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“A sister is both your mirror and your opposite.” — Elizabeth Fishel
JoandAmyinLITTLEWOMEN (2019) dir. Greta Gerwig
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My entries for the 28 portrait challenge on instagram.
1st row: Rina Sawayama, Kim Taehyung, Paul McCartney, Hayley Williams, Myoui Mina, Taylor Swift, Park Jimin
2nd row: Declan McKenna, High Fidelity (Rob), Halsey, Son Chaeyoung, Winona Ryder, Frida Kahlo, Eve Polastri
3rd row: Clare (Fleabag), 11th Doctor, Kim Seokjin, Beabadoobee, Chou Tzuyu, Metawin, Lady Bird
4th row: NCT Taeyong, IU, Beth Harmon, Post Malone, Melanie Martinez, Frances Ha, Billie Eilish
I loved Greta Gerwig’s version of Little Women, I literally saw it twice back to back in the cinema. There are many reasons why it is a great movie (the structural approach that Greta takes and its fluidity, the fusion of Jo and Louisa herself, the realness of each character), and these reasons have been explained endlessly already, but I was really fascinated by Greta saying in many interviews that to her it’s about being a woman and making art and reconciling that with the need for money and independence. And to me that right there is why Little Women is a great movie: it speaks to everyone on a personal level. To her that is the main theme, and I imagine it’s because it’s relevant to her and to her career and what she is going through right now. I see those themes and I understand them, but to me that is not what the movie is mostly about. To me, it is about growing up, and being in that period of your life when the dreams and hopes you had as a child should start becoming realities, and whether they do or they don’t. It’s about reconciling the person you thought you would become and the person you actually became, and intertwining 1861 and 1868 enhances the vividness of the comparison. It’s about relationships changing, and grieving not only for the relationship itself or for the other person, but for the person you once were when you were with them. It’s about self-doubt, and not knowing whether what you feel you need to contribute to the world is actually valuable, and it’s about making your own way in the world but also wanting to be loved. To me, it’s about all of those things, because this is how I feel right now in my own life. To someone else, who is going through other experiences, it might be about something different. And that’s why this is a movie I can’t wait to watch again as I get older.
Little Women (2019) dir. Greta Gerwig
Little Women (2019) dir. Greta Gerwig
“Sometimes it’s good to do what you’re supposed to do when you’re supposed to do it.”
Frances Ha (2012), Noah Baumbach
Lady Bird (2017)
FAN ART POSTER
The Shining (1980)
Little Women(2019)
Passing(2021)
Snow Day(2000)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)
Frances Ha (2012)
Dir. Noah Baumbach
Jackie (2016)
Dir: Pablo Lerrain
DOP: Stéphane Fontaine
“I never wanted fame. I just became a Kennedy.”
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Praying Greta gerwig doesn’t de-yassify Barbie
Nothing Greta gerwig does in her Barbie movie will ever be as good as Barbie life in the dreamhouse
So long no see.
This was the little art from Little women poster contest. I didn’t win, but was so fun to do them, a totally new experience.
The lovely folks at GQ gathered the illustrious cast of Isle of Dogs for an homage to the wonderful world of Wes Anderson – check out the full story.
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Landscapes in Little Women(2019)
Women on the run.
Films in Frame - Persona, Potrait of the Lady on Fire, Licorice Pizza, The Worst Person in the World, Spencer, The Double Life of Veronique, Little Women, Frances Ha, Fleabag, Run Lola Run
