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“That most important thing: love” (1975) dir. Andrzej zulawski

Honestly bro I had no idea wtf was going on in ts but the wardrobe was A1 and scene locations were mad cool. It also is the same dude who did Possession, ik a lot of you mfs on this app like that one. Starring Romy Schneider of “La Piscine” fame, also features a sleazed out performance by Klaus Kinski, it’s ab a photographer who likes some actress but her sherm bf is unhinged and manipulating her idk I got tired of reading subtitles. Overall it‘s a great movie to watch if you want to take a picture of ur screen to throw on ur IG story to make ppl think ur mad esoteric and knowledgeable ab late 20th century European cinema.

@eveilcalvin

Mar 18, 2024

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Deep end (1970) directed by Jerzy Skolimowski

British coming of age film set in a grimy bathhouse. A cautionary tale about being obsessed with a really hot girl who’s older than you. Beautiful, unsettling and so underrated. David Lynch said in an interview in 1982: “there's never been a colour movie I've freaked out over except one, this thing called Deep End“

@colincameron

Feb 1, 2024

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oh and cronenberg

The brood, videodrome, dead ringers, shivers all so good

@pissbowling

Sep 7, 2024

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Making the things that you want

Big and small. Painted this cheapy nightlight and now it’s perfect.

@madcampb

Apr 6, 2024

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Quitting your job

Damn y’all I couldn’t recommend this more

@madcampb

Apr 2, 2024

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Mrs. dalloway, the baron in the trees, Memoirs of Hadrian, the last samurai, family lexicon, remains of the day

Mrs. Dalloway: a classic and a masterpiece. It’s a love story. The baron in the trees: weird and allegorical. A boy goes up into the trees and never comes down. Memoirs of Hadrian: the only historical fiction I’ve ever loved. Published by a French woman in the 50s after a decades long obsession with the project. The last samurai: by Helen Dewitt unrelated to the Tom Cruise movie of the same name. A totally original story about the life of the mind. Family lexicon: a spare memoir/novel about growing up in an anti-fascist family during the rise of Mussolini. Remains of the day: how does Kazuo Ishiguro do it? He also wrote Klara and the sun rec’d above. Ending is wow. More: East of Eden, Middlemarch, The things they carried, Close to the knives, Giovanni’s room, Just kids, The Road, The myth of Sisyphus

@madcampb

Apr 30, 2024