Anja Breien... (stills from the Wives trilogy)

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Anja Breien... (stills from the Wives trilogy)
Ivan Mosjoukine, Le Brasier ardent (1923)
His motorbike, her island directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi
Lame quality but the outfits!! parker posey the icon that you are also toni collette!! in Clockwatchers (Jill Sprecher, 1997)
obsessed (Modern girls by Jerry Kramer, 1986)
Sensoriality in L'Allègement by Marcel Schüpbach (1983)
Jean-Luc Godard hitting on the uninterested Brigitta Juslin in Paris nous appartient (Jacques Rivette, 1961)
Parker Posey in 1995's Party Girl directed by Daisy von Scherler Mayer
wanted to wear patterned tights after the screening
New large urban developments in Cergy, and permanent green and blue in L'Ami de mon amie by Eric Rohmer (1987)
Alice in the Cities, directed by Wim Wenders (1974)
Flickorna (The Girls), directed by Mai Zetterling in 1968
the most gorgeous colors in Equinox Flower by Yasujiro Ozu (1958)
Something different by Vera Chytilová (1963)
Sneak eyes of Ina Balin in From the terrace (1960), photography by Leo Tover.
Sets, close-ups and off-center shots in Emma. with Anya Taylor-Joy (2020, directed by Autumn de Wilde, photography by Christopher Blauvelt).
Emotionally tortured Greta Garbo, and Incredible lights and sets, in Camille, directed by George Cukor in 1936 (photography by William H. Daniels and Karl Freund).
Trouble in Paradise, directed by Ernst Lubitsch in 1932 (photography by Victor Milner).