#Emer Kelly

[thetempleofthemasaigoddess]

FATHER BROWN/SISTER BONIFACE HEADCANON

Ruth Penny was Bunty Windemere’s first kiss.

It happened in Kembleford. Ruth, who was visiting mrs. McCarthy, her great-aunt, was sixteen, while Bunty, who was spending the summer with Felicia, was thirteen, even though she told Ruth she was fifteen. They were inseparable for a month; they went around on Ruth’s scooter, and drank the liquor Bunty stole from her aunt’s cabinet. 

The kiss happened on their last day together; it was chaste, sweet, and bourbon-flavoured. They never met again, and years later they had forgotten each other’s names, but they both remembered their brief friendship with affection. 

(We don’t know what year Sister Boniface takes place exactly, nor how old Ruth Is supposed to be, so I'm not sure whether the age difference makes sense...)

[oceancentury]

Leading Ladies in blue; Moria Shearer (later Lady Kennedy) in The Red Shoes (1948), Grace Kelly (later The Princess of Monaco) in To Catch a Thief (1955), Kirsten Dunst in Marie Antoinette (2006), Rosamund Pike in Saltburn (2024).

[partywithponies]

[irelandseyeonmythology]

DIAS Black Friday Sale

Once a year, the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS), offers a sale for Black Friday -- DIAS is one of the major publishers for Celtic Studies, many of the best studies of medieval Irish material have come through there.

Some books that I recommend, personally:

Fergus Kelly, A Guide to Early Irish Law (26.25 Euro, normally 35) (THE introduction to law in medieval Ireland)

"", Early Irish Farming (26.25 Euro, normally 35) (Everything you wanted to know about day to day life in medieval Ireland but were afraid to ask. Literally. Everything.)

Medieval Irish Prose

Fergus Kelly, Audacht Morainn (18.75 Euro, normally 25)

Are you planning on becoming a medieval Irish king? Do you want to know what you should do to involve the total destruction of the natural order? Then this is the text for you! Now with English translation!

In all seriousness, this text is used a LOT with regards to studies of ideal kingship in medieval Ireland.

Cecile O'Rahilly, The Táin from the Book of Leinster (26.25 Euro, usually 35)

I'll be real with you, lads: I hate Cú Chulainn. I hate him. I hate his smug, misogynistic face. His creepy multi-pupiled eyes. The shitty way he treats Emer. The way that his presence is like this black hole in the study of medieval Irish literature that means that the Ulster Cycle can get a prestigious yearly conference held in its honor while the other cycles are left with either crumbs or outright dismissal. I think the Táin is boring and episodic as a piece of lit and I've never found anything overly redeeming about it over any other piece of medieval Irish literature, especially since imo other pieces of literature do women (and homoeroticism) much better and get much less praise for it.

...that being said. It's important. It IS iconic, both as a piece of medieval Irish literature and, in general, to Irish literature. Its status as The Irish Iliad means that, if you want to study medieval Irish stuff...you have to read the Táin. And this is a version of the Táin that you might not have gotten, translated and edited by a master of Old Irish, with commentary.

"", Táin Bó Cúailnge: recension I (10 Euro, normally 35)

See above.

Early Irish History and Genealogy

T.F. O'Rahilly, Early Irish History and Genealogy (30 Euro, normally 40)

So. On the record, a lot of what he says here is absolutely not currently believed in the field. Just. No. BUT. There's a reason why I always recommend him anyway, and it's because if you're serious about doing a study of Irish Mythology, whatever we take that to mean...you will not be able to avoid this man. His ideas were very popular for decades and still often are to people who don't really focus on mythology. It's better to know where these ideas come from and to identify them than not, and O'Rahilly, in his defense, had an *excellent* knowledge of his sources. It's dense, it's difficult (rather like the author himself, from the accounts I've heard), but it's necessary if you really want to attack this.

Joan Radner, Fragmentary Annals of Ireland (22.50, normally 30)

There is so much weird shit in the Fragmentary Annals. So much.

Welsh

Patrick Sims Williams, Buchedd Beuno: The Middle Welsh Life of St Beuno (22.50 Euro, normally 30)

I know what you're thinking: "Why the FUCK are they recommending this book about a random Welsh saint? Answer: Because this is how I learned Middle Welsh. The introduction to Welsh at the front of the book + the VERY good index at the back is still one of the best ways to learn Middle Welsh. Also if anyone was watching the Green Knight film and going "Why is there a lady with her head chopped off?" this answers that question.

 R. L. Thomson, Pwyll Pendeuic Dyuet: the first of the Four Branches of the Mabinogi, edited from the White Book of Rhydderch, with variants from the Red Book of Hergest (15 Euro, normally 20)

Once you've gotten enough of a hang of Middle Welsh to know the basics, it's time to dive into the classics, and what better way to do it than with the Mabinogi, starting at the very beginning, with the First Branch? Personally, I dislike a lot of Thomson's orthographic decisions, but, hey, it's the First Branch, and that's Middle Welsh orthography for you.

Ian Hughes, Math uab Mathonwy (22.50 Euro, normally 30)

The Fourth Branch, my beloved. Incest, rape, bestiality (well...pseudo bestiality, really), creating a new life while not being willing to deal with the consequences of it...it truly has it all. Not for the faint of heart, but absolutely worth the read if you can stomach it because imo it handles its themes very well and it's incredibly haunting.

And a lot more -- go in, shop around, see what's available. Even with the older books, they're often things that we're still referencing in some way into the present.

[filmnoirfoundation]

Today at #TCMFF, FNF prez  Eddie Muller will be discussing THE RED SHOES with film director Ernest Dickerson prior to its screening, 11:45 am at the TCL Chinese Theatres House 6.

