Sihaya.

Death is never the end of the story.

[╋━ @___alesana__]

i hope you think of me when you hear ethel cain

[Sihaya. @palelilys]

@omuith Sounds intriguing! I think I'll give it a watch today to keep myself occupied during my free time. Hahaha, and of course! Do let me know what you think of it once you've finished watching. :]

[Sihaya. @palelilys]

@notresalut I see, thank you, Ilyas. And yes, I've watched the series! The performances were great, but it feels weird seeing Cal played by anyone other than James Dean. Though I gotta say, the last two episodes felt a bit boring. What did you think of the series, though?

[Sihaya. @palelilys]

@notresalut *movies, sorry for the typo. Some of the films I've watched are The Grapes of Wrath, East of Eden, Of Mice and Men, & Cannery Row. I haven't watched the other adaptations yet, but now I feel like rewatching these. Thank you for the information! ... and what should I call you? :D

[Sihaya. @palelilys]

@notresalut I see, I think I'll give it a watch sometime this week. That's cool. I haven't actually read any of his works yet, but I've already watched a movie adapted from his books. If I were to start reading his works, would you recommend East of Eden or The Grapes of Wrath first?

[Sihaya. @palelilys]

@omuith Eyes Without a Face is a pretty good movie! I haven't watched Bay of Angels yet, though. How was it? If you're into dreamy, heart-wrenching films that leave you staring at the ceiling long after watching, and doomesd yuri. I think you'd really enjoy this one and give it a try.

[Sihaya. @palelilys]

@omuith Yes, thank you for noticing! I've been quite into B&W films lately, perhaps partly for Noirvember. I'm curious, what's your favourite film from the '60s? Lately, I've been fond of The World to Come, Close, and Sense and Sensibility. Have you seen any of them?

[Sihaya. @palelilys]

🎥 | “The Snows of Kilimanjaro” [1952]. Dir: Henry King. DoP: Leon Shamroy.

[sora @winklebride]

AKU TAKUT AKAN ESOK: sebuah zine tentang futurisme disabilitas, antisipasi kedukaan, dan di atas segalanya, harapan. (1/2)

[Sihaya. @palelilys]

People often focus on finding the "right object" of love (i.e., being loved) rather than developing their capacity to love.

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