Lize Liza

ig: lizelizabeth.t

[poetry-siir]

“Do you ever realize that you actually like yourself but at the same time you also hate yourself.”

—

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Guy Bourdin - Dresses by Grès (Vogue Paris 1976)

[astound]

[weltenwellen]

Carol Rifka Brunt, Tell the Wolves I’m Home

[kafk-a]

Virginia Woolf, from The Waves

[angesirene]

— Anna Akhmatova, In a Dream, tr. by Lenore Mayhew & William McNaughton

[demiiwhiffin]

time 2 celebrate

[demiiwhiffin]

the boys™

[teenagerposts]

“Love makes you feel out of control. I think that’s how you know it’s right.”

— -Danny Diamond on That Wedding by Jillian Dodd (via suspend)

[gaypornsofa]

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The Woman Destroyed; The Monolgue, Simone de Beauvoir

[goodreadss]

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[shesnake]

We did an opera-singing scene, and there was a dancing one too… I don’t know why it was never used. Maybe it was too funny.

Maggie Cheung & Tony Leung in a deleted scene for In the Mood For Love (2000) dir. Wong Kar-wai

[birdmans]

watching cinema as a representation of love

Atonement - Robbie scrambles down a ladder and finds himself at the foot of a giant screen where the huge face, full of doomed melancholy, of Jean Gabin leans forward to kiss the shining lips of Michèle Morgan in Quai des Brumes. As Gabin kisses her a second time, Robbie, dwarfed by the enormous black-and-white image, buries his face in his hands.

La La Land - …Everything here glows with the warmth of old 16mm home movies… These are memories, fluttering by, grabbed at random – and yet all concocted, dreamed up out of nothing…

Inglourious Basterds - Shosanna stares down the packed house of Nazis and says in french: “I have a message for Germany. That you’re all going to die.” Hitler and Goebbels react. Hirschberg reacts. Marcel smiles.

Cinema Paradiso - Salvatore is overwhelmed, moved to tears. It is the most profound act of love he has ever seen. He laughs as tears shine in his eyes. Up on the screen, another kiss, the last kiss marking the happy ending of a film. And the age-old words appear ‘THE END’.

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1949- lana del rey

[luthienne]

“At night the madness goes for my throat.”

— Christa Wolf, Cassandra: A Novel and Four Essays (tr. Jan van Heurck)