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cries & whispers (ingmar bergman, 1972)
La Pointe Courte (dir. Agnès Varda – 1955) Persona (dir. Ingmar Bergman – 1966) Mulholland Dr. (dir. David Lynch – 2001) Hable Con Ella (dir. Pedro Almodovar – 2002) The Silence (dir. Ingmar Bergman – 1963)
Ingrid Thulin in Tystnaden (1963) dir. Ingmar Bergman
The Silence (1963)
The Doomsday Clock was created in 1947 to representing how close we are to a global catastrophe. It’s maintained by the members of The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Science and Security Board.
The group of scientists, including 16 Nobel Laureates, announced this morning that we have moved dangerously close to all-out disaster. The Clock’s recent advance to two and a half minutes means that scientists and experts agree that we are teetering on the brink of societal collapse or an apocalyptic scale nuclear war, which symbolically occurs at midnight exactly.
In the years since the Clock was created we have only been this close to midnight once, in 1953 when the Hydrogen Bomb was first tested. Further, the minute hand has only changed nineteen times since the Clocks creation.
This is not an announcement to take lightly or brush off – these scientists are all renowned geniuses in their respective fields and they have never been known to change the Time casually or without very strong reasoning.
To those that are sick of politics and don’t see the point in discussing the current state of the world: THIS is the point. THIS is the result of widespread apathy, lack of education, and disinterest in current events.
Once upon a time Rome was a magnificent and powerful empire, but it still crumbled to the ground at the peak of its glory. As an Archaeology student I can tell you that those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
The final sentence in the Doomsday report this morning gave a warning, “Wise public officials should act immediately, guiding humanity away from the brink. If they do not, wise citizens must step forward and lead the way.”
The Dybbuk (1937)
Through a Glass Darkly (1961) Dir. Ingmar Bergman
Harriet Andersson - Through a Glass Darkly (1961)
Through a Glass Darkly / Såsom i en spegel (1961), dir. Ingmar Bergman
Through a Glass Darkly (1961)
You’re an addict, so be addicted Just be addicted to something else
― A Man Called Ove (2015) Parvaneh: You think you’re the one on this planet who can cope without any help at all. But do you know what? No one manages completely on their own. No one.
― A Man Called Ove (2015) Ove: Why does everyone keep asking if things are alright? Why would things not be alright?
Sophie Calle, I Died in a Good Mood, 2013
77 Eraserhead
80 Elephant Man
97 Lost Highway
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Melancholy is dangerous. It’s addicting. Once you find a way to cope with your darkness, you don’t even wanna deal with a drop of light again.
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