anouk

film student | 23 | she/they photography | fangirling | films | journaling

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welcome to my blog

anouk ~ twenty four ~ she/they

18+ only

cinema enthusiast + film school student

this is my main blog, little bit of everything — likes, follows & asks come from here

dark fanfiction main fanfiction blog

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tags

#talks

#likes

#not for the office

#film + #(name of film)

#journaling

#photography

always up for interacting and being moots

don’t send me weird shit on my inbox + bots are blocked

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happy new year!!!

[ruhaniya]

oh to be loved without having fear of being replaced or to be chosen without being compared

[nonefrancesca]

To be held without doubt,

to be wanted without hesitation…

[lifeafterpsychiatry]

Not everything that makes you uncomfortable is actually causing you harm

[alphagodith]

and not everything that causes you harm will be unpleasant at the time

[effemimaniac]

girl who has given up 100,000,000,000 times

[itwashotwestayedinthewater]

this means she has tried again at least 99,999,999,999 times. one of the most admirable traits one can have

[thesweetiepienovels]

Personally, I think you should become much more, every time someone tells you that you’re ’too much’. Because some people will like your muchness very much. It’s not your fault that some people’s capacity for muchness is not very much.

[noonecareslol]

When it hits 9 pm and I pull out this combo:

Ps: I have severe writers block. Help

[moonstruck-spell]

in need of a father jud fanfic

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

gen ai gives writers and people in general the mindset that “if you don’t want your writing to be accused of being ai generated, you must lower the quality of your works, because anything that is professionally written is generated by ai now”

like… there were times when writers were praised for their professionally crafted works. but apparently we have now resorted back to witch hunt, therefore any professionally crafted works must be ai generated because surely, “human writers can’t write anything that is remotely decent”

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Imagine time traveling to tell an author about this, they ask about literature in the XXI century and what are authors like or such.

The horror.

When I was younger I was praised for my prose skills and how well written essays or stories were.

Nowadays I get told they checked for AI and I got 78% because I used words such as efficiently or Oxford commas.

[westcoastheiress]

tt: @strangers.vibes

[rafesbabybunny777]

[thatsgazebo]

WTD fandom is not talking enough about the depiction of racism and colonialism. Mentions of lynching and then the red balloon appears in a tree in the Hanlon’s front yard. It appearing to Charlotte as a white police officer, and as a priest to the natives. A creature that mimics people’s worst fears showing the horrors of humanity.

[maalidoesart]

father jud

[phantom-threaded]

Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery

2025, dir. Rian Johnson

[wikiipediabf]

the "father, can i ask you something?" scene is one of the best tonal shifts i've seen lately. the way the scene changes from being chaotic, messy and hilarious into something so serious and important is so well written and performed. you can literally see the shift in the energy when she asks father jud if he can pray for her, and when he tells her that HE is with her instead of god... it's so well done !! the movie does a great job at highlighting the importance of faith in some people's lives while also criticizing what is reprehensible about religion, without attempting to change benoit blanc's disbelief in the church and religion at all. pretty neat.

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+ a little bit about me +

im a film student — I specialize in photography and lighting (I handle all the tech) and also am doing a course in animation film

I love all sorts of films, I can’t name you a specific genre because I connect with everything I see in a different way.

whatever I post will go under #my posts or #my photos the rest is reblogged

[exitdose]

OXYGEN (1999)