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Philosophy student, greek literature enthusiast, I sometimes throw books at people. Welcome on my blog. XXII. Italian. gAy. This hoe is turning political, be warned

[iphisesque]

thinking about odissea - le avventure di ulisse (1968, dir. franco rossi) starring bekim fehmiu as odysseus and irene papas as penelope... mediterranean bisexuals what is it like to win

[fireairshadow]

Sometimes one can’t help… imagining things.

THE INNOCENTS (1961) dir. Jack Clayton

[darkcottagecorewitch]

[fieropasto-deactivated20210613]

*travels back in time to shout "yes girl!!! work it!!!!" to a group of flagellants in 14th century northern Italy*

[ewaneneollav]

[punchsportsandpunchlines-deacti]

someone once said the definition of modern art is it still elicits as strong an emotional response in you as classical art but you can no longer understand or articulate why

[luidilovins]

to this day this is still ultimately my favorite post on this site

[romcommunist]

if u think im annoying now wait until i get over my fear of being perceived as annoying

[passion-of-l0vers]

white men will watch si fi and think “haha technology go brrr” when the characters are basically looking at the camera and saying “imperialism is bad. fascism is a disease. women should have rights and be able to get abortions” and then complain when newer si fi features a trans person

[calvinandhobbes]

[curseworm]

the inherent shame of beginning… dont look at me while i learn

[thecalmthatkeepsyouawake]

lorde fucked up a whole generation when she said “in my head i do everything right.”

[fieropasto-deactivated20210613]

*makes yet another gay little post with religious parallels that pisses you off*

[artist-henri-martin]

Jaune Palace in Venice, Henri Martin

Medium: oil,canvas

[michaelmoonsbookshop]

chrysanthemum by keika hasegawa 

[universitybookstore]

Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of Carl Van Vechten’s  brilliant color portraits of African American performers: Billie Holiday, Geoffrey Holder, Pearl Bailey, Carmen De Lavallade, Ella Fitzgerald, Joyce Bryant, Harry Belafonte, Ethel Waters, James Earl Jones, and Blanche Dunn.

[therealmisscocoperu]

[damnitrj]

The words of a generation

[rozcoe-deactivated20220420]

*makes bad decisions but in a really boring way bc i live at home, there’s a pandemic, and i have no money*

[honeyglazedbabe]

Good afternoon to this film poster and this film poster only

[princekraehe-moved]

[adreadfulidea-deactivated202402]

I’ve got to tell you all about the hilarious journey this image in having on twitter.

1) First, many mistook it for being a historical romance, which is probably the fault of the wallpaper. I also thought this, but if you look closer he’s wearing a modern shirt and the fabric of her dress is polyester or nylon something. 

2) Okay, people said. So this is a contemporary sexy femdom romance then? No. It’s some kind of psychological thriller, which nobody would have been able to tell from that poster.

3) This image is probably supposed to be scary? No one in it looks scared, at all?

4) Everyone promptly decided they didn’t care what the movie was actually about. They started writing inpromptu fanfic scenarios based solely on the poster in twitter. I fully expect the AO3 to have a “Cordelia (movie poster)” tag by the end of next week.

[transformativeworks]

Draw your OTP!

[sunsetofdoom]

In reaction to this, my friend started up Regency Femdom Week 2020! From October 19-23rd, we’re going to be making and posting female-dominant period piece content and we could really use more contributors!

[tzikeh]

Guys, fandom was so unhappy to discover that this movie is not what the poster seemed to promise us that the poster itself is now eligible as a Yuletide fandom. Not the movie; just the poster.

[captainlordauditor]

The big clue for me was her dress fabric (sparkly) and her hair. Regency women didn’t wear bangs like that.