TCMFF film notes:

For decades, young women have been inspired to study ballet by this elegant, romantic depiction of the life of a classical dancer. What started in the 1930s as a biography of Nijinsky for Alexander Korda and a vehicle for his wife, Merle Oberon, eventually became the crowning glory of the Archers, the production company founded by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. The latter had been hired to write Korda’s Nijinsky film and was guided toward Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale “The Red Shoes” as possible inspiration. When World War II delayed production and the Kordas’ divorce ended the project altogether, Pressburger bought the rights to his own work and slated it to follow a string of hits he had made with Powell, most recently Black Narcissus (1947).

By that point, the Nijinsky biopic had been forgotten, but the dancer’s mentor, Sergei Diaghilev, served as inspiration for one of the film’s central characters: the tyrannical impresario Lermontov (Anton Walbrook), who refuses to allow his dancers to marry on artistic principle. He has two protégés in the film, the composer Julian Craster (Marius Goring) and the young ballerina Victoria Page (Moira Shearer). He commissions Craster to write a ballet based on “The Red Shoes” and gives the leading role to Page, setting the stage for a conflict in which Page is torn between her career and her love for the young composer.

With its climactic 20-minute ballet, the film had a tremendous influence on other filmmakers, most notably Gene Kelly, who used it as inspiration for his own ballet in An American in Paris (1951). The Red Shoes’s expressive use of Technicolor (shot by Jack Cardiff) and music (by Brian Easdale) inspired generations of filmmakers, including Martin Scorsese, Brian De Palma, Steven Spielberg, and Francis Ford Coppola. The picture even created a fashion trend. In the ‘60s, the Italian glitterati aped Lermontov’s practice of wearing dark glasses constantly, even indoors, a character trait Powell and Pressburger had picked up from Walbrook himself.

d. Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger, 135 minutes, DCP

Restored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive in association with the British Film Institute, The Film Foundation, ITV Global Entertainment, Ltd. and Janus Films. Preservation funding provided by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, The Film Foundation and the Louis B. Mayer FoundationCourtesy of MGM and Park Circus LLC

75TH ANNIVERSARY SCREENING

[brian-in-finance]

Cait didn't think modeling was for her yet became Assets' biggest and most successful int'l model. Fun reading.

https://www.sundayworld.com/lifestyle/fashion-beauty/irish-fashion-boss-tells-how-he-discovered-caitriona-balfe-packing-bags-in-dunnes/a2107418516.html

Thanks for the message, Anon. I wonder if this one is also yours? 🤷🏻‍♂️

I received it after I wrote ⬇️ on 25 November:

Luckily for Outlander and its fans, she chose to give acting another go. 🎬 On to your link:

STAR SPOTTER | Irish fashion boss tells how he discovered Caitríona Balfe packing bags in Dunnes

Derek Daniels, is celebrating 30 years of Assets Model Agency.

Caitríona Balfe, Colin Farrell and Glenda Gilson have more in common than just being Irish and familiar faces on our screens.

They were all, at one point, part of Assets Model Agency. The man who found them, Derek Daniels, is celebrating 30 years of Assets, and looking back at the many lives he helped change.

“I remember interviewing our very first ever model when she came in. It was Emer O’Reilly-Hyland, who went on to become the editor of VIP magazine,” he tells Magazine+.

The second was actor Frank Kelly’s daughter, Ruth. “After that, the numbers get a bit fuzzy,” he adds with a laugh.

For Derek, it was no mistake that he wound up in the fashion business.

“I knew when I was about 11 years of age, what I was interested in was the production of fashion events and I was always mystified by models and all the rest of it and I always had a great interest in it, so when it came about later in life, it never surprised me,” he remembers.

It’s fitting, then, that he has always had a very keen eye for what will work in the fashion world and beyond. It’s that finely tuned sense that has allowed him to discover many that we now consider household names, both at home and abroad.

“The people I’ve met, the people I’ve worked with… they’re all only ordinary people, who knows what they’ll be later in life?

"All you’re doing is helping them pay their way through college or whatever it is they’re doing.

"Like, Caitríona Balfe is a prime example. I mean, she was packing bags on a till next to me in Dunnes in Rathmines, she was a drama student at the time,” he says.

“When I approached her about modelling, she looked at me like I was mad.

"She went on to be the biggest Irish export as a model ever, ever, ever. I mean, Dolce and Gabbana’s muse for six years, worked all over the world, and then of course, she’s a big actress.

"She had no interest in modelling, and didn’t consider herself suitable to be a model. “But it was a pure fluke that I went into Dunnes Stores to do my shopping that day. And that’s how I found her,” he explains.

Colin Farrell, too, has Derek to thank for helping his face become one everyone knows nowadays. “Colin was only a young fella and I had him in a dance group. In the same dance group at the time was Stephen Gately, who went on to be in Boyzone and Cecilia Ahern, the (former) Taoiseach’s daughter,” Derek says. They went on to be actors, singers and authors, but have a shared history thanks to the ‘face finder’.

As Derek considers three decades of success, it’s clear he’s not calling time just yet.

“I achieved everything I wanted to achieve and continue to have that hunger for it. I’m fortunate that I can count on a lot of them still as friends of mine, and indeed many of them have their own children at Assets now. That’s the biggest compliment you can get, when people will come back to you with their own kids because they trust you and know you’ll help make things become a reality for them,” he smiles.

Sunday World

Remember… she went on to be the biggest Irish export as a model ever, ever, ever. I mean, Dolce and Gabbana’s muse for six years, worked all over the world, and then of course, she’s a big actress. She had no interest in modelling, and didn’t consider herself suitable to be a model. But it was a pure fluke that I went into Dunnes Stores to do my shopping that day. And that’s how I found her. — Derek Daniels

[grantmentis]

Signings made official!

Minnesota - Lee stecklein, Kendall Coyne Schofield, Kelly Pannek

Toronto - Sarah Nurse, Blayre Turnbull, Renata Fast

Ottawa - Brianne Jenner, Emerance Maschmeyer, Emily Clark

[wmhd]

Webinar organized by the Society of preventive Psychiatry for WMHD 2023.

