#- À Paris.

[coffeeandcinemaandmusic]

L'Amour à la mer (1965). dir. Guy Gilles

[sirlancevrot]

my bbs 🤲

[kabukiaku]

Lucille in noir 🖤✨

[poppingmary]

Exception - Impossible to ignore it in this blog.

Celine Dion performed Edith Piaf’s “Hymne à l’amour” in Dior Haute Couture, standing beneath the Olympic Rings on the Eiffel Tower, in the opening ceremony for The Olympic Games 2024 in Paris. For the occasion she wore a white silk georgette floor-length dress dripping in shimmering beads and sequins, complete with a mock-neck and a sweeping train. This dress was made over 1.000 hours by members of the Dior atelier.

July 26 2024

[banan0isblue]

Flea panic* Remake yee

[myelicia]

Natalie Salbevia

[francille]

Unfinished! But thinkin of a lil gothic AU…with Francille ofc <3

[hedgehog-moss]

me sending yet another email to a French public service to ask them why they use so many gratuitous English words in a service that's supposed to be non-discriminatory and accessible to everyone in the country

[ironicallyelijah]

oh to be a nonverbal autistic silly little flea dehumanized by everyone i encounter and called a literal monster.

francoeur is a fucking brilliant character.

their setup for his true reveal is genuinely phenomenal.

the way she falls and he immediately catches her. the music stops like everything is resetting. because up until that moment everything visual and auditory in the film has been trying to depict him as a monster. his adorable chirps warped into terrifying alien growling and his gentle sweet appearance stripped down to just his eyes and towering silhouette. one of most textbook ways to dehumanize a person is to remove their face. we dont get to see his face until the big reveal, already serving to make us rethink him as a character.

and then she falls

and he immediately catches her

THE WAY YOU CAN REWATCH AND SEE HOW HES JUST TRYING TO PEACEFULLY INTERACT WITH PEOPLE. HE WAS DRAWN IN BY THE SOFT MUSIC OF THE OLD LADY'S PHONOGRAPH AND PERCHES ON HER BALCONY TO LISTEN, BUT SHE SCREECHES AND HE JUMPS AWAY, PETRIFIED.

HE TRIED TO PUT HIS HAND ON THE MANS SHOULDER TO CALM HIM DOWN, BUT HE PULLS BACK UNTIL ALL FRANCOEUR HAS IS HIS COAT, AND HES JUST SO CONFUSED. HE JUST STARES AT THE COAT, CURIOUS BUT ABSOLUTELY DUMBFOUNDED.

HE DESERVES THE WORLD HONESTLY.

[fidjiefidjie]

🗞 "Vous le connaissez ?" 📰

Illustration 🖌🖍 de Duncan 1890

👋 Bel après-midi

[porinss]

Love, ah~

[littleminipop5]

The steven meme from twitter, they are EVERYTHING to me.

[dozydawn]

La Dame à la Licorne (The Lady and the Unicorn) performed by the Paris Opera Ballet, 1959. Photographed by Jack Garofalo.

Starring Liane Dayde and Claude Bessy. Choreographed by Heinz Rosen. Conceived and designed by Jean Cocteau.

"Cocteau ... has created an enigmatic libretto in which a noble maiden has a lovely white unicorn which eats only from her hand. But after the Knight comes, and an amorous pas de deux ensues between the two aristocrats, the Unicorn will no longer eat and dies. The Knight, who has left, now returns, but the Lady is no longer interested in him. As the curtain falls, she is on stage alone, with neither Knight nor Unicorn, pointing to a banner on which is inscribed 'Mon seul desir' (My only desire)."

[kabukiaku]

going positively insane for them.

[notsodumbww2captain]

Quand même Kaamelott ça reste la meilleure fan fiction self insert faite à ce jour.

[kaban-bang]

chat was this a monsterfucker movie I can't recall