phantom celluloid

This is a tumblr masquerading as a companion to my blog.
jesuisperdu:

[The announcement by Cannes Film Festival that all the nominees for the Palme d’Or award (the highest possible at the festival) are men has kicked off a huge controversy and caused female directors to write an open letter to Cannes Film Festival heavily criticising them.
The letter includes the line “men love depth in women, but only in their cleavage” before continuing to pick apart the festival’s advertising campaign which features sex-symbol Marilyn Monroe.
In the past the Palme d’Or has only ever been won by one female - Jane Campion when she picked up the 1993 prize for The Piano.][via HUH]

Total bummer, dudes

jesuisperdu:

[The announcement by Cannes Film Festival that all the nominees for the Palme d’Or award (the highest possible at the festival) are men has kicked off a huge controversy and caused female directors to write an open letter to Cannes Film Festival heavily criticising them.

The letter includes the line “men love depth in women, but only in their cleavage” before continuing to pick apart the festival’s advertising campaign which features sex-symbol Marilyn Monroe.

In the past the Palme d’Or has only ever been won by one female - Jane Campion when she picked up the 1993 prize for The Piano.][via HUH]

Total bummer, dudes

irathecat:

Rubbing my furry butt all over ya clean laundry!

also left behind a mysterious wet stain… from which end, I don’t know

irathecat:

Rubbing my furry butt all over ya clean laundry!

also left behind a mysterious wet stain… from which end, I don’t know

frogiswrong:

dwfth:

#257

so many dogs waiting for their humans

I work as a barista, and looking at the dogs tied up outside is easily one of the best parts of my day. Glad this tumblr exists. 

frogiswrong:

dwfth:

#257

so many dogs waiting for their humans

I work as a barista, and looking at the dogs tied up outside is easily one of the best parts of my day. Glad this tumblr exists. 

and 26 years before the Matrix, there was…

World on a Wire  dir. Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1973