no dreams tonight

anastasia, 30, russian (and not very proud of that). i mostly post film, photography, and sci-fi // graphics // photos // film recs // photo sideblog and other accounts // some imagery and themes on this blog may be rather mature, so take it into account before following me.

[marionequade]

Moving through the universe at lethal speed

[dailyflicks]

MELANCHOLIA (2011) dir. Lars von Trier

[cinematv]

Kirsten Dunst as Rose Gordon in The Power of the Dog (2021), dir. Jane Campion

[formlab]

Green Battle, Lars-Gunnar “Nubben” Nordström, 1950-59

[ilcontephotography]

Dynamo Sport Palace, by E. G. Rozanov, E. K. Chivikov, V. V. Milashevsky and I. Mikhalev (1980).

Moscow, Russia.

© Roberto Conte (2017)

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[last-picture-show]

Arthur Tress

[ilcontephotography]

Right near to the place where Napoleon fought the Battle of Marengo in 1800 - deafeating the Austrians and expelling them from North-Western Italy - there is an old sugar mill, built in 1900 and abandoned in the 1980s.

There were plans to convert the buildings commercially, but the discovery of large amounts of heavy pollutants in the soil, caused by the nearby Solvay factory, and the resulting huge cleanup costs stopped everything.

These photos are from 2010, the sugar factory is still there. The bright blue on the wall of one photo is due to the asbestos removal works.

Spinetta Marengo, Italy.

© Roberto Conte (2010)

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[jackharkness]

All I know is… life on earth is evil. MELANCHOLIA | dir. Lars von Trier | 2011

[flippantsmeagol]

Supermoon

[archivedeathdrive]

Jan Tschichold’s logo for Penguin Books, 1949

[thesoldiersminute]

THE SOPRANOS Season 3 | Episode 6 "University"

[felicitysmoak-archived]

Thank you, gods.

[suassi]

JM Ramírez-Suassi

[transparentfossil]

Enrolled Drotops Trilobite - About 5 1/2" Around

[aretasreads]

Surreal Montage — Sinners (2025)

[haciaelmar]

the shard | Olympus OM-1 | Kodak Gold 200 | 2026

[marionequade]

“I suppose at one time in my life I might have had any number of stories, but now there is no other. This is the only story I will ever be able to tell.”

The Secret History as a ‘50s film classic