The Society of Preventive Psychiatry is organising electronic event in collaboration with the European Association of Professors Emeriti and Epioni, to celebrate World Mental Health Day 2023 with the following participants: George Christodoulou, Spyros Zorbas, Sir Leslie Ebdon, Nasser Loza, Danuta Wasserman, Norman Sartorius , Afzal Javed, Vasilis Bozikas, Stecy Igemonos, Ledia Lazeri, Kelly Panagiotopoulouand Nikos Christodoulou.

The Deputy Minister of Health on matters of Mental Health – Dr Dimitrios Vartzopoulos will offer a Salutation.

WHERE: Greece.

WHEN: 6th October 2023

[valkaryah]

Favourite first-time watches of May 2023:

Intolerable Cruelty (2003) dir. Joel Coen

Singin' in the Rain (1952) dir. Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly

The Red Shoes (1948) dir. Emeric Pressburger, Michael Powell

All About Eve (1950) dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz

Man on Fire (2004) dir. Tony Scott

Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974) dir. Martin Scorsese

[444names]

unisex names

Aler Aley Ardel Ardenn Ardenno Arian Arie Arieryley Arin Aris Arisdom Arisonth Arit Arler Arley Arly Arlyn Asha Ashanandy Ashandi Ashandy Avell Aven Aver Averley Avian Avin Avindsayna Baige Bailail Baileredis Blaige Blaigh Blarian Blarry Blary Bobi Bredy Brell Brellyn Bren Brenn Bret Broe Broel Bron Bronroe Bronrookly Brooklyna Brooklyndy Bryl Brylerney Bryley Cadi/Raver Cadis Cadison Cadit Camerna Camerson Camie Cason Casonnie Caspenzie Caspernedy Cassie Castinn Cecilaigh Ceciley Cecinlexis Cecinley Coler Coley Cordan Corden Corgan Corgandit Courtnedi Courtnedy Courtnel Courtnet Courtnett Dakot Dale Dalerret Dalex Dall Dallie Dallis Dally Dandis Dandsay Dandsayler Dandy Darie Darinn Darinte Daris Darison Darith Darken Darkerson Darlynan Darna Darnan Darnedy Darnet Darney Darret Darry Darryn Daydellis Daydellist Dayley Dayton Dellyn Delsey Devian Devie Dust Duste Dustindy Elie Ellie Elliota Ellis Ellory Elly Emer Emerna Evandsay Evel Evell Evelynn Even Evenzie Everson Every Everynn Faydel Findy Finno Finnox Finten Finth Garby Garken Gayden Gaydney Gayloren Gayloryna Gayton Haydenzie Hayle Hayloryndy Hayn Heasey Heason Heassie Heavelliot Heavelly Heaver Hilarnett Hiler Hopen Hopenn Hoper Hoperryn Hopery Hoperynn Hyace Hyacer Hyacilarie Hyacilary Hyacin Hyacker Hyacy Jace Jacer Jacey Jacil Jackence Jacy Jamernedy Jasey Jashe Jashle Jashley Jassidy Jassie Jasten Jaydenn Jayle Jayley Jaynan Jaynno Jayton Jaytonn Jaytonten Johnn Johnno Jorett Jorgandy Jory Joryn Joycer Joycey Junie Juniernedy Juniery Junox Kall Kalloryley Kaly Kashandy Kashe Kasperet Kassie Kast Kastinth Kell Kellie Kellisten Kellorden Kellory Kellyndy Kencer Kenzie Kerson Kimbel Kimbell Kimbellyna Kimber Kite Kith Kitney Kriana Krie Kris Krison Kriten Kyer Kyrin Kyris Kyrist Kyristen Kyrit Lacil Lack Lacy Leige Lencerlie Lenzie Lesle Leslex Leslexiste Lesliel Lesliell Lesliellor Lesliot Leslist Linn Linno Loganan Logandi Logandy Logannox Lordan Lordennett Loredy Lorelloren Lorgan Lorite Lory Luck Luckyl Luckylory Lyna Lynnie Mack Macken Mackenn Mackylex Macy Maden Madencey Maditenzie Male Malerry Maley Mall Mally Mallyna Maly Malyn Malynan Markerley Marlexis Marna Marney Marry Mary Masey Maste Mell Melly Melsidy Meredite Merly Merlyn Mery Monte Moren Mory Noellyndy Noelsie Odel Oden Odencerson Paigh Paile Pair Parit Parith Parlex Parley Parna Parnelsidy Parry Pary Parynann Paryndsay Paxtonroe Paxtonth Payle Payley Peppe Peppen Pepperon Peppery Quin Quindy Quinno Randi Randsayley Raver Ravery Rebell Rebelloret Reber Ripe Ripen Ripenzie Ripler Robby Robi Robindsay Rowann Rowanno Samer Samerry Samie Sana Sandison Sandist Sannie Sashe Sason Saspen Sasperney Sassidy Sassie Sawye Sawyeret Schuylex Schuyley Shan Shana Shirly Shit Shitenn Shith Skyl Skyle Skyley Snon Snox Spen Sper Sperly Speroelyn Speronron Speryloryl Spriann Sprie Spriel Spriery Spris Sprist Sydnelsey Tayden Taydnedy Tayl Taylex Taylory Taynn Tegana Tegann Terson Tobby Tobin Tobinn Torgandy Torie Torist Toriten Toritney Torynn Trace Tracil Tracker Trackerley Trackyley Viviana Vivie Vivin Waler Waley Waly Wavelsie Waven Waver Waveroell Waverryn Whirlerson Whirley Whiten Whitnelly Whitnet Wistin Yeasey Yeason Yeassie Yeavely Yeaven

[genevieveetguy]

- Do you ever get depressed? - No, depressions are for the middle classes, the rest of us have got an early start in the morning.

Riff-Raff, Ken Loach (1991)

[duneideannrpg]

NOMBRES Y APELLIDOS ESCOCESES

A continuación, te compartimos un compilado de nombres comunes en Escocia. Esperamos puedan servirte como inspiración o recurso para la creación de tus personajes. 

