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[karinawolf]

I AM NOT A FOX is now in bookstores everywhere!  Please share with your young readers and fox/dog enthusiasts!

*Join me for a FOX reading* –>  karinawolf.com/events

“Wolf and Groenink take on the big issue of identity within the context of a gentle urban world, and readers will sense that the thoughtful, earnest protagonist’s question–"Who am I?”–will lead to a wonderful answer: someone who is loved.“ –Publishers Weekly “A warmhearted and warm-spirited story of love and acceptance.” –Kirkus Reviews

[karinawolf]

I Am Not A Fox is coming to bookstores October 23rd!

*Pre-order here* –>  McNally Jackson | IndieBound | or from your favorite independent bookseller!

*Join me for a FOX reading* –>  karinawolf.com/events

“Wolf and Groenink take on the big issue of identity within the context of a gentle urban world, and readers will sense that the thoughtful, earnest protagonist’s question–"Who am I?”–will lead to a wonderful answer: someone who is loved.“ –Publishers Weekly "A warmhearted and warm-spirited story of love and acceptance.” –Kirkus Reviews

[karinawolf]

Coming soon, pre-order now :) 

[folie-atwo]

L’Armée des ombres (1969, Jean-Pierre Melville)

[wolfandfox]

Some of my thoughts on Wenders’ filmography:

Wings Of Desire

Until The End Of The World

Nick Cave and One More Time With Feeling

[wolfandfox]

Before the internet, before everyone kept an official record of self, these angels were the keepers of the world’s messy and elaborate fanfare. They are spiritual detectives, in search not of causes or effects, crimes or perpetrators, but of each soul’s articulation.

I wrote about WINGS OF DESIRE for @brightwalldarkroom

[mizworldofrandom]

[wehadfacesthen]

Humphrey Bogart, late 1940′s

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this glamour, it seems, is the substance of dreams.

[brightwalldarkroom]

“Daniel Day-Lewis’s characters are men whose eyes we can’t meet and who don’t seek outward. They remain in blind dialogue with themselves.“

-Karina Wolf, on Phantom Thread

[brightwalldarkroom]

“Reynolds has absolute, if absolutely subjective, ideas about beauty.  His ultimate assessment: “You look beautiful.” This is a professional and artistic appraisal; in his mind, they are statements of fact, as absolute as his understandings of himself. When Alma bridles at the patterned fabric of a dress she’s modeling, Reynolds instructs her: “Maybe you should change your taste.” And this foundational question of any relationship becomes the question of the film: will Alma change her taste to suit Reynolds, and if she does, will it satisfy him?“

—Karina Wolf, “A Lover’s Discourse: on Paul Thomas Anderson’s Phantom Thread”

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[wolfandfox]

When I start a film, I like to have a special fragrance to wear for it. So, I’m starting a film tomorrow and I’m going to wear Frederic Malle’s Eau de Magnolia—I like it because with every perfume, he works with a different person to do something special. After the film, I keep the perfume, and when I wear it I remember the experience. (+)

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Stephen Shore - Twenty-First Street and Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 21st, 1974. 

[wolfandfox]

[wolfandfox]

Collected the rest of A Christmas Tale soundtrack here.

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