#Chloe Rasmussen

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Comics about A Deadly Education - the 2020 school year

It’s fun to think about pop culture and high school seniors speedrunning the “am I old” crisis

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*Liu teaching everyone singing techniques*

Aadhaya: thanks for the tips

Chloe: yeah, not bad Liu

Liu: *smiles* thanks. You know there’s a saying with singing that if you get a song stuck in your head, it’s because your future partner is singing it

Aadhaya: oh, that’s interesting

El: ok then, who the fuck has been singing baby shark at 3 am for the past month? I can’t get it out of my head

Orion: *panics, trying not to snort*

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Just started The Scholomance series

I have a two mile walk home four days a week, audiobooks good. Anyway, two thoughts:

Orion being more weirded out by El being nice and expressing concern than her snapping at him every ten seconds is hilarious. Classic tsudere interaction.

Imagine these characters just...relaxing, post-canon. Once they've graduated and gotten out of the school, they can finally let themselves breathe and not worry about mals. Imagine the shift, realizing they aren't risking life and limb every time they do anything, they can finally let themselves chill and just be.

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Love that El usually refuses to wear anything but a slightly newer version of her scholomance gear. Cargo pants FUCK.

cute fits for The Real World

tfw 4 years of trends to catch up on and explore

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A Friend Named Paul by Varsity from the album Parallel Person - Directors: Mark Pallman & Amanda Speva

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more from chloe melas' instagram story

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2 years ago I decided I should watch at least two movies I’d never seen before a week. That year I managed 278 films. This year I have 346 first-watch-films, and so many more still to see. These are ones that stood out, in no particular order other than the order in which I saw them. Movies are magic, history and humanity, and how lucky are we to have them.

2022 FIRST WATCHES – STANDOUTS

January

Career Girls (dir. Mike Leigh, 1997), 4 January

Titane (dir. Julia Ducournau, 2021), 8 January at Prince Charles Cinema

La Chienne (dir. Jean Renoir, 1931), 18 January

Panique (dir. Julien Duvivier, 1946), 20 January

Undine (dir. Christian Petzold, 2020), 21 January

An Angel at my Table (dir. Jane Campion, 1990), 23 January

Drive My Car (dir. Ryusuke Hamaguchi, 2021), 29 January at Prince Charles Cinema

February

Parallel Mothers (dir. Pedro Almodóvar, 2021), 7 February at Rich Mix

Life is Sweet (dir. Mike Leigh, 1990), 18 February

March

Accattone (dir. Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1961), 5 March

In the Cut (dir. Jane Campion, 2003), 6 March

Phoenix (dir. Christian Petzold, 2014), 10 March

Outer Space (dir. Peter Tscherkassky, 1999), 16 March

Cleopatra (dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz, 1963), 20 March

Inside (dir. Bo Burnham, 2020), 31 March

April

Scenes with Beans (dir. Ottó Foky, 1975), 5 April

High and Low (dir. Akira Kurosawa, 1963), 9 April

Una Mujer Fantastica (dir. Sebastian Leilo, 2017), 13 April

Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (dir. Pedro Almodóvar, 1988), 19 April

May

Chungking Express (dir. Wong Kar Wai, 1994), 2 May

Zazie dans le metro (dir. Louis Malle, 1960), 5 May

Three Colours: Blue (dir. Krzysztov Kieślowski, 1993), 11 May

La 317e Section (dir. Pierre Schoendoerffer, 1965), 28 May at Christine 21

La Collectionneuse (dir. Eric Rohmer, 1967), 30 May

June

Remorques (dir. Jean Grémillon, 1941), 1 June

Orphée (dir. Jean Cocteau, 1950), 17 June

Les plages d’Agnès (dir. Agnès Varda, 2008), 20 June

La belle et la bête (dir. Jean Cocteau, 1946), 21 June

Moonage Daydream (dir. Brett Morgen, 2022), 25 June at Showroom, Sheffield

July

Endless Summer (dir. Bruce Brown, 1966), 2 July

L’une chante, l’autre pas (dir. Agnès Varda, 1977), 12 July

Junior (dir. Julia Ducournau, 2011), 17 July

The Big City (dir. Satyajit Ray, 1963), 23 July at BFI Southbank

Andrei Rublev (dir. Andrei Tarkovsky, 1966), 24 July at Prince Charles Cinema 35mm