Adeen — Aeleen — Aelish — Aeveen — Aibhne — Aideen — Aife — Ailbe — Ailbhe — Aileen — Ailidh — Ailin — Ailis — Ailsa — Ainder — Aine — Aineen — Ainslin — Aislin — Aisling — Aislinn — Aiveen — Allison — Almath — Aluinn — Alva — Amabel — Anya — Aoife — Arienh — Ashling — Baibin — Baibre — Baine — Banva — Barabal — Bebhinn — Bebinn — Bedelia — Beibhinn — Berneen — Bethia — Beval — Bigseach — Bigshock — Blinna — Blinne — Boinn — Boonan — Boyne — Breanda — Breen — Breffany — Brenda — Brenna — Brianag — Brianna — Bride — Brieanne — Bronagh — Cadhla — Cahan — Cailin — Caireann — Cairenn — Caiside — Cait — Caitir — Caitlin — Caitriona — Caoilin — Caoilfhionn — Caoimhe — Carra — Casidhe — Cassidy — Catriona — Ceallach — Ceallsach — Ceana — Ceanag — Ceara — Ceilidh — Cerridwen — Chiara — Ciannait — Ciar — Ciara — Ciarda — Cinaed — Cinnie — Cleana — Cliodhna — Cliona — Clodagh — Cochran — Colleen — Cora — Corcair — Coreana — Correen — Cuach — Daireen — Dearshul — Debrinne — Deidra — Deirdre — Delaney — Delany — Demi — Derin — Dervla — Dinean — Doireann — Dolina — Doonshock — Doreen — Duinseach — Dunla — Dymphna — Eanna — Eabha — Eavan — Edana — Edea — Eibhlin — Eileen — Eilidh — Eimear — Eithne — Ellie — Elspeth — Elva — Emer — Enda — Enya — Eri — Erin — Eteen — Ethna — Eva — Evaleen — Faoiltiama — Fenella — Fial — Fina — Finneacht — Finola — Fiona — Fionnabair — Fionnuala — Fiontan — Flannery — Florence — Fraser — Gemma — Gogan — Gordania — Gormelia — Grainne — Grania — Grainne — Greer — Heather — Ide — Ina — Iona — Irial — Isla — Isobel — Jacobina — Jemma — Jenna — Jessie — Karen — Kathleen — Katriona — Kayleigh — Kayley — Keela — Keeley — Keelia — Keelin — Keely — Keer — Keeva — Keevshock — Keira — Kelly — Kennedi — Kennedy — Kennocha — Kentigerna — Kenzie — Kerry — Khora — Kiera — Kincaid — Kinteerrn — Kirsty — Kora — Krinoc — Kronshock — Laimhseach — Laoise — Laoiseach — Lasairiona — Laureen — Lauryn — Leenane — Liadain — Liadan — Liath — Life — Ligach — Lilias — Logan — Lonnog — Luighseach — Lysagh — Macha — Madailein — Madb — Maedbh — Maegan — Maelisa — Maen — Maeve — Magael — Maighdlin — Maire — Mairead — Malise — Mallaidh — Malvina — Maoliosa — Maura — Maureen — Meabh — Meadhbh — Meagan — Meagwin — Meara — Meaveen — Medbh — Megan — Meghan — Mhairi — Moira — Molly — Molmoria — Mora — Morag — Moraga — Mordag — Morna — Morrigan — Morven — Moya — Moyra — Moyreen — Muadhnait — Muireall — Muireann — Murail — Murdina — Murphy — Myfawny — Nainseadh — Naoise — Neamh — Neamhain — Neassa — Neve — Niamh — Niav — Noleen — Nora — Norah — Noreen — Nuala — Onora — Oona — Orla — Orlaith — Orna — Patricia — Pawrigeen — Proinseas — Quinn — Reagan — Redmond — Reeowna — Rhona — Riley — Riona — Rionach — Roan — Robyn — Roisin — Roshene — Rowan — Rynagh — Saidhbh — Sallain — Saoirse — Seana — Searlaid — Senga — Seonaid — Seosamhin — Shanna — Shannon — Shawn — Shawna — Shea — Sheena — Sheila — Sheridan — Shona — Shonah — Sibéal — Sidheag — Silagh — Silbhe — Síle — Sileas — Sinann — Sine — Sinead — Sineidin — Sinnead — Siobhan — Siofra — Siomha — Siomhaith — Siusan — Sive — Slaine — Slainte — Sloane — Sodelb — Sorca — Sorcha — Suanach — Suin — Sydoc — Talena — Tara — Teafa — Teagan — Tegan — Tiarnan — Tierney — Toireasa — Treasa — Tuileach — Una — Zara

Adair — Alan — Alasdair — Alastair — Alban — Alec — Alexander — Alistair — Alistaire — Allen — Alpin — Andrew — Angus — Archibald — Archie — Arcill — Arran — Artain — Artair — Arth — Athol — Aulay — Auliffe — Baird — Barclay — Birk — Blaine — Blair — Blane — Boswell — Bothan — Boyd — Branduff — Broderick — Brodie — Bruce — Burgess — Callum — Calum — Cameron — Campbell — Caral — Carbry — Clyde — Coll — Colquhoun — Conlan — Cormack — Cormick — Cosmo — Cowan — Craig — Cramond — Crawford — Crinan — Crom — Dalziel — Danny — Denholm — Dennis — Dermid — Donald — Donnan — Donwald — Dothaw — Dougal — Douglas — Drostan — Druce — Dubne — Duff — Duncan — Durell — Durrell — Eadan — Elliot — Euan — Ewan — Fagan — Farquar — Farquard — Farquhar — Fergus — Ferguson — Fife — Fingal — Finlay — Forbes — Fraser — Frazier — Gavin — Geordie — Gillean — Gillis — Gleann — Glendon — Gordon — Gough — Graham — Grant — Greer — Gregor — Hamilton — Hamish — Iain — Ian — Innes — Iomhar — Ioseph — James — Jamie — Jock — Johnston — Keir — Keith — Kenneth — Kentigern — Kevoca — Kieran — Kiley — Kirk — Lachlan — Lachy — Laird — Lamont — Leith — Lenox — Leslie — Lochlyn — Logan — Lorne — Macaulay — Macauley — Macdonald — Macfarlane — Mackenzie — Magnus — Malachy — Malcolm — Manius — Mirren — Monance — Montgomery — Muir — Mungo — Munro — Murdoch — Murray — Nairne — Nectan — Neill — Nele — Nevin — Niven — Padruig — Ramsay — Ranald — Reece — Roban — Robbie — Roddy — Ronan — Rory — Ross — Ryan — Scott — Seathan — Shaun — Sholto — Sim — Sinclair — Sioltaich — Skene — Solas — Stewart — Stuart — Tavis — Tavish — Torcall — Tormod — Torquil — Uilleam — Wallace

