The Descendants (2011) dir. Alexander Payne
“A family feels exactly like an archipelago, separate but part of a whole, and always drifting slowly apart”
Casablanca (1942) dir. Michael Curtiz
Humphrey Bogart’s character is so sexually ambiguous.
My wardrobe is 99% things I only get to wear on weekends.
(Source: internetfame)
Reblogged from Internet Fame.
The Artist (2011) dir. Michael Hazavanicius
Great performances all around, some creative use of sound (or lack thereof). Still prefer to hear people talk, as opposed to having them ‘mug’ in front of the camera though.
Patrik Ervell has usurped the top spot on the list of womenswear my dream girl would wear.
Ervell and Schneider. Killer combo.
Reblogged from G R A N T E D.





Stephen Schneider S/S ‘12 “You’ll Always Find Me in the Kitchen at Parties”
Reblogged from ( メ▼Д▼)┏☆.
Still Walking (2008) dir. Hirokazu Kore-eda
“Still Walking” strikes an extraordinary balance between the moment-to-moment pleasure of life and the inevitable regret that accompanies time’s passing. It’s a fresh, lovely, humorous family drama in which little happens but much is revealed.
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Director Hirokazu Koreeda negotiates the heavy themes with a light touch. He has immense pictorial gifts, composing deep-focus frames that bustle with activity or sit intimately quiet. He holds on faces long enough for us to register which characters have trouble looking at each other. The camera moves seldomly, and with little fanfare. In his offhand way he seems to say, “Look how easy it is to understand people — all it takes is close observation of daily life.” You could complain that the pacing is monotonous, but you feel you’re eavesdropping on the quiet joys and sadness of real life.
This will stay with you for a long time.
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