there is a really stupid and embarrassing darkness inside of me
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there is a really stupid and embarrassing darkness inside of me
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"People who lack empathy only understand feelings when it's their own."
RIP Eiichi Yamamoto (1940-2021) Β πΉ
Belladonna of Sadness (1973), dir. Eiichi Yamamoto, is an unsettling hallucinatory Japanese animated film made up of Expressionistic and Symbolist moving paintings, with a variety of artistic influences. The breathtaking story of Jeanne unfolds through a succession of stunningly ethereal and luridly nightmarish tableaux featuring symbolic yet disturbing depictions of rape, violence, suffering, decomposition, and witch trials. Matching the trope of the witch, Jeanne is a formerly pure, now sexually awakened corrupted young woman who acquires magical powers through a pact with the devil. This haunting cinematic tale represents a metaphoric portrayal of womenβs liberation and universal liberation.
Read more: https://dianamarin.com/2021/01/27/belladonna-of-sadness-1973
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Gregory Peck & Tamara Toumanova in Days of Glory, 1944. The film marked both of their feature film debuts.Β