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Nouvelle Vague (Richard Linklater, 2025)
Hour of the Wolf, Ingmar Bergman (1968)
1. Danse Macabre, Ingmar Bergman, The Seventh Seal
2. The Dancing Faun, André Kertész
3. Glenbeigh Races. From 'A Fair Day'. County Kerry. Ireland. 1983, Martin Parr
4. Eglingham Children and Silhouettes photographed in Northumberland, 2002, Tim Walker
Oskar Bergman (Swedish, 1879 – 1963)
Early spring in Ersta, 1930
Watercolors, 44 x 61.5 cm
INGMAR BERGMAN
a dance of the acceptance of life (fellini)
a dance of the acceptance of death (bergman)
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Heather Cox Richardson writes about Illinois Governor JB Pritzker's State of the State address (link here) and his meditation on love within it. Here's a quote:
That love for one’s neighbor, he suggested, is the country’s most powerful tool against the rise of authoritarianism.
“I am begging my fellow politicians, my fellow Illinoisans, my fellow Americans to realize that right now in this country we are not fighting over policy or political party,” Pritzker said. “We are fighting over whether we are going to be a civilization rooted in empathy and kindness—or one rooted in cruelty and rage.”
“I love my country,” Pritzker said. “I refuse to stop. The hope I have found in a very difficult year is that love is the light that gets you through a long night.”
Modernist British film poster for From the Life of the Marionettes (1980) dir. Ingmar Bergman.