" The London-based Guardian reported: "While there's not much here that will change the world, there are some nice vignettes which show what Palin's Alaska was really like.

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"Falling Cars and Junkyard Dogs" (Soft Skull Press) is a collection of autobiographical vignettes illustrated by the author's own black-and-white photographs, which, like his music, evoke a vanishing America.

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Summoning up a touch of Broadway, Samsung employed 17 actors to demonstrate the new phone's features in a series of scripted vignettes.

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AMC's Mr. McKean says the video vignettes for "The Killing" will be shown during down time like commercials or credits, and users will have to choose to play them.

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Readers of Packard's 1995 autobiography, The HP Way, or Michael Malone's 2007 book Bill and Dave will find familiar vignettes.

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She's aided by Leigh Silverman, who lets the essence of the vignettes that make up the play unspool softly, knowingly.

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It's written for the lay public in an entertaining fashion, with a lot of vignettes and stories.

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Screen International praised the film for being "both breezy and weighty at the same time", though Variety's critic felt it reduced "an immensely disturbing... tale to a series of cartoonish vignettes".

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