#Daphne Patakia

[filmreveries]

“I don't know God's ways, but he works his will through me.”

Benedetta (2021) dir. Paul Verhoeven

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Benedetta

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Nimic (2019, dir. Yorgos Lanthimos)

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Akryliko (2016), dir. Nikos Pastras

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Daphne Patakia & Marion Cotillard

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Versailles [S3:E7] The Book of Revelations (aka The Liberation of Sophie)

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Daphné Patakia for Madame Figaro February 2023, photographed by Luc Braquet

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Nimic (2019) Yorgos Lanthimos

July 4th 2023

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Yorgos Lanthimos, {2019} Nimic

[vidioten]

Winona (2019), Alexandros Voulgaris a.k.a. The Boy.

[zonetrente-trois]

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Akryliko (2016), dir. Nikos Pastras

[yourbespokeartisanalapocalypse]

Watched this the other night and still processing it. Really beautiful film, not at all what I mean expected (but Verhoeven always confounds me in the best ways). Virginie Efira is pure excellence in the role of lesbian Catholic mystic/nun/heretic(?) Bernadetta Carlini and Daphné Patakia is the perfect foil for her mysticism - worldly, cynical, seductive (lbr I find her utterly breathtaking), and they have so much chemistry together it's unreal.

On the one hand I feel like people who liked Portrait of a Lady on Fire would also like this. On the other hand, I think a lot of them really really really would not.

You are officially charged with blasphemy and sexual perversion.

Benedetta (2021) // dir. Paul Verhoeven

[artfulfashion]

Daphné Patakia for Madame Figaro February 2023, photographed by Luc Braquet

[prose2passion]

Djam by Tony Gatlif starring Daphne Patakia. (2017)

interestingly anarchic movie with lots of spontaneous music making along the way.