" People don't understand the elegance of simplicity .. "

 " What is it you wanne see, and when do you want to see it ?"

 Gordon Willis

that's interesting, don't let the title fool you!




http://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/29/world/meast/syria-iran-china-russia-supporters/

               
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Top of the Lake

“Television is the new frontier. Film is conservative. I’m sick of it” Jane Campion

paint it black

“In the Same Way Painters Used Their Paint…”: D.P. Bradford Young on Ain’t Them Bodies Saints and Mother of George

JOHN

A Dance with Death

http://spiritualityhealth.com/articles/dance-death

"It’s really a very beautiful exchange of values when women put their clothes on in the morning and she is brand-new and you’ve never seen her put her clothes on before.

            You’ve been lovers and you’ve slept together and there’s nothing more you can do about that, so it’s time for her to put her clothes on.

Maybe you’ve already had breakfast and she’s slipped her sweater on to cook a nice bare-assed breakfast for you, padding in sweet flesh around the kitchen, and you both discussed in length the poetry of Rilke which she knew a great deal about, surprising you.

But now it’s time for her to put her clothes on because you’ve both had so much coffee that you can’t drink any more and it’s time for her to go home and it’s time for her to go to work and you want to stay there alone because you’ve got some things to do around the house and you’re going outside together for a nice walk and it’s time for you to go home and it’s time for you to go to work and she’s got some things that she wants to do around the house.

Or…maybe it’s even love.

But anyway: It’s time for her to put her clothes on and it’s so beautiful when she does it. Her body slowly disappears and comes out quite nicely all in clothes. There’s a virginal quality to it. She’s got her clothes on, and the beginning is over."

'Women When They Put Their Clothes On in the Morning' by Richard Brautigan

they don't make them like that anymore...

l'amour à 20 ans - Antoine Doinel

Biarritz

Summer days and a little beach with an old history. Port Vieux, 43° 29' 0'' North, 1° 34' 0''

Charlie