Flee (dir. Jonas Poher Rasmussen, 2021), 24 July

Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom (dir. Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1975), 30 July at Prince Charles Cinema 35mm

August

Blood and Black Lace (dir. Mario Bava, 1964), 4 August

Happening (dir. Audrey Diwan, 2021), 9 August

Nope (dir. Jordan Peele, 2022), 15 August at Castle Cinema, 29 August at Vue Islington

Brute Force (dir. Jules Dassin, 1947), 16 August

Naked City (dir. Jules Dassin, 1948), 30 August

September

Gaslight (dir. George Cukor, 1944), 1 September

The Red Balloon (dir. Albert Lamorisse, 1956), 5 September

A Valparaíso (dir. Joris Ivens, 1963), 8 September

Raw Deal (dir. Anthony Mann, 1948), 10 September

Little Dieter Needs to Fly (dir. Werner Herzog, 1997), 25 September

October

The Killers (dir. Robert Siodmak, 1946), 8 October

Foolish Wives (dir. Erich von Stroheim, 1922), 9 October at BFI Southbank (London Film Festival)

One Fine Morning (dir. Mia Hansen Løve, 2022) at Odeon Luxe West End (London Film Festival), 14 October

Orlando (dir. Sally Potter, 1992), 19 October

7 Days in May (dir. John Schlesinger, 1964), 22 October

Seconds (dir. John Schlesinger, 1966), 28 October

November

The Rider (dir. Chloe Zhao, 2017), 1 November

Los Huesos (dir. Cristóbal León, Joaquin Cociña, 2021), 10 November

Fire of Love (dir. Sara Dosa, 2022), 13 November

Aftersun (dir. Charlotte Wells, 2022) 19 November at Castle Cinema

The Draughtsman’s Contract (dir. Peter Greenaway, 1982) 26 November at BFI Southbank

December

Sullivan’s Travels (dir. Preston Sturges, 1941), 3 December

Victim (dir. Basil Dearden, 1961), 8 December

Le Pupille (dir. Alice Rohrwacher, 2022), 16 December

The Queen of Spades (dir. Thorold Dickinson, 1949) at BFI Southbank, 30 December

Honourable mentions

Barry Lyndon (dir. Stanley Kubrick, 1975) at la Filmotheque du Quartier Latin, 8 May. I don’t like Kubrick but I think I liked this. Titane at the Cinematheque Francaise in Paris with Ducournau Q&A, 16 May. Top Gun Maverick at the Vue Leicester Square, 6 June, with my best friends. Jane (2017) at Sheffield DocFest, introduced by Brett Morgen. I had literally had 10 minutes sleep the night before. 26 June at Showroom, Sheffield

Moonage Daydream at BFI IMAX, while the Queue was ongoing. 17 September. Mrs Harris Goes to Paris (Anthony Fabian, 2022) at 11am on a Sunday at the Vue Islington. 29 October. Glass Onion (Rian Johnson, 2022) at the Rio Cinema in Dalston on a very uncomfortable date. 25 November

And rewatching The Third Man (Carol Reed, 1949) for the first time since I wrote my dissertation on it, six years ago.

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BEANSONBREAD AWARDS 2023 - BEST ALBUM

AWARD NO.2 - BEST ALBUM OF 2023

PAST WINNERS

2022 > Jockstrap - ' I Love You Jennifer B' (see full list HERE)

2021 > Self Esteem - ‘Prioritise Pleasure’ (see full list HERE)

2020 > The Flaming Lips - ‘American Head’ (see full list HERE)

2019 > Self Esteem - ‘Compliments Please’ (see full list HERE)

2018 > Kero Kero Bonito - ‘Time ‘n’ Place’ (see full list HERE)

2017 > Richard Dawson - ‘Peasant’ (see full list HERE)

2016 > Blood Orange - ‘Freetown Sound’ (see full list HERE)

2015 > Holly Herndon - ‘Platform’ (see full list HERE)

2014 > FKA Twigs - ‘LP1′ (see full list HERE)

2013 > These New Puritans - ‘Field Of Reeds’ (see full list HERE)

2012 > Django Django - ‘Django Django’ (see full list HERE)

2011 > Shabazz Palaces - ‘Black Up’ (see full list HERE)

2010 > These New Puritans - ‘Hidden’ (see full list HERE)

