cafe com duendes

and how to disappear completely

[flexibilitas-cerea]

Bob & Charlotte’s night out in Tokyo. Lost in Translation, (2003).

[robertbressons]

“My angel. Flung out of space.”

Carol (2015) - dir.  Todd Haynes

[vardaagnes]

Faye Wong in Chungking Express (1994)

[cinemove]

Faye Wong in Chungking Express (1994) dir. Wong Kar Wai

[teconozcomascarita]

Ménilmontaut (Devant Chez Mestre), Paris. Willy Ronis, 1947

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

[lapluienostalgique]

Lovebirds Jean Seberg and Jean-Paul Belmondo in À bout de souffle directed by Jean-Luc Godard in 1960.

[cinemawithoutpeople]

Cinema without people: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920, Robert Weine, dir.)

[therealannekelly-deactivated201]

As if this movie wasn’t creepy enough.

[nuuro]

My future daughter

[regularjulia]

this is one of my favorite videos ever

[lou-stat]

Thom Yorke with Portishead / LatitudeFest2015 / MattTasker7 and Deadskinboy on Twitter

[dicktripwire]

Wallpapers from Scott Pilgrim Volume 6 Color Edition. Part 2 of 3.

[radiomaru]

these are awesome….. *_*

[radiomaru]

Edgar Wright reading Scott Pilgrim Vol 2 during a meeting, taken (by me) in May 2008.

That was five years ago…….

[radiomaru]

now it was 7 years ago.

[danieltopetephoto]

meredithxgraves from Perfect Pussy at my house

[tissueandfilament]

Perfect Pussy (@perfectpussyband)

Now That’s Class, Lakewood, OH 7/17/14

http://bettersouls.com

[black-0rpheus]

"[Norman] gets out and pushes the light-toned car into the dark thick morass of waters to submerge the evidence, watching nervously and nibbling as it slowly gurgles lower and lower into the muck. He cups his hands in front of his chin, fearful that it won’t sink entirely. The car sinks only part way in - and then halts. Norman, looking remarkably like a scared bird, darts his head around anxiously. Then he grins approvingly when it is finally swallowed up…by the blackness. He is relieved that the evidence is covered up." -Tim Dirks

[untrustyou]

Nathanael Turner

[retroreverbs]

Monsters of the Sea by Barbara Lindsay (1962).

[cyclogenesis]