A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, 1992
35 Shots of Rum | 35 Rhums (2008, France)
Director: Claire Denis Cinematographer: Agnès Godard
Miranda (Anne Lambert) collects flowers on St. Valentine’s Day in a deleted scene from Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)
Karen Robson as Irma Leopold PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK 1975 | dir. Peter Weir
My Brilliant Career (1979)
The Queen’s Gambit (Scott Frank, 2020)
fire walk with me (1992)
A Royal Affair (2012) dir. Nikolaj Arcel
Wuthering Heights (2011) - people in landscapes
Olivia Hussey in Romeo and Juliet | 1968
L’Amant, 1992
The Mirror, 1975
JANE EYRE 2011 I Cary Fukunaga
“Furthermore, we must ask: Is the mechanization and even robotization of our daily life the best that thousands of years of human labor can produce? Can we imagine reconstructing our lives around a commoning of our relations with others, including animals, waters, plants, and mountains - which the large-scale construction of robots will certainly destroy? This is the horizon that the discourse and the politics of the commons opens for us today, not the promise of an impossible return to the past but the possibility of recovering the power of collectively deciding our fate on this earth. This is what I call re-enchanting the world.” - Silvia Federici, 2019. Re-Enchanting the World: Feminism and the Politics of the Commons