the alphabet pony
mademoisellebardot:

Brigitte Bardot

mademoisellebardot:

Brigitte Bardot

(via mademoisellegainsbourg)


(Source: qsdaydream, via the60livehere)

aimez-vous-sagan:

the60livehere: 1963 - Brigitte Bardot as Camille Javal and Jack Palance as Jeremy Prokosch in Le Mépris.

aimez-vous-sagan:

the60livehere: 1963 - Brigitte Bardot as Camille Javal and Jack Palance as Jeremy Prokosch in Le Mépris.

(Source: girlsandmachines)

aimez-vous-sagan:

descroissants: À bout de souffle

aimez-vous-sagan:

descroissants: À bout de souffle

(Source: anneyhall)

jesuisperdu:

theartofmoviestills:

Week End | Jean-Luc Godard | 1967

i am not sorry for this all these godard posts

jesuisperdu:

theartofmoviestills:

Week End | Jean-Luc Godard | 1967

i am not sorry for this all these godard posts

kansassire:

Kriminal, 1966, Umberto Lenzi

(via espergesia)

descroissants:

IL DESERTO ROSSO(1964), MICHELANGELO ANTONIONI

descroissants:

IL DESERTO ROSSO(1964), MICHELANGELO ANTONIONI

(via breakfastineurope)


Ingmar Bergman wrote of the film’s iconic penultimate shot, in his autobiography: “The image of the Dance of Death beneath the dark cloud was achieved at hectic speed because most of the actors had finished for the day. Assistants, electricians, and a make-up man and about two summer visitors, who never knew what it was all about, had to dress up in the costumes of those condemned to death. A camera with no sound was set up and the picture shot before the cloud dissolved.”

Ingmar Bergman wrote of the film’s iconic penultimate shot, in his autobiography: “The image of the Dance of Death beneath the dark cloud was achieved at hectic speed because most of the actors had finished for the day. Assistants, electricians, and a make-up man and about two summer visitors, who never knew what it was all about, had to dress up in the costumes of those condemned to death. A camera with no sound was set up and the picture shot before the cloud dissolved.”

(Source: filmtrivia, via aimez-vous-sagan)

I’ve spent so much time in my head and in my heart that I forgot to live in my body.
Tara Hardy, Bone Marrow  (via estupefacto)

(Source: themilesiwandered, via espergesia)

i need to leave.
la-smoke-cache-la-merde:

L’Etoile de Mer - The Starfish (1928,Man Ray)

la-smoke-cache-la-merde:

L’Etoile de Mer - The Starfish (1928,Man Ray)

(via espergesia)


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Stay, a poem by Andrea Gibson

We were talking mountains and snowboards
when you said, “I’ll teach you how to fall.”
I said, ‘I bet you will.’
But my bruises will be half-moons
hanging above corn fields
that grow only crop circles. 

(Source: andreagibson.org)

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