A - B

Abercrombie — Abernathy — Abernethy — Acheson — Adair — Addair — Ahern — Aikman — Ainsley — Ainslie — Aird — Airlie — Aitchison — Aitken — Aitkin — Akin — Alan — Allender — Allfrey — Allison — Allphin — Alphin — Andrew — Andrews — Angis — Angus — Ankrom — Arbuckle — Archie — Ard — Ardis — Argo — Argyle — Armour — Armstrong — Arnot — Arnott — Atcheson — Aud — Auld

Bad — Bailie — Baillie — Baine — Baines — Baird — Bald — Baldon — Balentine — Balfour — Ballantine — Ballantyne — Ballentine — Bankhead — Bannerman — Barclay — Barland — Barr — Barrentine — Barrie — Barrington — Barris — Barron — Barrontine — Bartee — Bateson — Baughman — Bay — Beans — Beaton — Beattie — Beatty — Beaty — Begley — Belford — Bethune — Beveridge — Bickett — Bigger — Bigham — Binney — Bise — Bisset — Bissett — Blacketer — Blackstock — Blackwater — Blackwood — Blaie — Blair — Boan — Boig — Bonar — Borland — Boswell — Bothwell — Bower — Bowers — Bowie — Boyce — Boyd — Boydston — Boyes — Boyle — Boyter — Brandy — Brash — Brebner — Breckenridge — Bremner — Briar — Briggs — Brisbane — Broadie — Broady — Broddy — Brodie — Brody — Brough — Brownfield — Bruce — Brugh — Brunton — Bryars — Bryce — Bryden — Buchan — Buchanan — Buchannan — Buchannon — Buchanon — Buckalew — Buckelew — Bucklew — Buckoke — Budge — Buie — Buist — Bulloch — Buntin — Bunton — Burgess — Burgher — Burney — Burney — Burnsed — Burnside — Burress — Burrus — Burruss — Buttars — Butters — Byas

C

Caddell — Cadenhead — Caine — Cairns — Calderwood — Cambell — Cambron — Cameron — Cammack — Campbell — Campell — Canady — Cannaday — Cannady — Cannedy — Canup — Caraway — Cardew — Cargill — Cargle — Carlock — Carlow — Carmichael — Carmickle — Carnegie — Carothers — Carruthers — Carstarphen — Caruthers — Caskey — Cass — Castellaw — Castellow — Cathey — Cato — Catoe — Catto — Caulder — Caulfield — Cay — Center — Chalmers — Chattan — Chesnut — Chestnut — Cheves — Chisholm — Chism — Chisolm — Christeson — Christie — Christison — Christy — Cleghorn — Cleland — Clelland — Clemons — Clendenin — Clendening — Clendenon — Clennon — Clerk — Clingan — Clink — Clinkscales — Clugston — Clunes — Clyde — Clyne — Cobourn — Cochran — Cochrane — Cockburn — Cogburn — Coghill — Cohron — Coke — Collie — Colquhoun — Colter — Condie — Copeland — Copelin — Copland — Cormack — Corner — Corrie — Corson — Costella — Cothran — Coull — Coulter — Coupland — Coutts — Cowan — Cowie — Cowin — Crafford — Cragg — Craig — Craighead — Craigie — Crail — Cram — Cranor — Cranston — Crary — Crawford — Crays — Creach — Crear — Creason — Creech — Creighton — Cremar — Crerar — Crichton — Crinklaw — Crocket — Crockett — Croll — Cromartie — Cromie — Crookshanks — Crosbie — Cruickshank — Cruikshank — Crum — Crumm — Culbreath — Culbreth — Culley — Culton — Cumbie — Cumby — Cumings — Cumming — Cummings — Cummins — Cunningham — Curley — Currans — Currens — Cuthbert — Cuthbertson

D - E - F

Dais — Dalgleish — Dall — Dallas — Dalrymple — Dalziel — Dann — Dargie — Dashiell — David — Davie — Davisson — Davy — Deas — Deems — Dees — Delph — Dempster — Dendy — Denney — Denny — Densmore — Dewar — Dickie — Dingwall — Dinsmore — Dinwiddie — Divers — Docherty — Doctor — Doig — Dollar — Dollison — Don — Donald — Donaldson — Donat — Donelson — Dorward — Dougal — Douglas — Douglass — Doull — Dow — Downey — Downie — Drennan — Driscoll — Driskell — Drone — Drummond — Drummonds — Dryden — Drysdale — Ducan — Duffie — Dumbreck — Dunbar — Duncan — Duncanson — Dundas — Dundes — Dunkin — Dunlap — Dunlop — Dunmire — Dunning — Dunsmire — Dysart

Eadie — Eagleson — Eddie — Edie — Edington — Edison — Edmisten — Edmiston — Edmondson — Edmonston — Edmundson — Elgin — Elphinson — Ensley — Entrekin — Erskin — Erskine — Erving — Espey — Esplin — Espy — Ester — Ewan — Ewart

