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wh0-is-lily · 23 days

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Pink Vintage Movie Posters 🌸

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atomic-chronoscaph · 21 days

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Prince and Apollonia Kotero - Purple Rain (1984)

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omp4n · 2 months

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AKIRA movie poster. Shimo-Ochiai. Shinjuku. Tokyo, Japan.

#AKIRA #AKIRA 1988 #Store Front #Shimo-Ochiai #Shinjuku #Tokyo #Japan #Photography #Movie Poster

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k-wame · 5 months

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BARRY KEOGHAN as OLIVER QUICK & JACOB ELORDI as FELIX CATTON Saltburn (2023) dir. Emerald Fennell

#saltburn #barry keoghan #jacob elordi #oliver quick #felix catton #cattonquick #felix x oliver #queer #homoeroticism #lgbt #film #movie #emerald fennell #period drama #queer media #movie poster #film photography #film poster #photography

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cyberpunkaddict · 13 days

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mirobraz · 3 months

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The Omen (1976) dir. Richard Donner

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cinemoments · 6 months

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Pride & prejudice, dir. Joe Wright, 2005

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catw23 · 5 months

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Angry Birds Blues | Top Viewed Episodes! 🤩To watch the full film on Dailymotion,

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funnyforyou24 · 24 days

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Fart Between Sheets - Aploko Cartoon Seconds just for laughs 😂😂😂😂😜

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savantfilm · 5 months

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"Lost in Translation" (2003) emerges as a tender, introspective masterpiece from the visionary mind of Sofia Coppola, intertwining the lives of two lost souls in the bustling heart of Tokyo.

Scarlett Johansson's portrayal of Charlotte is a revelation, exuding a quiet yet profound sense of yearning and existential uncertainty. Opposite her, Bill Murray's performance as the jaded Bob Harris is a nuanced exploration of midlife crisis and emotional isolation, laced with his signature wit and vulnerability.

Coppola's direction delicately weaves together moments of serenity and disconnection, capturing the alienation amidst Tokyo's neon-lit landscape. The film's narrative unfolds like a melancholic poem, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in the unspoken connections forged between two strangers adrift in a foreign land.

Lance Acord's cinematography paints a mesmerizing picture of Tokyo's bustling energy, juxtaposed with the tranquil intimacy of late-night conversations, evoking a sense of both longing and belonging.

"Lost in Translation" isn't just a tale of fleeting encounters; it's a contemplation on the transient nature of human connections and the profound impact a shared moment can have on one's soul. It's a cinematic reverie that resonates long after the credits roll, inviting reflection on the complexities of life, love, and the beauty found in fleeting connections.