movimentodescanso

[cidadesitiada]

O LEÃO TEM SETE CABEÇAS (1970)

dir. Glauber Rocha

[tactilvision]

Level Five, Chris Marker.

[cinemaspam]

Black Girl (1966) dir. Ousmane Sembène

[baccoart]

Feliz dia do trabalhador!

[amygdala-deactivation]

[martystlouis]

gotta love these little fucks

they be mad af

[389]

Kyle MacLachlan and Isabella Rossellini Blue Velvet (1986) Dir. David Lynch

[mournfulroses]

Nikolay Punin, from a diary entry featured in The Diaries of Nikolay Punin: 1904 - 1953

[callmehashimoto]

Minanfom x wä dé

[callmehashimoto]

Unknown

[mournfulroses]

Simone de Beauvoir, from a diary entry featured in Diary of a Philosophy Student

[mournfulroses]

William Morris, from a poem titled "September," featured in Poems by the Way, originally published in 1891

[lovesickbrat]

[jazz-improvisation]

Alice Coltrane (born: August 27, 1937) at The Monastic Trio recording and photo shoot, c. 1968.

photo: © Chuck Stewart Photography, LLC.

[nobrashfestivity]

Happy birthday to Alice Coltrane.

[funeral]

The Face of Another (1966) dir. Hiroshi Teshigahara

[sottopressione1]

Tuira Kayapó brandished her machete in the face of a government official who was trying to convince indigenous leaders to accept a mega-dam project in the Amazon, 1989

[lesbianmichelmishina]

“Electricity won’t give us food. We need the rivers to flow freely. Don’t talk to us about relieving our ‘poverty’ – we are the richest people in Brazil. We are Indians.”

part of kayapó’s speech during this event

also! she’s still alive! that sort of thing is always worth pointing out to show that we really aren’t too far removed from events like this! here’s a 2019 photo of her:

[shinytarountula]

I just checked, she passed away in August 2024 - but not before working with a filmmaker to make an hour long movie where she explains her life and her activism. If you want to hear what she has to say for herself, here’s the opportunity.

Movie is ‘Tuire Kayapó’ (First Contact) by Pınar Yolaçan, in case the link breaks

[diana-andraste]

Actress Maria Lani, Man Ray, 1930