All stories are love stories

French girl, 30 something... No wait, apparently I've morphed into a 40 something but I have no idea when that happened and how it works. Expect gayness, theatre, bad English writing, Charlie Brooker, food and drink and just any random stuff that I find good enough to reblog.

[firstprinced]

I would like to relax with you. For once.

[yrsonpurpose]

Not like I love you.

[andrew-garfielld]

STRANGER THINGS S05E04 | Sorcerer

[olyphant-tim]

Joey Batey as Jaskier THE WITCHER (2019– ) 4x05 “The Joy of Cooking”

[my-jokes-are-my-armour]

[a-reality-dream]

📷musicandtheboy Download Festival 14.06.24

[lunaristars]

Memoir of a Snail (2024)

[adaptationsdaily]

Le Comte de Monte Cristo | The Count of Monte Cristo (2024) dir. Matthieu Delaporte & Alexandre de La Patellière

[winter-seance]

BAFTA 2024

[barrowsteeth]

I saw you looking at me from the street.

Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal All of Us Strangers (December 2023) ↳ dir. Andrew Haigh

@lgbtqcreators - bingo challenge (free choice)

[bellefoxs]

#my wife is a bitch and i like him so much

[incidentalcomics]

Here's an old comic from I WILL JUDGE YOU BY YOUR BOOKSHELF, unfortunately now more relevant than ever. #BannedBooksWeek

[rockandrollsstuff]

"I was Led Zeppelin’s tour photographer. The dove landed on Robert’s hand. Nobody else could have pulled it off without looking pretentious" - 📷️Neal Preston

[mlmsource]

— Do you know the legend of the red thread of destiny? It’s an ancient Japanese story that says there’s an invisible red thread that binds people who are destined for each other. It says that we all have one tied around our little finger, and that it can never break. Isn’t it a beautiful metaphor though? That right now there’s a stranger out there who is going to be the most important person in my life. I feel like I trust the future. SMILEY (2022—)

[waynemunson]

Come crawling faster, obey your Master, your life burns faster, obey your Master! Master!

[allegra0]

[philhoffman]

“When I saw [PSH] for the first time in Scent of a Woman, I just knew what true love was. I knew what love at first sight was. It was the strangest feeling sitting in a movie theater and thinking, ‘He’s for me and I’m for him.’” -Paul Thomas Anderson

Philip Seymour Hoffman in Scent of a Woman (1992), dir. Martin Brest

Cooper Hoffman in Licorice Pizza (2021), dir. Paul Thomas Anderson