“This is How the World Ends” — a low-budget sci-fi adventure — is the first straight-to-VHS release in 20 years, according to South African director Robert dos Santos.
“It used to be proper slander, if someone said ‘straight-to-VHS,’ it meant terrible. But the whole point of this is to reclaim that and say, look, straight-to-VHS is actually saying that this is a well-made film, made with intention for an audience... This is a film that is made by humans, for humans — this is cinema you can hold, touch, and most importantly own.”
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Cartoon Network drags homophobic people once again for Pride Month:
“If you don’t support the community you’re not a true Cartoon Network kid sorry 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻”
@clperen@Smackgroyper You have nothing substantial to say. It's pathetic. I hope you someday are able to have compassion in your heart for people who are different from you.
I think Boots Riley being in the trenches promoting his art is awesome and I hope it sets an example for more filmmakers to advocate for themselves and their films
@AustinSmithern0@nyaraVT Rather bold you're speaking on what archaeologists are going to do because I'm not entirely sure if you are sure about any method scientists use at all
This is exactly why billionaires can’t exist. This man is burning the entire world down because he cannot accept his daughter for who she is. And he has the money to actually do it. No one can have that power.
@BDevereaux74@joelj198@chissbongrips@neyranglvr@Brown60E@beansdelivered Funny thing is science categorizes sex through cluster categorization, so trans people can absolutely change their sex by altering phenotypic aspects of themselves. Although I don't think you're particularly educated about this topic.
Mahshid Fallahi, a 30-year-old transgender woman, was killed in a knife attack in Sanandaj (Sine) approximately two weeks ago. Her body remains unclaimed and is being held in one of the city's morgues.
Based on information obtained by Hengaw Organization for Human Rights, Fallahi had been rejected by her family and was homeless at the time of her death.
Sources told Hengaw that nearly two weeks after Fallahi’s killing, her family has yet to come forward to claim her remains.
Speaking to Hengaw on condition of anonymity, a social worker confirmed that no arrests have been made in connection with Fallahi’s death.
Hengaw Organization for Human Rights is also aware of Fallahi’s former legal name. However, like many transgender individuals undergoing gender transition, she had changed the name assigned to her at birth. Within transgender communities, a person's former name is often referred to as a “deadname.” While Hengaw records all relevant information for human rights documentation purposes, it strictly refrains from publishing or referring to transgender individuals by their deadnames.
Hengaw Organization for Human Rights continues to investigate and verify the circumstances surrounding this case. Individuals with credible and verifiable information regarding the killing of Mahshid Fallahi, the status of the investigation, or the identity of those potentially responsible are encouraged to share that information with Hengaw through secure communication channels.
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