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Fedora (Billy Wilder, 1978)

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Mariusz Lewandowski

[jodi-comer]

Another Round / Druk (2020)

for @connorstolll

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FKA Twigs looking like the goddess that she is

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she is the moment

Lous and the yakuza

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Été 85 // Summer of 85 (2020) dir. François Ozon

So I decided to do a review here and give my opinion in english so that more people might decide to watch it. I apologise in advance for any mistakes.

Based on the english book titled Dance on My Grave (1982), Été 85 or Summer of 85 is a French movie that was released on July 14th in France. I do not know if the movie will be released in theaters in other countries and that's why I thought it was a good idea to talk about it here in hope that people from everywhere might decide to watch it once it's downloadable (?).

This movie has been compared many MANY times to Call me by your name but I'm telling you right now it is absolutely not the same apart from the fact that it's two dudes falling in love. However the main actors have said that Été 85 reminds them of My Own Private Idaho (1991).

Basically, and I hope I'm not giving too much away, it's a movie about a 16yo man (Alexis) meeting another man only a year and half older than him (18) called David during summer vacations. One is particularly shy and obsessed with death while the other one shows a strong mysterious character looking for fun.

Throughout the movie we can see their relationship slowly escalating to what may look like a couple, at least from one perspective. David makes Alex promise that they'll have to dance on the grave of the first one who dies.

But at some point something (or someone) will kind of disturb their relationship. And I honestly can't say more or I'd really be giving too much away haha

Now I would like to explain why I'm obsessed and so shaken by this movie :

Not only is it a beautiful and sad love story, but it most importantly is realistic and that's why I felt so close to their relationship. The first part of the movie just makes you want to be loved so bad. You can feel the passion and the love as well as the anger and jealousy. This movies talks about love, grief, how to move on, passion, friendship, and just youth in general. It's a different coming of age and I would recommend it to everyone.

I feel like there is so much more to say but my lack of vocabulary stops me there lol. Anyway I hope you liked it and that you're planning on watching it now

[morganwolfe]

Thank you for the review @twzntyonepiiots​ Just adding the trailer on for those haven’t seen it.

[twzntyonepiiots]

Été 85 // Summer of 85 (2020) dir. François Ozon

So I decided to do a review here and give my opinion in english so that more people might decide to watch it. I apologise in advance for any mistakes.

Based on the english book titled Dance on My Grave (1982), Été 85 or Summer of 85 is a French movie that was released on July 14th in France. I do not know if the movie will be released in theaters in other countries and that's why I thought it was a good idea to talk about it here in hope that people from everywhere might decide to watch it once it's downloadable (?).

This movie has been compared many MANY times to Call me by your name but I'm telling you right now it is absolutely not the same apart from the fact that it's two dudes falling in love. However the main actors have said that Été 85 reminds them of My Own Private Idaho (1991).

Basically, and I hope I'm not giving too much away, it's a movie about a 16yo man (Alexis) meeting another man only a year and half older than him (18) called David during summer vacations. One is particularly shy and obsessed with death while the other one shows a strong mysterious character looking for fun.

Throughout the movie we can see their relationship slowly escalating to what may look like a couple, at least from one perspective. David makes Alex promise that they'll have to dance on the grave of the first one who dies.

But at some point something (or someone) will kind of disturb their relationship. And I honestly can't say more or I'd really be giving too much away haha

Now I would like to explain why I'm obsessed and so shaken by this movie :

Not only is it a beautiful and sad love story, but it most importantly is realistic and that's why I felt so close to their relationship. The first part of the movie just makes you want to be loved so bad. You can feel the passion and the love as well as the anger and jealousy. This movies talks about love, grief, how to move on, passion, friendship, and just youth in general. It's a different coming of age and I would recommend it to everyone.

I feel like there is so much more to say but my lack of vocabulary stops me there lol. Anyway I hope you liked it and that you're planning on watching it now

[twzntyonepiiots]

Été 85 // Summer of 85 (2020) dir. François Ozon

So I decided to do a review here and give my opinion in english so that more people might decide to watch it. I apologise in advance for any mistakes.

Based on the english book titled Dance on My Grave (1982), Été 85 or Summer of 85 is a French movie that was released on July 14th in France. I do not know if the movie will be released in theaters in other countries and that's why I thought it was a good idea to talk about it here in hope that people from everywhere might decide to watch it once it's downloadable (?).

This movie has been compared many MANY times to Call me by your name but I'm telling you right now it is absolutely not the same apart from the fact that it's two dudes falling in love. However the main actors have said that Été 85 reminds them of My Own Private Idaho (1991).

Basically, and I hope I'm not giving too much away, it's a movie about a 16yo man (Alexis) meeting another man only a year and half older than him (18) called David during summer vacations. One is particularly shy and obsessed with death while the other one shows a strong mysterious character looking for fun.

Throughout the movie we can see their relationship slowly escalating to what may look like a couple, at least from one perspective. David makes Alex promise that they'll have to dance on the grave of the first one who dies.

But at some point something (or someone) will kind of disturb their relationship. And I honestly can't say more or I'd really be giving too much away haha

Now I would like to explain why I'm obsessed and so shaken by this movie :

Not only is it a beautiful and sad love story, but it most importantly is realistic and that's why I felt so close to their relationship. The first part of the movie just makes you want to be loved so bad. You can feel the passion and the love as well as the anger and jealousy. This movies talks about love, grief, how to move on, passion, friendship, and just youth in general. It's a different coming of age and I would recommend it to everyone.

I feel like there is so much more to say but my lack of vocabulary stops me there lol. Anyway I hope you liked it and that you're planning on watching it now

[twzntyonepiiots]

Été 85 (2020) dir. François Ozon

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[obliteratedfreak]

Straight people lost all their rights when they turn Brokeback mountain's "i wish i knew how to quit you" into a meme

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@calleysunshine

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pascalispunk: amordemivida #TheRiseofSkywalker

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Matthias & Maxime, dir. Xavier Dolan, 2019. Photos by Shayne Laverdière [x]

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Matthias & Maxime (2019) dir. Xavier Dolan