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temporary-gentleman

Painting studies, after The Servant (Joseph Losey, 1963) + collage elements from the screenplay, rearranged

slowdowntogofast

The servant (1963) dir. Joseph Losey

ring-of-key

“What do you want from this house?”

“Want?”

Song is The Bondage Song (Unchained Mix) by London After Midnight and Sean Brennan

saturninely

Welcome back, Jedtavius nation!

saninmint

That time of year again!!!

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THE SERVANT (1963) dir. Joseph Losey

justsomeguy-cassavetes

iaconite

the servant, 1963. of tony and barret.

in that moment the illusion shattered. the dream dissolve. vera and susan were never there. it has always been the two of them. a tragic affair between the master and the servant. a deceitful narrative of a repressed romance between an aristocrat and his lover. susan represent his status, whereas vera represent the temptation. each mirror tony's and barret's thought. a union, pieces through the puzzles.

stoned-perregrin

Not enough of y’all of talking about this weird homoerotic film from 1963

It’s based on a novella (of the same name) by Robin Maugham who Wikipedia describes as: “unashamedly homosexual”

Anyways the film: it’s about the power dynamics in relationships shown through the 4 characters and their entanglements. (The bulk of film is about a man and his man servant and two ladies who are also entangled in this affair? — that’s about where I lose the ability to explain what actually happens without spoilers.) but anyways look at this

Like guys the man hoisting the guy on the bed is the servant and the man on the bed is his employer… the power dynamics sure do shift in this house.

But also the film is gorgeous! From the first shot I’m was impressed with the visuals and the sense of dread that hits you in this film makes it feel like a horror film (which I guess it kinda is?)