#Chris Eyre

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Smoke Signals (1998)

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W A T C H I N G

"How do we forgive our fathers? Maybe in a dream. Do we forgive our fathers for leaving us too often, or forever, when we were little? Maybe for scaring us with unexpected rage, or making us nervous because there never seemed to be any rage there at all? Do we forgive our fathers for marrying, or not marrying, our mothers? Or divorcing, or not divorcing, our mothers? And shall we forgive them for their excesses of warmth or coldness? Shall we forgive them for pushing, or leaning? For shutting doors or speaking through walls? For never speaking, or never being silent? Do we forgive our fathers in our age, or in theirs? Or in their deaths, saying it to them or not saying it. If we forgive our fathers, what is left?"

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Smoke Signals: The Birth of the Modern Native American Cinema

With Killers of the Flower Moon in theatres, now seems like an excellent time to revisit Smoke Signals, the first major studio film written and directed by a Native American. Check out the film and give this review a read!

While a lot of meaningful discourse has been opened by the release of Martin Scorsese’s recent movie Killers of the Flower Moon, one thing has become increasingly concerning about the film, i.e., it will soon become the most visible example of Native American representation in cinema. While the film is certainly sympathetic enough to the Osage characters that inhabit the World created by the…

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After searching through literally every site known to me, I finally found "A Thousand Roads" (2005) on our good old polish movie site CDA. I literally couldn't find it anywhere else on the internet, so if anyone needs directions to that, dm me

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‘Dark Winds’ EP Chris Eyre On A Possible Third Season: “I Don’t Feel Like We’ve Hit Our Stride”

[maculategiraffe]

ok I never read the sequel to flowers in the attic before and come to find out it's absolutely fucking bonkers. it's called petals on the wind but I think it should probably have been called cathy dollanganger is not ok

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The Michael Schenker Group Original Album Series [Box Set] 2014 Chrysalis ————————————————— Tracks CD One: The Michael Schenker Group 01. Armed and Ready 02. Cry for the Nations 03. Victim of Illusion 04. Bijou Pleasurette 05. Feels Like a Good Thing 06. Into the Arena 07. Looking out from Nowhere 08. Tales of Mystery 09. Lost Horizons

Tracks CD Two: MSG 01. Ready to Rock 02. Attack of the Mad Axeman 03. On and On 04. Let Sleeping Dogs Lie 05. But I Want More 06. Never Trust a Stranger 07. Looking for Love 08. Secondary Motion

Tracks CD Three: One Night at Budokan 01. Introduction 02. Armed and Ready 03. Cry for the Nations 04. Attack of the Mad Axeman 05. But I Want More 06. Victim of Illusion 07. Into the Arena 08. On and On 09. Never Trust a Stranger 10. Let Sleeping Dogs Lie 11. Courvoisier Concerto 12. Lost Horizons 13. Doctor, Doctor 14. Are You Ready to Rock

Tracks CD Four: Assault Attack 01. Assault Attack 02. Rock You to the Ground 03. Dancer 04. Samurai 05. Desert Song 06. Broken Promises 07. Searching for a Reason 08. Ulcer

Tracks CD Five: Built to Destroy 01. Rock My Nights Away 02. I’m Gonna Make You Mine 03. The Dogs of War 04. Systems Failing 05. Captain Nemo 06. Still Love That Little Devil 07. Red Sky 08. Time Waits (for No One) 09. Walk the Stage —————————————————

* Long Live Rock Archive

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Omg y’all. I found it. I’ve been looking for this vinyl online, but my mom saw it in the shop today. Treated myself after my exam this week. Also got Jane Eyre thanks to @oh-my-damn for writing about it. I was intrigued.

Ok, thanks for listening, carry on

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PERIOD DRAMA + SLUTTY SHIRTS

Pride & Prejudice (2005) dir. Joe Wright Bridgerton (2020-) created by Chris Van Dusen War & Peace (2016) dir. Tom Harper Poldark (2015-2019) created by Debbie Horsfield Atonement (2007) dir. Joe Wright Jane Eyre (2011) dir .Cary Joji Fukunaga Peaky Blinders (2013-2022) created by Steven Knight Pride & Prejudice (1995) dir. Simon Langton

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National Geographic is freshening up its programming slate.

The network has ordered four new series including The Real Finding Nemo and Surviving Pompeii with Tom Hiddleston.

It is the first slate of programming since it emerged that a large number of Nat Geo titles including Life Below Zero and Wicked Tuna were coming to an end.

Surviving Pompeii with Tom Hiddleston is a historical exploration about the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D. and the preserved Roman city it left behind. Hiddleston, who studied Classics at Cambridge University, exec produces alongside his Loki executive producer Kevin R. Wright.

