TROU NOIR

— pour des cœurs arrachés sur des lances sanguines et des fleurs déhanchées aux nerfs des guillotines.

[samsfenders]

It’s not me they love, it’s my dance They are going to be disappointed when they’ll see me.

The Dancer (2016) dir. Stéphanie Di Giusto

[in-love-with-movies]

The Princess of Montpensier (France - Germany, 2010)

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[cinemphatic]

It’s Only the End of the World (2016) dir Xavier Dolan

[hollidayxgrainger]

Tell it to the bees (2018)

[hollidayxgrainger]

The Road Less Travelled | Season 2

[hollidayxgrainger]

The Capture

[lochiels]

Am I so hard to love? Rome is the peak of the world, and we are at its pinnacle. And yet, still, no matter which way I turn, I still can’t seem to find that which will make me truly happy. Why can I not be happy?

MAKE US CHOOSE ✧ Anne Boleyn (The Tudors) or Lucrezia Borgia (The Borgias) ↳ requested by @katherynparr

[wulfhalls]

frank herbert // the great dune trilogy

[meyerlansky]

his dark materials, episode one: “lyra’s jordan” ↳ the powers of this world are very strong. men and women are moved by tides fiercer than you can imagine.

[zenthing]

Film your murders like love scenes, and film your love scenes like murders.

Alfred Hitchcock (via zenthing)

[reversethesurface]

Eva Green as Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale (2006)

[bladwofgrass]

but you’re not a thing of spirit, vanessa. you are a thing of flesh… like me. you’re the wolf. you are the scorpion. you are all those things that slip and soar and stalk through the deep forest and the dark night. you are powerful. you feel it coiling within you. become the wolf and the bat and the scorpion. be who you truly are.

[laviniafosterpeck]

[likeasummer]

Vanessa. And where is she? When did we lose her, Ethan? She was standing in a quiet room, gazing up at a cross. She reached out, took it from the wall and put it in the fire. And then she was lost. And so alone.

[orpheusxx]

[villainquoteoftheday-deactivate]

“Memory. It is such a potent force in our lives. All of these memento mori for one sobering message: Remember that you will die…”

-Evelyn Poole, “Penny Dreadful”