2009 > Animal Collective - ‘Merriweather Post Pavilion’ (see full list HERE)

2008 > Wild Beasts - ‘Limbo, Panto’ (see full list HERE)

2007 > Animal Collective - ‘Strawberry Jam’ (see full list HERE)

2006 > Safetyword - ‘Man’s Name Is Legion’ (see full list HERE)

2005 > Animal Collective - ‘Feels’ (see full list HERE)

2004 > Devendra Banhart - ‘Rejoicing In The Hands’ / ‘Nino Rojo’

2003 > Dizzee Rascal - ‘Boy In Da Corner’

2002 > The Streets - ‘Original Pirate Material’

2001 > The Beta Band - ‘Hot Shots II’

2000 > Outkast - ‘Stankonia’

1999 > The Beta Band - ‘The Beta Band’

1998 > The Beta Band - ‘The Three EPs’

1997 > Radiohead - ‘OK Computer’

1996 > Beck - ‘Odelay’

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THE RULES - No Re-issues, Live Albums, Compilations, or EPs.

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SPECIAL MENTIONS for these things that don’t really live on the main lists.

Bulbils no.72 > 79

Bulbils ‘Map’

EP/64 'EP-64'

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WORTH A MENTION (in no order) - A bunch of albums i enjoyed but didn’t quite make the final lists and others i just didn’t hear enough to be considered properly. 

Matmos / Eartheater / Tkay Maidza / Xiu Xiu / Ashnikko / Arthur Russell / Spellling / Cornelius / Liv.e / John Bence / Daniel Blumberg / Thy Slaughter / Two White Cranes / Billy Woods & Kenny Segal / L’Rain / Callum Easter / Cleo Sol / Holly Waxwing / Doon Kanda / DELUXE100 / ‘Barbie’ OST / Khan & Neek / Mui Zyn / Steady Holiday / Jamie Branch / Mitski / Mac DeMarco / Slowdive / Underscores / Armand Hammer / James Blake / Dutch Uncles / DJ Brittle / Slug / The Go! Team / Sofia Kourtesis / Kali Uchis / Sampha / Yussef Dayes / Unknown Mortal Orchestra / King Creosote / Niecy Blues / Lankum / The HIRS Collective / Alexia Avina / Altin Gun / Sulka / Spektral Quartet, Julia Holter & Alex Temple / L.T. Leif / Maria BC / Tom Rasmussen / Wednesday / Tim Hecker / HMLTD / Andrew Hung / Blonde Redhead / Frost Children / Heavy Lungs / Fire-Toolz / Jim Legxacy / Durand Jones / Clark / Teenage Fanclub / Galen Tipton / Feeble Little Horse / Grouptheraphy / Grian Chatten / Asake / Speakers Corner Quartet / George Clanton / PJ Harvey / Jonatan Leandoer96 / Fenne Lily / Terry / The Coral / Modern Nature / Snooper / Gabriels / Little Dragon / Being Dead / Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist / Noname / Overmono / Olivia Rodrigo / Nation Of Language / Caro / Irreversible Entanglements / Devendra Banhart / Say She She / The Streets / Vanishing Twin / BC Camplight / Ethan P. Flynn / Withered Hand / ThisisDA / Sarahsson / Blanck Mass / Jadu Heart / Hotel Lux / Emily Breeze / Chloe / Feather Beds / Margaret Glaspy / Nature Of Language / WaqWaq Kingdom / Bo en / Patten’ / David Holmes / Belle & Sebastian / Cloth / Phoenix / The Golden Dregs  / Julie Byrne

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2023 RUNNERS UP (in no order)

Laurel Halo ‘Atlas’ 

Ryuichi Sakamoto ‘12’

John Cale ‘Mercy’

Felicita ‘Spalarkle’

Hyperdawn ‘Steady’

Moin ‘Paste’

Spencer Cullum ‘Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection 2’

MC Yallah ‘Yallah Beibe’

Alabaster DePlume ‘Come With Fierce Grace’ 

Kwes ‘Rye Lane’ OST

Bianca Scout ‘Heart Of The Anchoress’

James Yorkston, Nina Persson & The Second Hand Orchestra ‘The Great White Sea Eagle’ 

Sweet Baboo ‘The Wreckage’

ML Buch ‘Suntub’

