#high-rise
![jesusismyhostage:fancykraken:Dr. Robert Laing in High-Rise, 2016 [x] Ultra mega HQ download. WAR](https://64.media.tumblr.com/122c220b961059c650e245c508b455e4/tumblr_o14pu13XS31qaji3vo1_1280.jpg "jesusismyhostage:fancykraken:Dr. Robert Laing in High-Rise, 2016 [x] Ultra mega HQ download. WAR")
Dr. Robert Laing in High-Rise, 2016 [x]
Ultra mega HQ download. WARNING: May cause shortness of breath and, um, other things.
Oh! Oh my! Thank you very much @jesusismyhostage.
The “welcome” brochure elevates what may have been a sexy pic into a work of art. Gorgeous!
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Luke Evans
In The Earth: Film Review
In The Earth: Film Review
In the 21st Century Folk Horror Revival, several names keep coming to the fore, among those are the partnership of British film director Ben Wheatley and screenwriter Amy Jump. Together they have previously brought us the new wave of folk horror gems Kill List (2011) and A Field in England (2013) as well as the tangentially associated Sightseers (2012) – a darkly humourous film that is akin to…
Matteo Ghidoni 2007.
High-Rise Autopsies, HR06 = first sequence of events (alliances, fights, blackouts)
primera secuencia de eventos (alianzas, disputas, apagones)
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Tom Hiddleston behind the scenes in High Rise | StudioCanal
Chrome and Crystal by Skuggzi
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The Lloyd’s building (left), architect Richard Rogers 1986, and The Willis building (right), architect Norman Foster 2008. City of London.
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Skygraterby Skuggzi
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Bird flying over The Leadenhall Building aka The Cheesegrater, City of London. Designed by Graham Stirk of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners 2014.
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High rise buildings Sydney
Recapping the evening’s Tom news…
Images from The Jokers Films website, with the High Rise press kit (in French) there, too.
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Tom Hiddleston reads an excerpt from Extreme Metaphors- Interviews with J G Ballard featuring an interview with the author from Search & Destroy; first published in 1978.
Get the book here, read the original article here and check out the transcript of the snippet Tom reads below and see just how incredibly well Ballard predicts the growth and changes of our relationship with technology:
