#After the rehearsal

[haverwood]

Efter repetitionen Ingmar Bergman Sweden/West Germany, 1984 ★★★★ Fantastic

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pressefreiheit

https://youtu.be/DJlORJGlzG0

[motionpicturelover]

"Efter repetitionen" (1984) - Ingmar Bergman

(Eng. title: "After the Rehearsal")

Films I've watched in 2024 (111/?)

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After the Rehearsal (Efter repetitionen) (1984) Ingmar Bergman

June 3rd 2023

[quakearts]

(he had to psyche himself up for three hours beforehand)

[wolfgangevenstar]

daniel’s face here always gets me like,,, what exactly are you thinking about rn be so fr,,,,,

[starzwithapen]

Of the firm belief that when John Dory is at cash registers he brings out his wallet and it has one of those 127 polaroid pictures of his brothers that just tumble one in one big rope . He starts retelling the stories of the most ridiculous ones without realising how insanely dickheadish he sounds all while laughing fondly . He then leaves without paying

[casualavocados]

That's enough! I can't stand you being this drunk. Fuck. Chen Yi— Get up.

KISEKI: DEAR TO ME Ep. 09

[untimelyambition]

curt and kim being dance partners in all the scenes at the castle is something that is so special to me

[mostlydaydreaming]

Gene Kelly & Judy Garland rehearsing before his first film, “For Me & My Gal” (1942)

[amalasdraws]

Proberaum

[lordoftheringsmusical]

The four Hobbits in rehearsals: Michael Kurowski (Sam), Spencer Davis Milford (Frodo), Eileen Doan (Merry), Ben Mathew (Pippin)

shared by Spencer Davis Milford via Instagram stories on 13 June 2024

[stevieharringtonwifeguy]

steve, robin, chrissy, and nancy starting a band together. each have their own kind of more classical musical training with robin being in marching band and steve, chrissy, and nancy all having Rich People Music Lessons as children, but everyone's shocked when they decide to turn that talent towards a punk band called Baby and the Girls

and they start off kind of small, with their Gimmick being the disconnect between their more prep/normie visual aesthetic and the angry, violent tone of their music. steve's the singer (he has a lovely voice, kind of warm and croony until he really starts screaming), chrissys the drummer (she's so tiny you can barely see her behind that thing), nancys the bassist (solid, dependable, gets a little smile on her face whenever she's got a particularly sexy baseline bc she knows the bass is what makes a song a fuck song), and robins on guitar (and keyboard, and violin, and one time an accordion which is still her favourite song to perform. basically whatever other instrument the song calls for she's got it)

and they get kind of a following not just for their angry music criticising the government and society and the like, but also because of how unabashedly queer they are. chrissy/nancy/robin have all visibly flirted with each other during concerts and no one's quite sure what the deal is there. steve performs like 75% of their shows in full drag as Baby (hence the band name) and winks flirtatiously at both male and female audience members alike

eventually they get Real Big, and get signed to an actual record label. despite knowing how queer they were before signing them, it's still like the early 90s so the label makes them tone it down a bit. song lyrics get a little more ambiguous (but not if you actually like. listen to them. i mean steve sings about eating a wide variety of fruits and vegetables in a way that like. We All Know What The Peach Is Steven), steve's not allowed to perform in drag anymore (although he does lose a suspicious amount of bets whose forfeits 'force' him to perform in a dress. new fans are baffled at how bad this guy is at bets), and the band name has to change, becoming Stevie and the Girls (the label wanted it to just be 'steve' but they compromised)

and over the course of their career, at some point they end up on a talk show with the Other Band From Hawkins, corroded coffin. the host is clearly angling for a punk/metal standoff, maybe Known Non-conformist eddie munson will call them posers for wearing so many pastel colours, or since everyone knows that steve chris and nancy at least used to be pretty popular in high school maybe there's some lasting high school drama to up their ratings

and yeah, their ratings skyrocket for that episode, but only bc steve and eddie reveal they've been dating since 1987

[calciumcryptid]

One of the reasons I love QToey is due to how secure Toey is in their relationship. Characters with Toey's archetype tend to be written as insecure, so it is fun to see him laugh off Q's "playboy" era with his friends and sincerely proclaim it doesn't bother him

[mrsfitzgerald]

richard & paul | tour'23 | part I ♡