RS Tangent ‘When A Worm Wears A Wig’

Blockhead ‘The Aux’

Martha Ffion ‘The Wringer’

Mark Jenkin ‘Enys Men’ OST

Yo La Tengo ‘This Stupid World’

Tennis ‘Pollen’

Bar Italia ‘The Twits’

Klein ‘Touched By An Angel’

Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs ‘Land Of Sleeper’

David Brewis ‘The Soft Struggles’

Lorraine James ‘Gentle Confrontation’

Black Country, New Road ‘Live at Bush Hall’

Mandy, Indiana ‘I’ve Seen A Way’

Firestations ‘Thick Terrain’

Memotone ‘How Was Your Life?’ / ‘Illuminations Part I-III w/ Chris Yates’

Janelle Monae ‘The Age Of Pleasure’

Girl Ray ‘Prestige’ 

Vagabon ‘Sorry I Haven’t Called’

Gruff Rhys ‘The Almond And The Seahorse’

Yves Tumor ‘Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume..’

Sleaford Mods ‘UK GRIM’

Podcasts ‘Podcasts’

Noah Radley ‘Devoid Of A Contact Or Contextual Clues’

Deerhoof ‘Miracle-Level’

H Hawkline ‘Milk For Flowers’

Mary Lattimore ‘Goodbye, Hotel Arkada’

Jessie Ware ‘That! Feels Good!’

Feist ‘Multitudes’

Weird Wave ‘Lost Map Presents Weird Wave’

Blur ‘The Ballad Of Darren’

Avalon Emerson ‘& The Charm’

Roisin Murphy ‘Hit Parade’

Actress ‘LXXXVIII’

Amy May Ellis ‘Over Ling And Bell’

Jam City ‘Jam City Presents EFM’

King Krule ‘Space Heavy’

Peter Brewis ‘Blowdry Colossus’

Amaarae ‘Fountain Baby’

Death’s Dynamic Shroud ‘After Angel’ / ‘Keys To The Gate’ / ‘Midnight Tangerine’ / ‘Transcendence Bot’

This Is The Kit ‘Careful Of Your Keepers’

Decisive Pink ‘Ticket To Fame’

Travis Scott ‘UTOPIA’

James Holden ‘Imagine This Is A High Dimensional Space Of All Possibilities’

Willie J Healey ‘Bunny’

CHAI ‘CHAI’

James Ferraro ‘Concerto For Strings’

Sufjan Stevens ‘Javelin’

Shabazz Palaces ‘Robed In Rareness’

Bas Jan ‘Back To The Swamp’

Free Love ‘Inside’

John Medeski ‘The Curse’ OST

Brother May ‘Pattern With Force’

Langkamer ‘The Noon And Midnight Manual’

Uh ‘Humanus’

Patten ‘Mirage FM’

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MY TOP 50 ALBUMS OF 2023

50. Robbie & Mona ‘Tusky’

49. Lonnie Holley ‘Oh Me Oh My’

48. MF Tomlinson ‘We Are Still Wild Horses’

47. Oliver Coates ‘Aftersun’ OST

46. Joanne Robertson ‘Blue Car’

45. Yeule ‘Softscars’

44. Lil Yachty ‘Let’s Start Here’

43. Robin Allender ‘Underground River’

42. PinkPantheress ‘Heaven Knows’

41. ANOHNI & The Johnsons ‘My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross’

40. Joanna Sternberg ‘I’ve Got Me’

39. Bonnie Prince Billy ‘Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You’

38. Andre 3000 ‘New Blue Sun’

37. Kinlaw ‘WELD’

36. Memotone ‘Tollard’

35. Cleo Sol ‘Gold’

34. Mun Sing ‘Inflatable Gravestone’

33. Dorian Electra ‘Fanfare’

32. Bar Italia ‘Tracey Denim’

31. Panda Bear & Sonic Boom ‘Reset In Dub’

30. Kara Jackson ‘Why Does The Earth Give Us People To Love?’

29. Avey Tare ‘7s’

28. Kate NV ‘WOW’

27. Kelela ‘Raven’

26. Danny Brown ‘Quaranta’

25. Jessy Lanza ‘Love Hallucination’

24. 100 gecs ‘10,000 gecs’

