Bambou Gili (American, 1996) - Ophelia in the Tub (2019)
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Bambou Gili (American, 1996) - Ophelia in the Tub (2019)
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I’ve got a problem. Or rather, we’ve got a problem, Poppins. THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR | S01E09
female awesome meme: (5/20) female driven films ★ Stick It (2006) dir. Jessica Bendinger
Gymnastics tells you ‘no’ all day long. It mocks you over and over again, telling you that you’re an idiot. That you’re crazy. If you like running full speed towards a stationary object, vault’s for you. If you like peeling pieces of skin the size of quarters off your hands, bars is for you. Because the only thing more fun than rips, is when your rips get rips. It’s super sexy. And floor? Are you serious? I mean, who doesn’t wanna parade around in a leotard getting wedgies and doing dorky choreography? It’s delicious.
Sky above clouds III, 1963, Georgia O'Keeffe
Adèle Haenel by Julien T. Hamon
Ph. Julia Hetta
Tintypes from the set of Little Women (dir. Greta Gerwig, 2019) by Wilson Webb
soft silence
René Magritte (Belgian, 1898-1967), Le pain quotidien [Daily Bread], 1942. Oil on canvas, 91.6 x 69.8 cm.
sometimes you’re impressed by an actor in a play. but its important to remember that what they’re doing is very embarrassing.
Photography by Xuebing Du
The Farewell (2019) dir. Lulu Wang