Fadden — Faddis — Fairbairn — Fairweather — Falconer — Fallen — Farish — Farland — Farney — Farquhar — Farquharson — Farrar — Farrish — Fate — Faulds — Feemster — Feimster — Fendley — Fentress — Fergerson — Fergeson — Fergurson — Fergus — Ferguson — Fergusson — Ferrier — Fettes — Fife — Figures — Findlay — Findley — Finlay — Finlayson — Finley — Finnie — Firth — Fleming — Flemming — Fletcher — Flett — Fobes — Forbes — Forbess — Forbis — Forbus — Forbush — Fordyce — Forgey — Forgie — Forres — Forsyth — Forsythe — Fraizer — Fraser — Frasier — Frasure — Frazee — Frazer — Frazier — Freel — Frew — Frizell — Frum — Fulton — Furgason — Furgerson — Furguson — Furlough — Fyfe — Fyffe

G - H

Gaddie — Galbraith — Galbreath — Gall — Gallacher — Gallaway — Galloway — Galt — Gammill — Garden — Garrick — Garrow — Garson — Gault — Gaunce — Gavin — Gaw — Geddes — Geddie — Geddis — Gemmill — Gibb — Gilbreath — Gilbreth — Gilchrest — Gilchrist — Gilcrease — Gilkerson — Gilkison — Gillan — Gillanders — Gillaspie — Gillespie — Gilley — Gillie — Gillies — Gilliland — Gillis — Gillison — Gillispie — Gilreath — Givens — Gladstone — Glasco — Glascoe — Glasgow — Glassford — Glen — Glendenning — Goldie — Goodlett — Goolsby — Gordan — Gorden — Gordon — Gosnell — Goudie — Goudy — Gough — Gourlay — Govan — Gow — Gowan — Gowans — Gowdy — Gracie — Graham — Graig — Grant — Greear — Greenlaw — Greer — Greg — Greig — Grier — Grieve — Grieves — Guffey — Guild — Guill — Gunn — Guthrie

Haddow — Haggart — Haig — Hairston — Haliburton — Halladay — Halliburton — Hamilton — Hamiton — Haney — Haning — Hanna — Hannah — Hannay — Hanning — Hardie — Hardison — Hardy — Harg — Harkness — Harvie — Hastie — Haston — Hasty — Hawthorn — Hawthorne — Hay — Headen — Headrick — Heggan — Heggie — Heird — Henderson — Hendley — Hendrie — Hendry — Henery — Henning — Hepburn — Hepworth — Herriot — Hillin — Hilson — Hindman — Hislop — Hoag — Hobbie — Hodo — Hoge — Hoggan — Hosack — Hosick — Hou — Houston — Howey — Howie — Hoy — Huggard — Hughey — Huie — Hume — Huskey — Huston — Hutcherson — Hutcheson — Hyland — Hyndman — Hyslop

I - J - K - L

Imlay — Imrie — Inch — Inglis — Innerarity — Innes — Innis — Irons — Irvin — Irvine — Irving

Jack — Jamerson — Jamieson — Jamison — Jardine — Jarvie — Jebb — Jelly — Jemison — Jessieman — Joass — Joel — Johnston — Johnstone — Jollie — Joss

Kanady — Kea — Kee — Keir — Keith — Kellen — Kellis — Kellman — Kellogg — Kelso — Kelsoe — Kelson — Kelton — Kenebrew — Kenmore — Kenndy — Kennebrew — Kennedy — Kenneth — Kennison — Keough — Keown — Kerr — Kersey — Kershaw — Keyes — Keys — Kiddy — Kier — Kilbride — Kilcrease — Kilgore — Kilgour — Killeen — Kimsey — Kimzey — Kinard — Kincade — Kincaid — Kincaide — Kindrick — Kinghorn — Kinion — Kinkade — Kinloch — Kinnaird — Kinnard — Kinnear — Kinnebrew — Kinner — Kinnick — Kinnon — Kinzie — Kirk — Kirkland — Kirksey — Kirkwood — Kissack — Kneeland — Knox — Kyles — Kynynmound

Lagan — Laidlaw — Laing — Laird — Lairmore — Lamon — Lamond — Lamont — Landreth — Lang — Lange — Lapsley — Larimer — Larimore — Latta — Lattea — Lauder — Lauderdale — Laughary — Laury — Lawrie — Lawther — Leap — Leas — Lease — Leath — Ledgerwood — Ledingham — Leese — Leishman — Leitch — Leith — Lemen — Lemmons — Lennox — Lenox — Lesley — Leslie — Liddle — Liggett — Lillie — Lindsay — Lindsey — Linear — Lingo — Liston — Livingstone — Loan — Loar — Loch — Lochhead — Lochridge — Lockaby — Lockard — Lockart — Lockerby — Lockhart — Logan — Loggins — Longmore — Loran — Lorimer — Lory — Lothian — Louden — Loudon — Lough — Lougheed — Louthan — Lowery — Lowrey — Lowrie — Lowrimore — Lowry — Lumsden — Lusk — Lyall — Lyalls — Lymon — Lynd — Lynne