It comes from Plimsoll Productions, which is behind Nat Geo series including A Real Bug’s Life and The Devil’s Climb. Grant Mansfield, Alan Eyres, Helen Flint and Tom Barbor-Might exec produce for Plimsoll and Carolyn Payne exec produces for Nat Geo.

Hiddleston is the latest celebrity to front a Nat Geo series after Chris Hemsworth, who hosted Limitless and Will Smith with Welcome To Earth.

The Real Finding Nemo (w/t) comes on the back of A Real Bug’s Life. It will explore dynamics of life on the reef and beyond via a clown fish.

The series comes from Our Great National Parks producer Freeborne Media, whose James Honeyborne exec produces alongside Tracy Rudolph Jackson for Nat Geo.

Elsewhere, Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort and BBC Studios Science Unit have teamed on Meet The Planets (w/t), an astronomy series that brings the galaxy’s most famous family to life, with the sun as the matriarch, surrounded by her unruly planetary children. It will feature comedy and animation.

Andrew Cohen exec produces for BBC Studios Science Unit alongside Betsy Forhan for Nat Geo.

Finally, the network is expanding its One Day In strand with Diana: One Day In Paris. The three-part series will explore the tragic death of Princess Diana on the 30th anniversary of that paparazzi car chase through a Parisian motorway tunnel.

It follows 9/11: One Day in America and JFK: One Day in America and comes from 72 Films.

It will feature rare archives and interviews with witnesses who have never spoken publicly as it looks at the 24 hours before and after Diana’s death and follow the story through to her funeral one week later.

David Glover and Mark Raphael exec produce for 72 Films alongside Carolyn Payne for Nat Geo and TJ Martin and Dan Lindsay.

All of this comes after Nat Geo axed Wicked Tuna earlier this summer. The Pilgrim Media Group-produced series, which follows a group of fisherman from Gloucester, Masschusetts as they rod and reel fish bluefin tuna, had been airing on the network since 2012 and 13 seasons.

Nat Geo’s Emmy-winning series Life Below Zero is also ending after its 23rd season, per star Chip Hailstone. Spinoffs including Next Generation, First Alaskans and Northern Territories are also ending.

Other titles not returning to Nat Geo include The Incredible Dr Pol, after 24 seasons, and Dr. Oakley Yukon Vet, after 12 seasons.

“These new unscripted series epitomize everything National Geographic stands for — bold, captivating storytelling rooted in world-class research and expertise,” said Tom McDonald, EVP of Global Unscripted and Factual Content. “National Geographic is building on its reputation as the home of the most distinctive factual series from the very best storytellers in the world.”

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hi! could you do a webweave on realizing that you are a combination of your parents' worst? thx! ♡⁠♡

the word "father" rotted in my mouth

i hope this is what you were looking for !! some of these just about parental failure and this is really long but i have a lot of posts about parents lol. i hope you're doing well <33

Ethel Cain Family Tree (Intro) / wych elm Susan Smith / @filmnoirsbian Do Not Reply / Mary Ruefle Woodtangle / Julia Jacklin Less of a Stranger / Halsey I Would Leave Me if I Could: A Collection of Poetry / Ocean Vuong On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous / The Front Bottoms Father / @filmnoirsbian / pinterest / Warsan Shire How to Wear your Mothers Lipstick / Smoke Signals (1998) dir. Chris Eyre / Ocean Vuong Someday I'll Love Ocean Vuong / pinterest / @extrasad

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succession (2018–2023) | smoke signals (1998) dir. chris eyre

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Meeks headcanons :)

- reads classic novels like 'jane eyre' and "little women' and charlie takes the piss out of him for it

- literally spends all of his time in thick sweaters because he's always cold

- is brilliant at most subjects except P.E, cos he's got asthma

- drinks his tea with a heart-stopping amount of sugar

- he says he won't do the poets homework for them but he basically does it anyway, because he tells them everything when they say they dont get it and all they have to do is write down meeks' ramble and they get decent marks

- cannot see for shit and all panicky every time he can't find his glasses

- dances like an idiot with Pitts in their room and plays air guitar

- should not be left unattended in the kitchen, otherwise he will burn the school down, even if he is just making toast

- asexual and gay (you only have to glance at him and pitts, I mean come on)

- wants to live in a house with its very own library (and he wants a ginger cat)

- rides on the back of knox's bike when he goes to visit chris so he can get more parts for the radio that pitts and him are making

- likes astronomy and can often be found on the roof with a book about all the stars and planets and a pair of binoculars

(please don't take my headcanons too seriously it's just my opinion lol)

[holly-mckenzie]

Whoa. What happened? Those leisure suits finally wear out their welcome? Thought I'd stick around a while, give Leaphorn a hand. He'll need it without you. That's good.

DARK WINDS (2022– )｜S02E06 “Hózhó náhásdlii” directed by Chris Eyre