toll, have produced a uniform vision of New York, a place of dark skies and frequent downpours, a city whose towers stick up like hostile gray stalagmites.

NEWYORKER: The Adjustment Bureau

When you add the suffering and public scrutiny of the likes of Wayne Bridge and Anton Ferdinand the toll inflicted by John Terry is wide-ranging and in many cases needless.

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