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“Turn around.”

Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) dir. Céline Sciamma 

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holy trinity

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eili harboe | © prakash prasad

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“Everything I do is somehow based out of fear and trying to conquer it. Singing about the things I sing about is me trying to deal with my fears, as is trying to go up on stage. I feel like I have to do it. I hoped that I would get better at it, but it seems like this is the way it is. Maybe I’m just a nervous person. Once I’m done with the show or if I can feel the vibes — like someone there can relate to the show or they come up to me and talk about a song — that’s why I do it. It just makes it so worth it. It’s awesome.” – Kaya Wilkins

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me when someone unknowningly quotes carol irl: wow it’s just like that one scene from Carol (2015) dir. Todd Haynes

me while watching literally any movie: wow it’s just like that one scene from Carol (2015) dir. Todd Haynes

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- The greater good won’t feed your child. - It’s your child also!

Professor Marston & the Wonder Women (2017) dir. Angela Robinson

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it’s half past 2 am and I suddenly feel the need to rewatch Carol

update: it’s 3 am and guess what I’m watching rn

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A Ghost Story: Favourite Scenes (1/?)

Watching this in the cinema made me tear up. For some context, headphones Rooney is in the past and earphones Rooney is in the present. Present earphones Rooney is listening to a song her husband wrote before he died in a car accident. The white cloth she is reaching towards is her dead husband’s ghost who is bound to their house, unable to interact with her. Meanwhile, past headphones Rooney is listening to the same song, except her husband is still alive, in the room with her and watching her. 

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Rooney Mara on the set of A Ghost Story (2017) dir. David Lowery

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Show your true colors.

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Seductive Blondes and their tiny Girlfriends (ft. Carol x Atomic Blonde)

Looks like they could Kill You but is actually a Cinnamon Roll - Carol Aird

Looks like they could Kill You and would actually Kill You - Lorraine Broughton

Looks like a Cinnamon Roll but could actually Kill You - Therese Belivet

Looks like a Cinnamon Roll and is actually a Cinnamon Roll - Delphine Lasalle

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Rooney Mara attends the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival Premiere of “The Secret Scripture” at Roy Thomson Hall on September 15, 2016 in Toronto, Canada.

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“Death used to be something we just had to live with, now it’s a convenient way to escape pain. That’s okay.”

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Rooney Mara as Fernanda (“Fern”) in Tanner Hall (2009)

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