a not admitting of the wound

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[weltenwellen]

Anne Carson, Antigonick

[markiafc]

[antigonas]

i'm still wrapping my head around how i feel about half man and the final episode, i still have my issues with it but the more i think about it the more upset i get

[dizzymoods]

“Things that just occur to you aren’t ideas. I’ve read thousands of screenplay pages that are lousy with things that have occurred to people—but don’t have a single idea. And curiously, not even ideas are enough for a film, or a book, or whatever it is that doesn’t yet exist. That script you’re talking about—for now—is in the “occurrences” zone. I stopped just in time, before convincing myself there was something to it. Sometimes the timing of contests, grants, workshops pushes you to look at occurrences in another way. You’ve got to be really patient, avoid the vanity of being productive. The process of questioning the world is not so simple. Variety and difference are important. These are not things you lay hands on by goofing around. I take care not to pollute the planet with my stuff. Each time I hear a production house is looking for content, it makes me shudder. Because of the brazen honesty of it. They want content because there are containers. All this smacks of garbage. I think we’re in an age of producing for no good reason. And soon the age of editing for no good reason will come.”

— Lucrecia Martel (via kitduckworth)

[historical-fashion-polls]

which outfit would you rather wear? (1922)

left 💛

right 🩵

Remaining time: 6 days 12 hours

requested by: anon

request: 1920s with lots of ornamentation

commentary from the curator: I hope the ornamentation on these is okay! I thought they both had some really cool design effects, but if you were looking for something else, feel free to let me know! ☺️

[toiich]

Romy Schneider in London, 1962

[cloudswamp]

the sadeian woman, angela carter

[cor-ardens-archive]

Martha (1974, Rainer Werner Fassbinder)

[cinematicjourney]

Martha (1974) | dir. Rainer Werner Fassbinder

[gusvanscant]

'Martha' (dir. by Rainer Werner Fassbinder) [1974]

[gouged-doll]

the spiral staircase (1946)

[adrasteiax]

Margaret Atwood, from Waiting in “Morning In The Burned House”

[antigonas]

i’m seeing mixed opinions on half man which 👀 because after the first two episodes i’ve found the writing weird (? i didn’t vibe with it entirely, but at the time everyone was very positive about it so i just decided to wait until it was complete im interested in seeing how it followed

[amymirage]

Try, Dennis Cooper

[xphaiea]

Ludmila Jiřincová

[seraphinesaintclair]

Ella Wheeler Wilcox, “Ghosts”

[violettesandthistles]

rabbit plant, anne siems