Alfred Stieglitz — ‘Georgia O’Keeffe (Hands)’
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and something completely different.
(other common topics: Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson)
and something completely different.
(other common topics: Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson)
Just finished reading ‘The Pillowman’. It’s a play and it’s short, but it’s one of the best things I’ve read in a long time. It’s beautiful, though extremely dark. It’s sad, though with a hint of hope. The dialogue is great, the use of symbolism is great, the story is great, ie a plot that developes in way you didn’t expect at all. I think it’s Martin McDonagh (who recently wrote&directed In Bruges) in a nutshell—and it’s brillant.
Read it.
AwardsDaily.com | FYC Gallery | Ad DisplaySaw this for 3 euros at my favorite cinema in the 5th arrondissement. Immediately after I wanted to take the metro to Gare du Nord, find the next train to Bruges, and board it with the clothes I was wearing and things I was carrying.
Hah, this film actually made me go to visit Bruges the very next vacation after seeing it. And Bruges is beautiful. (“Like in a fucking dream or something”)
(via rushmoreacademy)
Wes appeared on Charlie Rose a couple of nights ago. Due to a redesign, it’s nearly impossible to link directly to the interview. If you can manage it, go to the Charlie Rose website and type in the search box “wes anderson” and click on the first result.
