I highly recommend this book by @Will_Gompertz if you're interested in modern art history or want to explore it further. It's exceptionally well-written for beginners and thoroughly covers every -ism from the last 150 years!"
What Are You Looking At? - https://t.co/b3udmLMvgU
I recommend watching Atonement and The Hunt. Both films powerfully explore the devastating impact of false accusations, showing how lives are shattered. Donโt miss the thought-provoking endings!
Atonement (2007) - https://t.co/8mUIS56PJZ
The Hunt (2012) - https://t.co/d5BSfL5Vyu
I recommend this brilliant mockumentary starring @missdianemorgan. Her deadpan performance is so perfect it could crack diamondsโher โdumbโ questions are actually genius traps designed to expose modern absurdity.
Cunk on Earth (2022) - https://t.co/h029Krfwzs
I recommend this amazingly funny TV show, Hacks. On the surface it's a story about a standup comic hiring a young writer, but this relationship evolves into much more. A show that brilliantly captures resilience, vulnerability, and growth.
Hacks (2021) - https://t.co/cMH6H1hD6m
I recommend "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring" - a visually stunning Korean movie about life, set on a peaceful lake. It's about a young monk growing up and completing his own cycle of life!
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring (2003) - https://t.co/HJgFiGRRAl
I #recommend the YouTube channel Flavour Trip by Amii and Jimmi. Good music, Good food, Good company. Vibrant and joy inducing, like warm sun on a winter morning. Pure magic!
About - https://t.co/zbxtjk4Ih6
YouTube - https://t.co/t6KnZ77RbM
I #recommend this deeply moving play that breaks your heart and mends it simultaneously. Paired with brilliant narration, amazing audience and a powerful message.
Thank you @ChalchitraT for sharing this!
Every Brilliant Thing (2016) - https://t.co/FJwfkRQMBi
I #recommend this perpetual calendar [Timor, 1967] by the Italian designer Enzo Mari. It's minimalist and interactive design allows you to engage with it everyday.
Product link (This is a replica product) - https://t.co/ucZvDBrKbJ
I #recommend The Penguin. A gritty dive into Gotham's criminal underworld, following an evil man's ruthless rise through the drug mafia. Explore complex relationships with his mother, mentee @RhenzyFeliz, and equally evil peers.
The Penguin (2024) - https://t.co/NhwkptLGgB
I #recommend this beautiful @PayalKapadia86 film which explores the themes of love, loneliness, and lust with Bombay as a backdrop. Every character arc is so interesting and deep, it just hits.
All We Imagine as Light (2024) - https://t.co/WvDWB0W5i4
I #recommend this Japanese film by Ryusuke Hamaguchi. It's an emotionally layered film about healing. Its gentle melancholy and slowness adds gravitas to the dialogues.
Drive my car (2021) - https://t.co/5UdXLrIhHn
I recommend this Sofia Coppola movie, which explores the everyday melancholy and emptiness of life. This is achieved by the film's minimalist style and long, observational scenes.
The script was only 43 pages!
Somewhere (2010) - https://t.co/S99JlJNhJj
I recommend these two heartwarming romantic comedies by Cooper Raiff!
Shithouse (2020) - https://t.co/1djQTqtuqh
Cha Cha Real Smooth (2022) - https://t.co/mLARYYOJ5V
I recommend this masala action comedy Fahad Fasil film. A fun-loving gangster boss splits his time between bar revelry and street fights until he becomes the protective patron of three college students facing senior bullying.
Aavesham (2024) - https://t.co/A3Dy3qQrWY
I recommend this Swedish film about a family's unraveling after one tense moment reveals raw human nature.
Force Majeure (2014) - https://t.co/xKr9MblXaY