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[:) @blessedbck]

@V00dochild @statmusefc yamal has more titles then kane at 19

[blue🌞 @cyanopsis]

a man who believes he’ll be satisfied by getting more of what he wants doesn’t understand what “want” is.

want isn’t a hole you fill but a muscle that grows stronger every time you use it. the ones who knew this turned inward and built empires out of the same force that might have ruined them.

the ones who didn’t built harems that became prisons and died inside them, surrounded by flesh and starving for what flesh was never going to give

[Natanael @natanaeltn_]

Hamlet (Laurence Olivier, 1948).

[Daniel Marley @UlteriousFilm]

THE ROCKING HORSE WINNER (1949)

[Sabrina Moro @SabrinaMoro9]

Heaven's Gate ( 1980 ).
Michael Cimino 🎥

[Badger @Bertrom]

Anna Pavlova once observed that “Somewhere in every one of us, no matter how deep it may be hidden, is a latent germ of beauty.”

‘Ballet’ the sole photographic work of Alexey Brodovitch, who, in 1945, encapsulated the true essence of ballet in 104 black-and-white photogravures.

[𝒮𝒪𝒩𝒩𝒴 𝒮𝐸𝐻𝑅𝒜 ੴ @sonnysehra]

a german cavalryman watching a plane (1910)

[SLAM: Prints, Drawings and Photographs @slam_drawings]

The Tree that Has Grown Hollow for My... https://t.co/1wQ0kI5VQ1

[SLAM: Prints, Drawings and Photographs @slam_drawings]

Untitled (man and ice-covered branches) https://t.co/qVy9Q3HthQ

[.stuff @vintagestuff4]

Sea Sick Women Out on the High Seas
Vinnie DeVille
1940's

[Bobbie @bo66ie29]

Make our streets look like Saratoga Springs in 1915.

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

'Hand grasping a beautiful young woman’s long, dark hair.' Photographed in 1910.

[BM: Photography (Bot) @bm_photobot]

[Untitled] https://t.co/3vtLhPHDBw

[The projectionist woman @projectionistw]

'Winter Light' (1963) Ingmar Bergman.

[sam. @suddenxfear]

witchhammer (1970) / otakar vávra

[VIKARE @vikare06]

Masterpiece shot of the day, two stills from "The King of Kings" (1926) directed by Cecil B Demille.
Despite showing a large crowd in the background, the shot is blocked masterfully allowing for a clear separation of everything in the foreground. This requires meticolous preparation