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@vanityismyonlychild
Hello, I last year rewatched Hanna and connected with it in a way I didn't when I saw it as a teenager. I found an allegory for autism, her being unable to deal with the sights and sounds in her morroco hotel room. her fascination with specific details. her info dumping way of communicating and lack of social cues, and her feeling abnormal after seeing the results, followed by her fathers insistence she not use that word. Was this something you intended when writing? an allegory? or accident?
Not for autism specifically. It was a representation of how I saw the world and experienced it. Your interpretation and connection to it is valid (and I see it). Why I wrote this should not colour how you feel about it and connect to it. I am glad you found it again.
The Velvet Underground, Big Eye of Nico, April 1, 1966
Broadway Love (Ida May Park, 1918)
The waiting is hardest part, Harry Gruyaert
My top ten favourite Hitchcock films - 10. Stage Fright (1950)
I've done a bit of acting.
THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC (1928) dir. Carl Theodor Dreyer
big trouble in little china (1986) directed by john carpenter
"Okay. You people sit tight, hold the fort and keep the home fires burning. And if we're not back by dawn... call the president."
The Innocents 1961 | dir. Jack Clayton
The Tingler (1959) dir. William Castle
The Cycle of the Werewolf - art by Bernie Wrightson (1983)
Robert W. Chanler
Leopard and Deer, 1912
List of my favorite Bette Davis characters, in no particular order [1/?] ↳ Kit Marlowe, Old Acquaintance (1943) dir. Vincent Sherman.
—It’s late, and I’m very, very tired of youth and love and self-sacrifice.
I’m very concerned that our society is much more interested in information than wonder, in noise rather than silence.
For a word to be spoken there must be silence. Both before and after. -Ursula K LeGuin
Philip Jones Griffiths. A young couple seek a tender moment in a doorway, London. 1960s