23. Christopher Bear & Daniel Rossen ‘Past Lives’ OST

22. Quade ‘Nacre’

21. Django Django ‘Off Planet’

20. Tirzah ‘trip9love…???’

19. Nourished By Time ‘Erotic Probiotic 2’

18. Das Koolies ‘DK.01’

17. Jockstrap ‘I <3UQTINVU’

16. Lana Del Rey ‘Did You Know That There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd’

15. Fever Ray ‘Radical Romantics’

14. Hannah Diamond ‘Perfect Picture’

13. Water From Your Eyes ‘Everyone’s Crushed’

12. Rozi Plain ‘Prize’

11. Young Fathers ‘Heavy Heavy’

10. Yaeji ‘With A Hammer’

9. Pozi ‘Smiling Pools’

8. Animal Collective ‘Isn’t It Now?’

7. Slauson Malone 1 ‘Excelsior’

6. Steve Mason ‘Brothers & Sisters’

5. The Lemon Twigs ‘Everything Harmony’

4. Oneohtrix Point Never ‘Again’

3. Caroline Polachek ‘Desire, I Want To Turn Into You’

2. JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown ‘Scaring The Hoes’

1. Squid ‘O Monolith’

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Last week, I listened to this 4 at the Store thing, with Radio 4 stand-up comedy from 1998-2004. I decided that would make this week a good time to get to something I’ve had in my folder for a while, which is this audiobook that came out in 2020, with about 20 minutes each by a bunch of different comedians. It’s about 8.5 hours, and the idea was for it to showcase some of the stuff that should have happened at the 2020 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, but didn’t, because, you know, 2020.

It’s cool to me to go straight from a mish-mash of a bunch of late 90s/early 00s comedians showing off whatever they do, to the same thing but in 2020. A really interesting way to compare the way comedy as a whole had changed in 20 years, as well as the ways in which it hadn’t. I think in many ways, I was more surprised by what stayed the same than by what changed.

I may try to do a more in-depth post about this once I actually finish listening to Edinburgh Unlocked, right now I have about three hours of it left. But I’m really enjoying it so wanted to mention it. My favourites so far are: John Kearns, Mo Omar, Shelf, Chloe Petts, and Leo Reich. Which is cool, because I hadn’t heard of Mo Omar at all and really enjoyed his stuff, always good to discover new stuff. Leo Reich was also pretty much unknown to me, the name was familiar because I knew I’d seen it around the internet somewhere, and just immediately thought, “I don’t like that guy.” Once I actually listened to him, and really liked him, I realized I’m pretty sure all that’s happened is my brain saw his name, though of Leo Kearse and Lee Hurst, and decided he must be terrible. I am quite pleased to have that misnomer corrected. I’m also pleased that I ended up liking Leo Reich so much, because I think he’s one of those gen Z ones, and I’m a bit concerned that I might be a bit biased against those ones, but he was great.

Chloe Petts I already knew from some panel shows (actually just Hypothetical, I think, but then she was on the Taskmaster podcast), where I’d liked her enough to look her up and find a few little clips of her stand-up, but hadn’t found anything longer form so it was great to get 20 whole minutes of an Edinburgh hour that I’d love to hear in its entirety. Shelf I’d only heard of because Sarah Keyworth has referenced them in this story they’ve told in the couple of WIPs I’ve seen them stream online this year, and I’m pleased to saw that Shelf’s comedy material was pretty much exactly what I’d expected based on Keyworth’s stories. And obviously I knew John Kearns, looked up a bunch of his stand-up clips after Taskmaster last year, and I’m still not really on board with the false teeth gimmick, but if you just listen to the actual words he’s saying it’s fantastic.

Other good stuff I’ve heard in this audiobook so far - Sophie Hagen’s part was quite entertaining, but I just couldn’t quite list it among my favourites because of how genuinely painful it was to listen to, just too stark a reminder of my own forays into Harry Potter fanfiction circa 2002-2004, age 12-14. Lou Sanders just told some stories about her experiences at the Edinburgh Fringe over the years, which was lovely to listen to. Ivo Graham did something with Shakespare plays. Fern Brady’s hosting the whole thing, introduces each comedian with a little story about her relationship with them (her intro to John Kearns, a heartfelt description of him as an excellent comedian and a good friend, is quite funny in light of the Taskmaster treachery).

Anyway, I’m really enjoying it, it’s a nice way to get a little bit of a lot of comedy and then pick the ones you like enough to get into further.

