carles puig(demon)t

😽

[ams(undemocratic socialist(☭)) @amsiseepy]

Explain your ideology in 4 flags

[carles puig(demon)t @andre4miras]

@pau1otatriste otra vez?

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

[looking at people younger than me] you have your whole life ahead of you, [looking at people older than me] you have your whole life ahead of you, [looking at myself] it's over.

[DepressedBergman @DannyDrinksWine]

Agnès Varda on the mystery of 'La Pointe Courte' (1955):

"There’s a mystery to 'La Pointe Courte' (1955) that I’ve never been able explain: whatever drove me to make a film? I knew nothing about the cinema, first of all because I never went to the movies; by the age of twenty I’d only seen a maximum of about twenty films. Nor did I live among people who were in any way involved in film.

I really believe that I undertook La Pointe Courte the way you write your first novel, not caring whether it will be published or not. Of course I was an avid reader at that time so you can discern the imprint of literature in my film: the film was directly inspired by Faulkner’s 'Wild Palms'. Not in its story line but in the way it’s constructed: you know, the way it alternates between the story of the couple and the rising waters of the Mississippi.

I loved this feeling of suspension, somewhat annoying as you’re reading but which feels quite extraordinary in retrospect. In France it was a time when we were beginning to talk a lot about Brecht’s theory of distanciation. I hadn’t yet read any theoretical writings on this but I was fascinated by this attempt to interfere with the spectator’s identification with the film’s characters."

(Agnès Varda's interview with Jean-Andre Fieschi & Claude Ollier, 1965)

P.S: Remembering the great Agnès Varda on her 98th birthday!

[Solie @lily__pond]

Haven’t been able to stop thinking about this

[azel @azel078]

“You are not patriots, you love the whole world.

You do not prioritize your homeland over another country.”

[໊ @cuntclave]

Isabelle Huppert behind the scenes of Amateur (1994)

[binnie @binniebunnnies]

an awkward hair length detaches you from your ego and brings you closer to god

[🎃Jorge es un Muchacho del Diablo🎃 @SSnakeFHL]

Jota de los Planetas

[tevito ᚛ᚈᚓᚃᚔᚈᚒ᚜ @deftevos]

.@odilonesque

[Suburb Septembriseur @primarycatdad]

Your twenties are for struggling against the hegemonic culture you've imbibed since you were a child. Your thirties are for communist study and development. Your forties are for revolution.

[María De Haro ۞🇵🇸 @JoseDeHaro8]

Andaluces de Jaén
Aceituneros altivos
Decidme en el alma quién
Quién levantó los olivos
Andaluces de Jaén

No los levantó la nada
Ni el dinero ni el señor
Sino la tierra callada
El trabajo y el sudor

A la memoria de Miguel Hernández.

[Luis Eduardo Alegría @LuisEAlegria1]

Jorge Luis Borges visiting Edgar Allan Poe’s grave at Westminster Hall in Baltimore in 1983.

[Alquimia @Replicante97]

Isabelle Huppert y Louis Garrel