I got inspired to draw a new Kajillionaire piece since I'll be lucky enough to talk about it tonight at queer film theory. More people need to know the slow burn of Mel and OD.
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I got inspired to draw a new Kajillionaire piece since I'll be lucky enough to talk about it tonight at queer film theory. More people need to know the slow burn of Mel and OD.
Redraw of a shot from my favourite movie!
Kajillionaire (2020) directed by Miranda July
old dolio needs new clothes...
Kajillionaire (2020)
LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOO!! fav female character!! 👀👀💃
Joan Watson (Elementary)
Malia Tate-Hale (Teen Wolf)
Eve Polastri (Killing Eve)
Sharpay Evans (High School Musical)
Old Dolio (Kajillionaire)
Alexis Rose (Schitt's Creek)
Misty (Yellowjackets)
Rebecca Bunch (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend)
Amy (In The Flesh)
Nadja of Antipaxos (What We Do In The Shadows)
Bedelia Du Maurier (Hannibal)
tagged by @thiamsxbitch ☺️☺️
rules: make a poll of your favorite female characters (no limits—as many or as little as you want) and see which people like the most!
tagging: @aristarr @honestlydarkprincess @opheliathiams @disasterpenguin 🥰
Today I started thinking about the title. Kajillionaire. I never understood it. But today I thought: what does it mean? I thought - it's something incomprehensible that makes you rich. What makes someone rich in this movie, besides childhood traumas? This thing of wealth - useless things.
Mom calls Melanie (Melanie in the dark) and says: blah blah blah, I bought myself a thing and also sent it to you. And then we see how Melanie's house is filled with useless things. And it doesn't matter that they disappear, they will buy new ones. Melanie only keeps what is necessary: Old Dolio.
And the Old Dolio family only engages in non-working scams. They live in a house-like place, enjoy trinkets used for unintended purposes, and that's it. Their life. That's it.
And you remember yourself: walking through the supermarket, ads spinning in front of your eyes, imprinted in your brain. You think: I need this juicer (you don't like juice), I need these nice spoons (you don't eat at home), I need this hanger (you don't have a closet). So many useless, non-functional things.
The Old Dolio family steals them all, barely ensuring another month's rent, and Old Dolio and Melanie are left alone in an empty room. Something will be there.
you're gonna have to pry old dolio out of my cold dead hands.
i wrote an essay. i wanna share. kajillionaire is the best film of all time. thats it byee<3