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Official Trailer For Shudder's THE UNHEARD

Check out this official trailer for THE UNHEARD Streaming on Shudder on March 31st Directed by Jeffrey A. Brown (THE BEACH HOUSE) Written by Michael Rasmussen and Shawn Rasmussen (CRAWL) Starring Lachlan Watson, Michele Hicks, Shunori Ramanathan, Brendan Meyer Synopsis After undergoing an experimental procedure to restore her damaged hearing, 20-year-old Chloe Grayden (Lachlan Watson,…

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Niesłyszane (2023) Filmovody.pl

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2023 BUFF - Dispatch #1

Green’s Party is proud to be covering the 2023 Boston Underground Film Festival, which kicked off last night at the Brattle Theatre (Cambridge, MA).  I’ve been lucky enough to cover the festival since 2016 (the fest took off in 2020 and 2021, and I was unable to attend 2022). 

me at the Boston Underground Film Festival red carpet!

Last night I went to the Brattle Theatre and I actually got to sit next to my Cruising In The Van Productions chair in the 5th row! The Opening Night Film was The Unheard. Jeffrey A. Brown’s follow up to The Beach House is set to premiere on Shudder later this month, but the Massachusetts-filmed psychological horror film had it’s World Premiere at BUFF. What got my attention about this, was screenwriters / producers Michael and Shawn Rasmussen. Full disclosure: The Brothers Rasmussen have become friends of mine over the last decade though the Boston film scene.  2005′s underrated Long Distance was co-written by them. Then they wrote 2010′s institution thriller The Ward, which was John Carpenter’s first movie he directed in about 10 years. Then they wrote and directed 2013′s Dark Feed, a horror movie about a movie crew filming in a scary location. They wrote and directed the indie horror film The Inhabitants (I was lucky enough to attend the private cast/crew/friends screening in 2015). Then they co-wrote Alexandre Aja’s Crawl  (one of my 10 Best Movies of 2019).

But I digress. In The Unheard, we meet Chloe a young woman who undergoes an experimental procedure to restore hearing loss. She then goes to her family home in Cape Cod. She is haunted by memories she had as a child. That home was the last place she saw her mother before she went missing. She starts having auditory hallucinations and it’s not clear if that is related to the recent procedure or if strange things really are happening in the off-season of this Cape Cod home. This slow burn is a film I’m super glad I saw on the big screen as the Brattle just installed a killer new sound system. The sound design in this movie is off the charts and there’s a VHS element to this film was is creepy and haunting. Lead actor Lachlan Watson (NOTE: the actor goes by they, the character goes by she) gives one of the best horror movie performances in recent memory (up there with Mia Goth in Pearl and the cast of Nope). Also need to mention supporting actor Nick Sandow, known for his comedic tendencies on Orange is the New Black, here he really leans into this dramatic role as a former cop turned handy-man for the property. Highly recommend watching this with headphones on and not doing anything else while watching it. 

Michael, Shawn and Jeffrey during the Q&A with BUFF Artistic Director Kevin Monahan.

The film was followed by a Q&A with Brown and the Rasmussens. Afterwards I hung out with them at the after-party. Good times!

Tonight: Films include Stand By for Failure, Spaghetti Junction, and Smoking Causes Coughing.

For info on this year’s #BUFF23: https://bostonunderground.org/

Stay tuned to Green’s Party for my coverage of this year’s fest!

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One way Balthazar is like Orion: getting off on the wrong foot with El immediately and incurring her wrath.

Another thing about Orion and El is El is the first person to tell Orion off for being a hero when everyone else was praising him for it. Pointing out the unhealthy parts of what he's doing, calling out his staggering lack of forethought, and generally challenging him out of old patterns. Small wonder he's so engaged and enamored with her, El doesn't let him get away with anything because she wants him to be better, even before she realized it.

I'm not sure El realizes the ability to detect malia the way she does isn't commonplace. If she's most familiar with her mother and her own senses, both strict mana users, then she's not inured to background radiation, like how city people don't notice the noise or the smells and are unused to seeing the stars.

...It is incredibly convenient that this lesser evil, morals are unnecessary in the face of logic spiel is coming from an insanely wealthy middle-aged white woman with untold amounts of political power, and that's before the whole "severed her own anima and literally feeds on people who work for her" part. I'm sure she believes every word, but that doesn't negate what she's done and is doing from her position of power. I refuse to accept any moral authority from a literal vampire who is genuinely shocked to realize she cares about her child.

