Related Recs

🙅

Grave of tHe fireflies (1988)

i read the entire wikipedia page of the movie before watching it so i wouldn't get hit by the ending, but it didn't prevent me for weeping and getting devastated. plus, i watched it few weeks after my aunt passed away. so... ghibli animations are gorgeous, but never again with grave of the fireflies

@language_is_a_virus

Jun 26, 2025

⭐

Grave of the Fireflies (1988)

You've probably watched this movie, but it never fails to make me cry. The animation is just beautiful. i died dead, came back to life and died AGAIN. 10/10.

@polaris_is_here

Jan 29, 2025

🧚

movie rec: Riddle of fire

A nostalgic, synthy modern fairy tale shot on 16 mm. It’s about three kids on a journey to get their mom a blueberry pie. Visually pleasing and so so comforting to watch. I have not enjoyed a movie this much in so long! (Stream it on mubi)

@louloulouloulou

Dec 13, 2024

Top Recs from @angelrobinson

🖤

buying physical media

Magazines, music, the newspaper and PRINTING photos of your loved ones. The internet actually won’t last forever! And art of course.

@angelrobinson

Feb 23, 2024

🖤

LITERALLY JUST JOURNALING

Started a journal for the first time in my life recently. Actually game changing, I see now why it’s one of the most common self help practices… like what do you mean I’ll remember to do stuff if I simply take physical note of it? HAHAHA.

@angelrobinson

Jun 10, 2025

📰

SUBSTACK

Super generic answer but once I made my account last year I realised how poor apps like Twitter etc. are for communicating ideas. Like you can barely form a thought under 200 characters, let alone host an interesting discussion. Substack certainly has its pitfalls & the notes side of the app can be a little mindless but overall it really encouraged me to follow through on ideas & discussions & journalling more often!

@angelrobinson

May 8, 2025