M

M’Clellan — M’Clelland — Maben — Mabon — Macadam — Macalester — MacAllister — MacArthur — Macartney — Macaulay — Macauley — MacBeth — MacCallum — MacCuaig — MacDonald — MacDonnell — MacDougall — MacDowell — MacDuff — MacFarland — MacGregor — Macgrieusich — Machlin — MacInnes — MacInnis — MacIntosh — MacIntyre — Mackall — MacKay — Mackenzie — MacKinnon — Mackintosh — Macky — MacLachlan — MacLaren — MacLean — MacLennan — MacLeod — MacLulich — MacLullich — MacMaster — MacMillan — MacNaughton — MacNeil — MacNeill — MacPhail — MacPherson — MacQueen — MacRae — MacWilliams — Madison — Madlock — Maginnis — Magoon — Magruder — Maguire — Mains — Mairs — Maitland — Malcolm — Malcom — Maloch — Malpass — Manderson — Mantooth — Marchbanks — Marr — Marrs — Mathers — Matheson — Mathewson — Mathie — Mathieson — Mathison — Matthes — Mattie — Maule — Maxton — Mayne — Mayse — McAdam — McAdams — McAlexander — McAlister — McAllen — McAlley — McAllister — McAlpin — McAlpine — McAndrew — McAra — McArdle — McArthur — McAulay — McAuliffe — McBain — McBane — McBath — McBay — McBean — McBeth — McBride — McBroom — McBurney — McCaig — McCaleb — McCall — McCalla — McCalley — McCallister — McCallum — McCambridge — McCampbell — McCanse — McCant — McCants — McCardel — McCargo — McCartney — McCarver — McCarville — McCaskill — McCaslin — McCaul — McCauley — McCausland — McCaw — McChriston — McChrystal — McClaran — McClard — McClaren — McClatchey — McClean — McClear — McCleary — McCleese — McClellan — McClelland — McClenon — McClernand — McCline — McClintic — McClintick — McClintock — McClinton — McClish — McCloe — McCloud — McClugh — McClung — McClure — McColl — McCollom — McCollough — McCollum — McComas — McComb — McCombs — McConico — McCool — McCorkle — McCormic — McCormick — McCorvey — McCosh — McCosker — McCotter — McCown — McCrae — McCranie — McCright — McCroy — McCrum — McCrystal — McCuaig — McCubbin — McCuin — McCuistion — McCuiston — McCulla — McCullah — McCulloch — McCullom — McCullough — McCully — McCure — McCurtis — McCutchen — McCutcheon — McDade — McDonald — McDonalds — McDonel — McDonell — McDonnell — McDougal — McDougall — McDougle — McDuff — McDuffey — McDuffie — McDuffy — McEachern — McEachin — McEachran — McElfresh — McElveen — McEntire — McEntyre — McEwan — McEwen — McEwing — McFadden — McFadyen — McFall — McFarlain — McFarlan — McFarland — McFarlane — McFarlin — McFate — McFatridge — McFee — McField — McGarr — McGee — McGeorge — McGhee — McGhie — McGibbon — McGibbons — McGillis — McGillivray — McGilvery — McGilvray — McGirr — McGlashen — McGlasson — McGlothlin — McGlown — McGonigal — McGowing — McGray — McGregor — McGrew — McGrory — McGruder — McGuffey — McGuffie — McGuigan — McGuire — McHardy — McHargue — McHughes — McIe — McInnes — McIntire — McIntosh — McIntyre — McIsaac — McIver — McIvor — McJarrow — McJokkie — McKain — McKamey — McKamie — McKay — McKeag — McKean — McKechie — McKechnie — McKee — McKeever — McKeithan — McKell — McKellar — McKelvie — McKendrick — McKendry — McKenrick — McKenzie — McKeown — McKern — McKesson — McKiddy — McKie — McKillop — McKinlackour — McKinley — McKinnon — McKinny — McKinsey — McKinzie — McKinzy — McKisic — McKissack — McKown — McLachlan — McLagan — McLaine — McLaren — McLarty — McLauchlin — McLaurin — McLay — McLean — McLees — McLeish — McLemore — McLennan — McLennon — McLeod — McLoud — McLucas — McLure — McMackin — McMains — McMakin — McManus — McMartin — McMaser — McMasters — McMath — McMeen — McMichael — McMillan — McMillen — McMillian — McMinn — McMorran — McMorris — McMurdie — McMurray — McMurry — McMurtrey — McMurtrie — McMurtry — McNab — McNabb — McNair — McNary — McNatt — McNaught — McNaughton — McNeal — McNeff — McNichol — McNichols — McNiel — McNinch — McNish — McNitt — McPhail — McPhatter — McPhaul — McPhee — McPheron — McPherson — McPhilips — McQuarrie — McQueen — McQuhollaster — McQuiston — McQuown — McRae — McRaith — McRaney — McRay — McRea — McSparren — McSwain — McSween — McTaggart — McTammany — McTurk — McVicar — McVicker — McWain — McWaters — McWatters — McWhan — McWherter — McWhirt — McWhirter — McWhirtle — McWhorter — McWilliams — McZeal — Mearns — Meikle — Meiklejohn — Meldrum — Melendy — Melrose — Melville — Melvin — Menzie — Menzies — Merrow — Methven — Methvin — Mey — Michie — Mickle — Middlemas — Middlemiss — Mike — Mikell — Milholland — Mill — Millan — Millar — Millwee — Milroy — Minges — Minto — Mode — Moffat — Moffatt — Moffet — Moffett — Moffitt — Moir — Mollison — Moncrief — Moncrieff — Moncur — Monroe — Monteith — Montgomery — Montieth — Montrose — Monzie — Moodie — Moorehead — Moorhead — Moorman — Mor — Moredock — Morehead — Morison — Morrison — Morthland — Mortland — Mosman — Mossey — Mossman — Motherwell — Moultrie — Moyes — Muir — Muirhead — Mull — Muncie — Muncrief — Mundell — Mundie — Mundy — Munro — Munroe — Murchie — Murchison — Murdaugh — Murdoch — Murrah — Murray — Murry — Mustard — Mutch — Myron

N - O - P - Q - R

Nair — Nairn — Naismith — Nall — Napier — Narron — Nathaniel — Nay — Near — Negus — Neil — Nesbit — Nesbitt — Nesmith — Ness — Newkirk — Niblack — Niblock — Nicholson — Nickols — Nicol — Nicoll — Nicolson — Niel — Nimmo — Nisbet — Nisbett — Nish — Niven — Noles

Ocheltree — Officer — Offutt — Ogg — Ogilvie — Oglesbee — Oglesby — Ogletree — Orahood — Orem — Ormiston — Orrick — Orrock — Orso —

Paden — Paisley — Panton — Pasley — Pate — Paterson — Patillo — Paton — Pattillo — Pattison — Pattullo — Paull — Peasley — Peden — Peebles — Peeples — Penman — Persley — Peterkin — Petree — Petrey — Petrie — Petry — Pettigrew — Pettry — Petty — Phaup — Phenix — Philp — Phoenix — Pinckney — Pinkerton — Pinkney — Pitcairn — Pittenger — Poet — Polk — Pollock — Polson — Porteous — Porterfield — Postley — Pou — Presley — Pressley — Pressly — Primrose — Prindle — Pringle — Provan — Pullar — Puller — Purdie — Purvis

