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“what’s your dog’s name?” “dijon” “oh, like the mustard!” “no, like dijonathon”
underseen films directed by women
with letterboxd links (i'm bored). feel free to leave your own recs!
girls of the night (1961), kinuyo tanaka
so far from india (1983), mira nair
children of shatila (1998), mai masri
the company of strangers (1990), cynthia scott
the cherry tree with gray blossoms (1977), sumiko haneda
day night day night (2006), julia loktev
embracing (1992), naomi kawase
song of the exile (1990), ann hui
living together (1973), anna karina
sacrificed youth (1985), zhang nuanxin
just another girl on the i.r.t. (1992), leslie harris
shinjuku boys (1995), kim longinotto, jano williams
leila and the wolves (1984), heiny srour
fast color (2018), julia hart
flight of the swan (1992), ngozi onwurah
travolta and me (1993), patricia mazuy
u.s. go home (1994), claire denis
portrait of a young girl at the end of the 60s in brussels (1994), chantal akerman
merrily we go to hell (1932), dorothy arzner
blood tea and red string (2006), christiane cegavske
the mourning forest (2007), naomi kawase
the scarlet flower (1978), irina povolotskaya
forever a woman/eternal breasts (1955), kinuyo tanaka
losing ground (1982), kathleen collins
the day i became a woman (2000), marziyeh meshkiny
be pretty and shut up! (1981), delphine seyrig
the other side of the underneath (1972), jane arden
the final exit of the disciples of ascensia (2019), jonni peppers
bärbel and charly (1994), ute aurand
clotheslines (1982), roberta cantow
tremble all you want (2017), akiko ohku
peppermint soda (1977), diane kurys
i was a teenage serial killer (1993), sarah jacobson
sink or swim (1990), su friedrich
the girls (1968), mai zetterling
twelve nights (2000), aubrey lam oi-wah
maria's days (1960), cecilia mangini
kamome diner (2006), naoko ogigami
the book of mary (1985), anne-marie miéville
once upon a time... (1990), galina barinova
girls' encounter (2017), yûka eda
the fourth dimension (2001), trịnh t. minh-hà
the lighthouse (2006), mariya saakyan
daughters of chaos (1980), marjorie keller
the amazonian angel (1992), maria klonaris, katerina thomadaki
bernice bobs her hair (1976), joan micklin silver
turned this into a letterboxd list with some recs from the notes too!
@W_Asherah
Look, I'm sure it is unconscious for many of them on some level, but if he's not doing this to other men, the reason he's doing it with women isn't "because he thought conversationa and debate meant the same thing [...]. Men have conversations to 'win'"; it's because he doesn't value a single thing women have to say.
the beauty of life
- // @fairycosmos // ? // - // @cassidyshotchocolate // - // - // elsie de wolfe// @podencos // afternoon on a hill, edna st. vincent millay// rien ne va plus, margarita karapanou, tr. by karen emmerich// - // - // @ annalauraart on instagram// culpable, joy sullivan// - // @ jordanklancaster on instagram// @ niall.breen.comics on instagram// agatha christie// @plasticlove1984 //sweeter than fiction, taylor swift// the summer day, mary oliver
I hate that I’m always trying to find cool biology themed stuff to wear but all the “nature inspired” clothing companies just have like two crossed arrows or a minimalistic mountain on a sweatshirt. Fucking lame, that’s barely even nature-adjacent. Put the life cycle of a salamander on a jacket, put hyena skeleton patterns on leggings, put a damn field guide of birds of prey on a peacoat and THEN you can have my money. Do NOT give me a shirt with a leaf on it that says “stay wild” or some bullshit I would much prefer clothing that broadcasts to everyone around me how many teeth an adult Jaguar has or how some pitcher plants can catch and digest rats.
recommendations from the notes :) thank you @nepeteaa for the last 5 additions!!
studio 252MYA (paleontology)
ray troll's webstore (surrealist fish designs)
liberty graphics t-shirts (biology/dinosaurs)
present indicative (science-themed clothing + home items)
donbea tees - something fishy collection (silly fish puns about substance use)
camp mustelid (nature themes)
crime pays but botany doesn't (botany/biology)
umvvelt (marine biology patterns)
morningwitch (nature patterns)
svaha USA (science patterns)
cognitive surplus (some clothing, but mostly home items)
motel777 (nature goodies with a cryptic twist)
curlworks (cute critters with a hint of silly)
fossilforager (especially good if you're a bug or amphibian fan)
quailtea goods (wide range of animal art including mythical ones)
loonpflug (plants and insects!)
Now, you will never hear me talking about “healthy” food. I loathe the term, but not as much as I am disgusted by the contemporary mantra of “clean eating”. In How to Eat, written so long ago, I wrote: “What I hate is the new-age voodoo about eating, the notion that foods are either harmful or healing, that a good diet makes a good person and that that person is necessarily lean, limber, toned and fit...Such a view seems to me in danger of fusing Nazism (with its ideological cult of physical perfection) and Puritanism (with its horror of the flesh and belief in salvation through denial).” The Clean-Eating brigade seems an embodiment of all my fears. Food is not dirty, the pleasures of the flesh are essential to life and, however we eat, we are not guaranteed immortality or immunity from loss. We can not control life by controlling what we eat. But how we cook and, indeed, how we eat does give us - as much as anything can - mastery over ourselves
Nigella Lawson, from the introduction to Simply Nigella
Imagine if women masturbated to videos of boys being abused. Don't leave out the fact that men masturbate and have orgasms from watching women and girls being tortured and degraded.
(in the universe where capitalism never happened and we're in the sun eating fruit topless all day long) fuck i wish i had a credit score
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An Indian floorspread probably Deccan, first half 18th century
‘Circe Invidiosa’ 1892
John William Waterhouse
Beginner’s Guide to Medieval Arthuriana
Just starting out at a loss for where to begin?
Here’s a guide for introductory Medieval texts and informational resources ordered from most newbie friendly to complex. Guidebooks and encyclopedias are listed last.
All PDFs link to Google drive and can be found at @arthurianpreservationproject. This post will be updated as needed.
Pre-Existing Resources
Medieval Literature by Language
Retellings by Date
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this website lets you listen to the sounds of all different forests around the world
Reblogging again cause I tried this site last night and if you need background noise to focus this is perfect for that, I was locked the fuck in on a task. And it’s also just gorgeous to listen to
Susan Abbott, Small Town, Cold Winter, Saturday Afternoon, 2025, Oil
Mi-Young Choi (Korean, b. 1971 London based)
Enlightenment, 2013
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