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The Dimensional Fallacy
In this scene, both celebrated and reviled, in FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN (Paul Morrissey/Antonio Margheriti), a character falls disemboweled upon a grating and his liver-and-lights spill gaily forth to d… more →
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COLETTE (Yannick Bellon, 1951)
grunes wrote 1 month ago: Incredibly charming: What else should a documentary about Colette be? In conversation, in her Paris … more →
Readings for October 20 and 27
drsteer wrote 1 month ago: Hi Everyone, I apologize for forgetting to get this up. Special thanks to Lindsay for reminding me. … more →
Many rooms for Happiness
adonis49 wrote 1 month ago: Many rooms for Happiness Happiness is good health short on memory (Ingrid Bergman) There are always … more →
Orpheus in the Underworld
aytonart wrote 2 months ago: This is from an ongoing series of Orpheus images—a brush & ink drawing from 2003: Orpheus in the … more →
The Dimensional Fallacy
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dcairns wrote 2 months ago: In this scene, both celebrated and reviled, in FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN (Paul Morrissey/Antonio Marghe … more →
"The abbot will be very pleased with his new environment..."
adonis49 wrote 2 months ago: “… Today he will dine with Mr. The Viscoun”; (August 21, 2009) Abbot … more →
stereogram22 wrote 6 months ago: MIRRORS … more →
Notre Dame de France
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joemh wrote 6 months ago: She craned and craned; gripping the edge of the balcony for safety. This was as far as she could lea … more →
Cocteau on what society does with those who are free.
Stéphanie K. wrote 6 months ago: “The instinct of nearly all societies is to lock up anybody who is truly free. First, society … more →
Can't wait for new album from The Field
petesapie wrote 7 months ago: Love the Cocteau Twins sample. If you aren’t familiar with the song Lorelei by Cocteau Twins, … more →
The Woman in Red
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dcairns wrote 7 months ago: Light posting this week, since my friend Kiyo from Japan is visiting. Happily, his trip also coincid … more →
Don't Worry...Be Happy
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apriltarablog wrote 8 months ago: Bob Marley was quite the genius. And I’m not saying that in the sense of him becoming what San … more →
Mirror, Mirror
drsteer wrote 8 months ago: “A small piece of Nicolas Baier, Vanitas, 2007 at MOCCA, which was probably the most beautiful … more →
L'esprit d'Hermes par Tim Walker
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C wrote 8 months ago: Bonjour à toutes et à tous. Plaisir des yeux et de la photographie aujourd’hui avec ce billet … more →
L'esprit d'Hermes par Tim Walker
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C wrote 8 months ago: Bonjour à toutes et à tous. Plaisir des yeux et de la photographie aujourd’hui avec ce billet … more →
Settling In to More Time
darcyarts wrote 9 months ago: It just may be that I have time to read these days. I’m driven. I’m an action-Jackson, c … more →
ORPHEUS (Jean Cocteau, 1949)
grunes wrote 10 months ago: Orphée is the middle part of writer-director Jean Cocteau’s “Orphic trilogy.” Jean Marais, Cocteau’s … more →
28/365 - Cinema of Dreams
Paul Zukowski wrote 10 months ago: Sunrise over State Street A lot of things are dawning on me. (How’s that for a tie-in to today … more →
Les Six
pianotte wrote 1 year ago: “Paris denince pek cok kisinin icinde uyanan merak ve sevgi, kaynagini elbette ki sanatcilarin … more →
