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GOD'S OWN COUNTRY (2017) dir. Francis Lee

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Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan in Ammonite (2020)

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When I watched Ammonite, this scene stayed with me

At first, we see the fossil hunter Mary Anning, who came from a distant, poor town, visiting a museum filled with portraits of male researchers and explorers. No women at all; because in those times, every achievement (whether a discovery, a book, or research) was credited to men, even if the real founder was a woman, just like Mary, her findings back then were attributed to a man or an institution, without even mentioning her name

Then in the next shot, one that I find incredibly clever, we see Mary standing as if she’s inside the picture, in the place she always deserved to be. It’s heartbreaking that she didn’t live in a time that valued her, and that recognition only came after her death

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Dmitry Khramtsov - Rapunzel

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Illustration of the Addams family for Season 2 (part 2) of Netflix series “Wednesday”

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I had the pleasure to illustrate the cover for the Fathom Press edition of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's horror story "The Yellow Wallpaper".

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Dream to his son vs His father to him

Dream is proof that regardless of how you were raised, your children deserve your love.

And then his father

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SECOND STAR TO THE RIGHT The Sandman | 2.11 "A Tale of Graceful Ends"

#sandman #season 2 #death #the sandman #dream of the endless #death of the endless #tom sturridge #neil gaiman

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MY DREAM The Sandman | 2.11 "A Tale of Graceful Ends"

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"Then, miraculously, early in the morning, there’s this ray of sunlight appearing on this wall in front of him. And it falls through the little tree in front of the window. There is this play of leaves and sunlight and shadows moving, and he looks at it and stares at it and he starts crying, because he’s never seen anything so beautiful. He probably has seen it, but he hasn’t noticed. Then he realizes that’s the answer to his existential crisis, to become somebody who notices that."