you do know that when jewish and romani people say “never forget” we mean “learn about the holocaust so you can recognize the warning signs of facism and genocide” not “repeatedly bring up the holocaust whenever anything bad happens and exploit our pain and trauma to make people care about your cause” and when we say “never again” we mean “take action to prevent any stage of genocide on any scale by any means, hold collaborators responsible and don’t be complicit” not “only care about genocide when it’s too late”, right? or did you think it was just a fun catchphrase?

no actually reblog this

The Panic in Needle Park (1971)  The Godfather (1972) Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

The French Dispatch (2020) dir. Wes Anderson

Adèle Haenel in De mon âme à ton âme - KOMPROMAT

Natalie Portman has the names of the Female Directors who were snubbed embroidered on her cape????.......... HER MIND

Queen shit

Gavin Leatherwood as Nicholas Scratch in “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” (Twenty-Three: Heavy is the Crown)

Adèle Haenel and Adèle Exarchopoulos photographed by Virginie Khateeb. 

ppl in the ratatouille tag asking who would win in a fight remy or stuart little and the answer is obviously remy like hello that cardigan wearing orphan mouse had his whole life handed to him on a silver plate, meanwhile remy busted his ass every single day to support a family of 500 or so rats, most of whom were homophobic!!!!! by night he was a CHEF, a genius forced to hide his talent AND his identity . you think he wont beat that spoiled little mouse within an inch of his life if he had to?? just because hes gay???? dont make me laugh

Helter Skelter (2012) dir. Mika Ninagawa

Penn Badgley photographed by Kurt Iswarienko for Bullett Magazine (2010)

Goodfellas (1990) dir. Martin Scorsese

Drea de Matteo as Adriana La Cerva, The Sopranos

Just as they reach the door, and as David steps out, Mia turns and looks back at Sebastian. He looks at her.

Their eyes lock.

A hint of a tear in both… And, ever so subtly, for just a fleeting second, Mia smiles.

It’s the kind of smile you could miss if you blinked – but it’s enough to signal to Sebastian that she recognized the melody he played, and that she still remembers it, and still thinks of it to this day…

Then she walks out the door.

La La Land (2016) - Dir. Damien Chazelle

tom ford fall 2019 rtw

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