enraptured

The night before visiting Opie at her studio, I go and see her give a talk at USC to a room of enraptured students.

“I got addicted it to simply because it’s like film camp,” says Miller, who became enraptured to the global gathering of cinema at Cannes and the pristine film presentations.

But the offense recovered from its atrocious start with a thrilling performance in the second half that brought the UW crowd’s mood from lethargic to enraptured.

The camera lingers on their enraptured visages, allowing their furtive looks to bloom under the neon glow of a clubbing black light or the soft touch of the sun as they lounge in a park.

In middle school, she was enraptured by Nancy Drew, the fictional teenage detective, who became a role model of sorts.