Mia: “she smiled…”
*stares into oblivion, looking distraught*
leapt without looking
and tumbled into the Seine
the water was freezing
she spent a month sneezing
but said she would do it again
*tears up*
here's to the ones who dream
foolish as they may seem
here's to the hearts that ache
here's to the mess we make
*breathes in, eyes closed*
she captured a feeling
sky with no ceiling
the sunset inside a frame
she lived in her liquor
and…
I used to always ask my mom, “Atlanta? Of all places?” It was usually answered with a roll of the eyes, or a smirk. I remember how persistent I was to get out of this environment when applying for schools. I never could come up with a reason why I wanted to go, only meaningless blurts of slander for the people who decided to live their lives here as they please. Fortunately, I ran across a film with much care…
*ida lupino* | ranked
A MOST SCATHINGLY BRILLIANT IDEA! GILF! GOD, I LOVE FILM! JULES NATION, WE HAVE DONE IT! All of Ida Lupino’s directorial feature-length credits have been watched. I plan on viewing episodes of The Twilight Zone that she starred in/directed. I’m quite depressed that this is her last film though, especially looking back at the gradual progression of quality in her movies. ANYWAY, I don't want to forget the elements of the film so let’s get into…
*ida lupino* | ranked and here’s a review that i liked
well this definitely would’ve worked better as a feature film, because this is so frustratingly short. i don’t have much to say for this one. in conclusion, rawr
*ju1es! liked Rekzi’s review of Dìdi (弟弟)
*ju1es! liked 𝖙𝖊𝖆 𖤐’s review of After Hours
*ju1es! liked 𝖙𝖊𝖆 𖤐’s review of The Bikeriders