Oh God Chloe's in such an awful position right now. Knowing this is what New York enclave is now, the power center for a malificer, except this is her home. Chloe's parents are here, her uncle, maybe her grandma who taught her alchemy. Friends, extended family, people she loves.

The opening moments of El furious as she does everything she can to try and drag Orion out of the Scholomance is giving me flashbacks of 1. Susan in Thief of Time outraged at Lubsang Ludd"You...𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘰!" and 2. Annabeth Chase judo-flipping Percy when they're reunited at New Rome.

Just the most powerful "How fucking dare you, you goddamn idiot!" Tsundere outrage, with the added spice of "That's 𝘮𝘺 goddamn idiot!" fueling the fire.

El, honey. What, did you think Liesel would do when you forgot to check in? She's not a wait and see person, she's more likely to kick the door down and demand an answer, you know that. (also I think the audiobook narrator got a better handle on Liesel's accent in this one, she sounds more consistently German now.)

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Festival Corpus Comediantes from clauno dromo on Vimeo.

Festival Corpus Comediantes - Locura Pura Realizado para celebrar el 50 aniversario del Estudio Búsqueda de Pantomima-Teatro del 10 al 13 de noviembre de 2022

Por la organización del Estudio Búsqueda de Pantomima-Teatro A.C. Sigfrido Aguilar Sergio Langarica Janet M. Izzo

Registro, edición y realización audiovisual Michel Alzaga-Studio Inútil Cámara 2- Lars Uribe

Con profundo agradecimiento a La familia Villalpando Navarro Lars Uribe Estrella Labrada Michel Alzaga Cuauhtémoc Trejo Blú Azcué Ángela Olivia Vela Pavón

Y a las compañías de artistas participantes: Nahuales Callejeros - alumnos del Estudio Búsqueda, Cía. Tiatro de Chihuahua Jorge Mendoza y Joshua Franco. Cía. Escena Cuerda Floja de Chihuahua Cristina Córdova y José Sandoval Cía. Circonciente de Oaxaca Jorge Reza Cía. Impulsus Comediantes Pantomima-Teatro de Guanajuato Sergio Langarica y Lars Uribe Cía. Cabaret Capricho de Guadalajara Erandeni Nava, Violeta Castro, César Omar Barrios, Fernando Mánica.

Fue posible con el valioso apoyo de Kim Bancroft Gilles Ste-Croix Sereno Aguilar-Izzo Gail Tilmont Amy Oppenheimer Joyce Hartvigson Kim Bouchard Alan Craig Terri Rasmussen Shana Carroll Beth Binns Schoellkopf Yasko Endo Janet M. Izzo Stefan Grimberg Susan Duff Drew Richardson James R Moore Laurent Sallard Cheryl Lewis Lauren Stringer Chloe Walier Isaura Contreras Ríos Eva Bennati Vera Hoar Jessica Hentoff Audrey Crabtree Terry Lorant Joanna Sherman Joel Foisy Jenny McAvoy Zita Bettig Francisco Sentíes Avi Pryntz-Nadworny

Este festival fue producido en el territorio ancestral de la Confederación Guamare, en una tierra que ha sido protegida y honrada también por las naciones Otomís, Purépechas y otros pueblos originarios.

