Favourite Clips From Movies #2
Marilyn Monroe in The Prince and the Showgirl (1957) by Laurence Olivier
(Yes, I am trying to get back into blogging. Must assert a virtual existence.)
Marilyn Monroe in The Prince and the Showgirl (1957) by Laurence Olivier
(Yes, I am trying to get back into blogging. Must assert a virtual existence.)
Hero by Miguel Endara, a dotted portrait of the artist’s father.
The process of a piece of art is always fascinating.
D&C: If you could give your 20 year old self one piece of advice, what would it be?
Chloë Sevigny: I would just tell myself to own it more. I was really insecure in my early 20s, about my looks and everything else. But I see girls today and even if they’re not quote “pretty”, their youth and vitality make them so attractive, and I wish I’d understood that then, and that I’d had more confidence. During that time I had a really powerful, strong boyfriend, and I felt really inspired him, but also a little smothered, and I was still trying to find my own voice. Now, nearly 20 years later, I’m finally starting to understand this business and own it a little more.
D&C: What do you mean by, “own it”?
Chloë Sevigny: Well, being an actress, you’re at the mercy of the productions around you. Like, being in a band is so romantic, but acting is different. When I was young I got a lucky break, and I kind of fell into my career, and then there was a certain turn of events in my life that meant I suddenly had to provide for people, and so I had to take on jobs just to make a living. So that kind of changed things. But now, years later, I’m finally taking initiative and trying to get productions off the ground. I’m producing something that I’ve wanted to make since I was 18. I’m making things happen rather than just being a player.
Full interview here.
This girl is too cute! She’s a Swedish girl living in Seoul (not too sure about what she does for a living, but it’s fashion related), who has really awesome style. Colours + Prints + Masculinity + Great Lighting = Another Swedish blogger to make us feel a bit more miserable about ourselves.
Blue Gate Crossing 藍色大門 by Yee Chin-yen 易智言 (2002)
My all-time favourite Taiwanese movie. Standard synopsis: An unexpected love triangle occurs when three high school students experience their first taste of love.
This is a very simple story told very simply, and shot beautifully. Movies don’t have to be that complicated.
Orla Kiely SS12
Orla Kiely makes the best fashion videos! Then again, I am biased because:
1. I love their clothes.
2. I am a fan of any video that involves awkward movements attempting to pass off as dance.
3. I love it when videos have bits that go in reverse.
Things like this make me wish that I had the guts to do something creative.
Hasisi Park is a photographer from Seoul. Learn more about her here.
The last one is a personal favourite. I empathise completely :(
Elsa’s apartment on Monki Television! Just the right amount of cluttered elegance I want in my future home.
The Noise by Austra
I like depressing music.
My Manic and I by Laura Marling
He wants to die in a lake in Geneva
Where the mountains can cover the shape of his nose
This girl’s incredibly talented.