#British directors

[karingottschalk]

The Observer: Who was Muriel Box, Britain’s most prolific female film director? – Commentary

[nymphastral]

“Gentlemen. I find it strange. You are poets, each one of you and speak of your muse in the feminine. And yet you appear to feel neither tenderness nor respect towards your wives, nor towards females in general.”

Orlando (1992) directed by Sally Potter

[notbecauseofvictories]

It's very sad that I can't find a gifset that captures the manic, delightful, stupid, the-show-must-go-on-even-if-he-has-a-concussion!!! energy of The Goes Wrong Show, because as someone who did theater in high school, and has met a couple people who are professional performers.....it might be the most accurate depiction of Theater People I've ever seen.

[artfilmfan]

How To Have Sex (Molly Manning Walker, 2023)

cinematography: Nicolas Canniccioni

[pintoras]

Bridget Riley: Painting the Line (Sophie Deveson, 2021)

[the-woman-upstairs]

Twisters is so funny because we’re first introduced to the corporate sponsored tornado chasers and they’re just…a boring collection of dudes. Totally bland, with barely a single personality between them. And then in come the Tornado Wranglers: the hottest, gayest collection of exuberant fun-loving weirdos you could possibly imagine. And it’s like…gee I wonder who the good guys are.

[yourdailyqueer]

Ash Palmisciano

Gender: Transgender man

Sexuality: N/A

DOB: 3 January 1990

Ethnicity: White - British

Occupation: Actor, screenwriter, director, activist

Note: His character, Matty Barton, became the first trans character on Emmerdale and he won the Best Newcomer accolade at the Inside Soap Awards for his portrayal of Matty.

[tothechaos]

in "anecdotes that sound entirely made up," this evening i was at dress rehearsal for the show im in, the importance of being earnest. i was in the dressing room and one of the costume assistants fainted. i caught her and was asking her if she was alright, if she knew where she was, etc. the uh. unfortunate part is that i was asking her entirely in character, which includes a british accent. imagine if you will, fainting, and when you come to, a man dressed as a mid 19th century woman is asking you if youre alright in a british accent. i think i would faint again

[paper-possum-party-pal]

When they’re animals

Obviously Narrator’s a cockatoo while the Curator is a cat. The Director is a jellyfish because I wanted them to be some kind of sea life and it felt like it fit.

When it comes to The Narrator and Stanley on their own, I see the Narrator as a Yorkshire Terrier and Stanley as a standard cat. My reasoning is The Narrator demands constant attention,follows someone around everywhere, and is loud, while Stanley demands constant attention in a different font, is quiet, and does whatever he wants.

[kneworder]

[maxpadelchampion]

there is really something to be said about how george russell now moves me in ways i cannot describe. I started off mildly disliking him and now i act like he’s some guy i see once every two years, hang out for three days and then disappear into the void again. highly endearing and also just some guy on the street.

[batunatu]

au post..

guys, what would happen if a retired bounty hunter ready to start a life of luxury takes a young friend out of prison to travel to las vegas and end up meeting a g0re movie director and a gangster united against them because the ex-prisoner wanted to hit on a waitress?

yeah... (drawing from last year)

[sharpenededges]

Terence Davies - Death and Transfiguration - (1983)

[nonbinary-morro]

ok so im currently rewatching nimona in the hindi dub (thank you @sir-ballister-boldheart-boldheart for the link! everyone should check out their great posts about it too btw)

and right of off the bat, im kinda obsessed with this line change:

in the OG, Nimonas quip/joke is "The one armed club is about to get some new members"

but in the Hindi dub its changed to "Agar inmisay kisi ka basu pasand ai toh bata'dayna" (sorry if my hinglish isnt the best i dont do this kinda thing often XO)

(which translates to: "if you find a liking to any of these arms tell me")

which is not only equally as hilarious but also soso cute cause the implication shes ready to chop of any arm he wants as a fucked up kinda karma/compensation or as a replacement is just, so good. violent and in character but also establishes a side of care for him early on which is really cool.

[artfilmfan]

Silver Haze (Sacha Polak, 2023)

[pintoras]

Bridget Riley: Painting the Line (Sophie Deveson, 2021)