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Bella Rasmussen by no means might have imagined she can be listening to from star athletes Chloe Kim and Alex Morgan, or being featured on "SportsCenter" and "At this time" after she turned the primary feminine highschool soccer participant to signal a reputation, picture and likeness deal earlier this month.The senior at Laguna Seashore (California) Excessive Faculty has had a whirlwind highschool profession. As a operating again and defensive finish, she performed varsity soccer her junior and senior years. She rushed for 64 yards in 2021 and ran for 23 yards and two touchdowns in 2022.In October, Rasmussen turned the primary feminine soccer participant to attain two touchdowns in a highschool sport. Then, earlier this week, she made historical past once more by signing an endorsement take care of synthetic intelligence software program firm KeyWise AI.Meet Bella Rasmussen of #LagunaBeach in simply minutes @ABC7. In line with @CalHiSports she simply made historical past as the primary girl in Calif. to attain two touchdowns in a highschool varsity #soccer sport. #girlsrock #womenmakinghistory #womeninfootball #highschoolfootball #oc pic.twitter.com/BHWRbFGYeg— Jessica De Nova (@abc7jessica) October 21, 2022 "I truthfully could not have ever imagined that my life can be the place it's proper now," Rasmussen informed ESPN. "It was getting a lot consideration from folks I by no means, ever might have dreamed of listening to from and it is simply been so loopy to see the place the platform is being taken proper now."Rasmussen began enjoying soccer at six years previous as a result of she wished to do all the pieces her older brother did. She would play along with her male cousins and finally began loving the sport herself. She regarded for alternatives to play on flag soccer groups as a youth however made her solution to sort out soccer as an alternative.Laguna Seashore Excessive Faculty soccer participant Bella Rasmussen started enjoying soccer at a younger age. Courtesy of Bella RasmussenAfter first catching the eye of her friends as a woman enjoying with the boys, Rasmussen shortly discovered acceptance whereas enjoying in highschool."After I joined [the team] at Laguna, it was really easy," Rasmussen stated. "There wasn't a pushback, all of the coaches had been tremendous excited to have me on the market. I feel the one factor was folks genuinely had been simply ready to see how I used to be going to play and the way I used to be going to carry out on the sector."There was some hesitancy earlier than she took her first hit in observe, however it wasn't lengthy earlier than her coaches and teammates handled her the identical as everybody else.She did not begin enjoying soccer to show some extent or make an announcement, however she shortly realized she was inspiring different athletes."I simply wished to play sports activities and I favored soccer," Rasmussen stated. "Nevertheless it's undoubtedly was one thing that I by no means thought it might be, the place I feel lots of people need to me to see what is going on to occur subsequent, as a result of I feel I am sort of proving that for those who put your thoughts to one thing, it actually may be attainable and it actually can come true."Rasmussen desires to main in psychology in faculty, and whereas the chance to play faculty soccer has not offered itself by way of a scholarship supply simply but, she would welcome the problem. She turned excited about psychology and psychological well being by way of seeing a few of her members of the family take care of psychological well being problems with their very own.She knew she wished to assist them and others in a roundabout way, however wasn't certain how. Michael Erlich, head of athlete engagement at MarketPryce, which is an athlete NIL market, was excited about partnering with Rasmussen after seeing her story on tv.Laguna Seashore Excessive Faculty soccer participant Bella Rasmussen. Courtesy of Bella RasmussenKeywise AI has developed an app, utilizing synthetic intelligence to compute mind well being metrics, that gives psychological well being suggestions and actionable insights to handle it.Erlich reached out to the household about the potential of partnering with the corporate, and Rasmussen and her dad and mom had been on board."They weren't in any respect in chasing checks or on the lookout for the following sneaker model or power drinks," Erlich stated. "They wished to do that strategically and in the event that they had been going to take part, it needed to be with a model that had a mission that aligned with their household values. Each dialog that I had with them about exploring what is sensible for them, psychological well being and wellness had been the No. 1 issues that they talked about."By the partnership, Rasmussen has entered a long-term take care of the corporate by which she is going to assist convey consciousness by way of social media and digital content material. She's going to use the app herself and supply the corporate suggestions from her perspective on the way it has helped and what can enhance.She has gone viral for her accomplishments on the soccer area and now inside the NIL house, however Rasmussen is ensuring her message is evident. She desires to assist others so long as her identify is within the highlight. If she will be able to use her platform for good, then she'll proceed to do what she will be able to and be an advocate for individuals who haven't got as large of a attain.She by no means supposed to make a giant distinction when she began enjoying soccer as a 6-year-old woman, however she is aware of now that there is a new era of younger women watching her and searching as much as her for example of what they, too, can accomplish."I feel there are a number of women who wish to play soccer who reached out to me; I had 10 or 12 women immediately [Thursday] alone who reached out saying they wished to play soccer and requested me if I had any recommendation," Rasmussen stated. "I'm actually excited to be part of that, and I felt like this [partnership] was truly one thing that I used to be obsessed with past simply cash or placing my identify on the market. It is like there's an precise storyline right here and I wish to be a part of it." 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Can’t believe we got almost nothing about Chloe in the golden enclaves, WHERE’S MY ANXIOUS GIRL?