Film & Poetry

Lights, camera, action verbs.
~ Wednesday, May 30 ~
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Rumi, “Silkworms”

sharingpoetry:

The hurt you embrace becomes joy.
Call it to your arms where it can

change. A silkworm eating leaves
makes a cocoon. Each of us weaves
a chamber of leaves and sticks.
Silkworms begin to truly exist

as they disappear inside that room.
Without legs, we fly. When I stop

speaking, this poem will close,
and open its silent wings.

(submitted by jtlovelady


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Despite your feelings regarding Martin Scorsese’s Hugo, this little nugget of behind-the-scenes footage is a particular gem. For those who’ve seen the film, you’ll remember this as the steadicam one-take at the conclusion of the film. Props to Steadicam operator Larry McConkey for attaching the GoPro camera atop during the sequence.

Watching the actors hit their marks, furniture getting moved, and sets getting pulled out during the sequence is more than interesting, whether you’re a master filmmaker or a passing fan of film.


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~ Tuesday, May 29 ~
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oldhollywood:

Carrie (1976, dir. Brian De Palma) (via)

“First scene in Carrie, Moss.”

oldhollywood:

Carrie (1976, dir. Brian De Palma) (via)

“First scene in Carrie, Moss.”


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I believe in only one thing

…the power of snacks to bring people together. 

Also, Simon Pegg.

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~ Sunday, May 27 ~
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retroadv:

Un homme est mort 1972 - Director: Jacques Deray 
Jean-Louis Trintignant
Un homme est mort 1972 […more Images]

retroadv:

Un homme est mort 1972 - Director: Jacques Deray 

Jean-Louis Trintignant

Un homme est mort 1972 […more Images]


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safetylast:

Harold Lloyd………………………Dr. Jack (1922)

safetylast:

Harold Lloyd………………………Dr. Jack (1922)


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