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⛄️ finally uploaded a new lookbook!! ⛄️ i hope you all enjoy it — thank you always for the support and love 🤍🍂

female awesome meme [2/10] lgbt+ characters ♡ kalinda sharma (the good wife)

well, i’m just glad you’re not repressed anymore.     oh, i may have to take some convincing….

A Wrinkle in Time (2018) dir. Ava DuVernay

Ah, Vilde. You’re underestimating her. She’s the toughest of us all. She’s actually the first I would take to war with me. 

if you want to see an amazing Star Trek "musical episode," it's The Abduction from the Seraglio staged by the Pacific Opera project. Complete with redshirt orchestra, horny Spock, a Gorn battle, and Klingons doing bat'leth dance choreography.

The plot and score is the same, just rewritten into English and Trek-ified. (Spock's got a whole aria about his human vs. Vulcan struggle. “Yes, my blood is really green. But how much does that mean? Still, I cannot deny my fears. Am I human with weird ears? I’m a Vulcan. I'm a Vulcan!”"

and if you don't have the patience for a 2-hour opera, someone put together a 30 minute highlight reel of a different performance (by the same company, just a different year. there's some casting changes too):

Israelism (Erin Axelman & Sam Eilertsen, 2023)

Lakota Nation vs. United States (Jesse Short Bull & Laura Tomaselli, 2022)

Andrzej Zulawski - The Devil (1972)

Documentaries on Congo

Will he be as gentle as you?

KIM TAE-RI and KIM MIN-HEE as Sook-hee and Hideko THE HANDMAIDEN dir. Park Chan-wook, 2016

Chase Iron Eyes & Tokata Iron Eyes in Oyate (2022)

office romance (1977) dir. eldar ryazanov

Sambizanga (Sarah Maldoror, 1973)

Some of you have seen Junk Head at least one of the times I've streamed it but if you haven't watched Junk Head please do so one day. Not to be confused with the more recent and more grotesque (but also good) Mad God. Yes this is what all of this movie's dialog sounds like.

The Laughing Man - Confessions of a Murderer (GDR, 1966) Posing as West German journalists, East German documentary filmmakers Heynowski and Scheumann pay a visit to the notorious Nazi-turned-mercenary Siegfried “Kongo” Müller, pump him with booze, and get him to talk. Müller fought in Congo’s civil war in the 1960s, and the more Pernod he imbibes, the more fascinating this interview becomes. He asserts that blacks are no better than animals and shares his dream of enlisting in the U.S. Army to fight communism in Vietnam and beyond. He flaunts his military paraphernalia, including the Iron Cross he was awarded in Germany in 1945, and proceeds to deny his earlier statements about civil killings, the ethics of war, and the defense of Western libertarian values. This documentary tour-de-force is interspersed with pictures of Müller and his comrades proudly posing with severed skulls, and it touches on other Nazis who are active in Africa as well as American world dominance.

Same movie

Carina Lau in Days of Being Wild (1990) dir. Wong Kar Wai

The Motorcycle Diaries (2004)