#mia wasikowska

(viahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekHs3Xwi5eE)

Photographed by Carlos Serrano 

loopholes:

“We’re all mad here.”

surii:

CRIMSONPEAK
2015, dir. Guillermo del Toro

I just might have a problem that you’ll understand.

‘Jane Eyre’ Cary Joji Fukunaga (2011)

You said I was a liar. I’m not. If I were I’d have said I loved you, and I don’t. I dislike you less than anybody in the world. People think you are good, but you are bad, and hard-hearted. I will let everyone know what you have done.

Tracks, 2013.

ghostofyesterday:

Stoker (Park, 2013)

My 65 favorite
films of ‘18, so far:

#55 –
“Piercing”

Directed by Nicolas Pesce

Guillermo Del Toro’sCRIMSON PEAK is a sumptuous, wonderful and loving tribute to Gothic Romance, haunted house and dark fairy tale movies. To celebrate its release, here are a list of 12 films that may fill the void for audiences who need more of that lush Gothic Romance fill and can’t go back to see Crimson Peak 20 more times.

Repulsion (Roman Polanski, 1965) 

Stoker (Park Chan-wook, 2013)

wearyvoices:

Mia Wasikowska for TIME Magazine | 2014

Edith Cushing my beloved

If you’d like a print go here!

another old pic of mine

i adore crimson peak tbh

It’s so unsatisfying to play a nice, sweet girl. It’s so dreadfully boring and almost painful! I like to play characters who have their own fire.

- Mia Wasikowska 

Stoker
Directed by Park Chan-wook
Screenplay by Wentworth Miller
USA / UK, 2013

Watched on 3rd April 2014
First viewing

I enjoyed this a lot. It features a damn fine cast, beautiful cinematography and sound design, and the plot did not go at all where I expected. And between this and Only Lovers Left Alive, I’m starting to develop a bit of a crush on Mia Wasikowska.