Quaintance — Quiggin — Quintance

Rabb — Rabren — Raburn — Rae — Raeburn — Raeside — Rainey — Raitt — Ramage — Ramsay — Ramsey — Rankin — Rankins — Ranney — Rasco — Rattray — Raulston — Raver — Rayborn — Rayburn — Reaper — Redden — Reddick — Reddy — Redhead — Ree — Reedy — Reid — Reidhead — Reith — Renfrew — Renfro — Renfroe — Renfrow — Renick — Rennie — Renton — Renwick — Reoch — Reyburn — Richey — Richie — Richison — Rickey — Ridlon — Risk — Ritchey — Ritchie — Robertson — Robeson — Robison — Rodan — Rodger — Rodick — Rollo — Ronald — Rosegrant — Ross — Rosse — Roswell — Rough — Rought — Roy — Rule — Rushford — Rusk — Rutherford — Ruthven  

S - T

Safley — Sailor — Sandercock — Sanders — Sanderson — Sangster — Saucer — Saunders — Sauser — Scobee — Scobie — Scott — Scroggs — Selfridge — Selkirk — Semple — Senter — Service — Shadden — Shand — Shands — Shankland — Shanklin — Shatto — Shaw — Shawn — Shearer — Shedden — Shehorn — Shina — Shorey — Shortridge — Sim — Simson — Sinclair — Sinton — Sittal — Skeen — Skeens — Skelley — Skirvin — Slider — Sloss — Smail — Smelley — Smiley — Smylie — Snedden — Snodgrass — Somerville — Sommerville — Souter — Southers — Speedy — Spence — Spittel — Sprvill — St. Claire — Stalker — Starrett — Steen — Stennis — Sterling — Steuart — Steven — Steward — Stewart — Stirling — Stitt — Stoddart — Storer — Storie — Storment — Stormont — Strachan — Strang — Strawn — Stronach — Struthers — Stuart — Sturrock — Stwart — Summerville — Sumrall — Sutherland — Sutherlin — Suthers — Swapp — Swinton — Sword

Taggart — Tait — Tannahill — Tannehill — Tarrence — Tassie — Tawse — Teare — Teasdale — Tedford — Telfair — Telfer — Telford — Thom — Thomaston — Thorburn — Thrift — Tilford — Tillery — Tindal — Tisdale — Toller — Tolmie — Torbert — Torrance — Torrence — Torrens — Torry — Tosh — Touch — Tough — Towers — Trail — Tullis — Tulloch — Tullock — Tullos — Turnbull — Twaddle — Tweed — Tweedie — Twentyman — Twitty — Tylor — Tyre — Tyree

U - V - W - Y - Z

Urey — Urquhart — Usher — Ussher

Vail — Vaill — Vass — Veach — Veatch — Veitch — Venters — Verner — Vert — Vessy — Vingoe

Waddell — Waddy — Waldie — Waldrep — Waldrip — Waldrup — Walkup — Wallace — Waltrip — Wardlaw — Wardlow — Wardrip — Wardrop — Wark — Warnock — Wason — Watchman — Waugh — Weddell — Wedell — Weems — Weir — Wemyss — Wham — Whan — Whary — Whearty — Whimster — Whitehill — Whitelaw — Wier — Wight — Wigton — Wilkie — Willison — Wims — Winton — Wishart — Woodburn — Woodside — Wyllie

Yawn — Yeats — Yelton — Yule

Zuill

Recurso tomado de: Marwen

[pronounsrus]

Do you have any pronouns related to computers/tech/codes/mechanics and the color green? Thank you in advance :3

we've done quite a few lists on computers/tech and related stuff already i believe but we havent done green yet!

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Army/Army/Armies/Army's/Armyself

Aspar/Asparagus/Asparagus'/Asparagus's/Asparagusself

Bas/Basil/Basils/Basil's/Basilself

Brun/Brunswick/Brunswicks/Brunswick's/Brunswickself

Crock/Crocodile/Crocodiles/Crocodile's/Crocodileself

Char/Chartreuse/Chartreuses/Chartreuse's/Chartreuseself

Cela/Celadon/Celadons/Celadon's/Celadonself

Citron/Citron/Citrons/Citron's/Citronself

Clove/Clover/Clovers/Clover's/Cloverself

Emer/Emerald/Emeralds/Emerald's/Emeraldself

Envy/Envy/Envies/Envy's/Envyself

Fern/Fern/Ferns/Fern's/Fernself

For/Forest/Forests/Forest's/Forestself

Frog/Frog/Frogs/Frog's/Frogself

Green/Green/Greens/Green's/Greenself

Grass/Grass/Grasses/Grass's/Grasself

Greed/Greed/Greeds/Greed's/Greedself

Glas/Glas/Glas'/Glas's/Glasself

Hunt/Hunter/Hunters/Hunter's/Hunterself

Harle/Quin/Harlequins/Harlequin's/Harlequinself

Hook/Hooker/Hookers/Hooker's/Hookerself

Juni/Juniper/Junipers/Juniper's/Juniperself

Jade/Jade/Jades/Jade's/Jadeself

Kelly/Kelly/Kellies/Kelly's/Kellyself

Lime/Lime/Limes/Lime's/Limeself

Leaf/Leaf/Leafs/Leaf's/Leafself

Moss/Moss/Mosses/Moss's/Mosself

Mint/Mint/Mints/Mint's/Mintself

Myrt/Myrtle/Myrtles/Myrtle's/Myrtleself

Olive/Olive/Olives/Olive's/Oliveself

Pickle/Pickle/Pickles/Pickle's/Pickleself

Pine/Pine/Pines/Pine's/Pineself

Para/Parakeet/Parakeets/Parakeet's/Parakeetself

Pear/Pear/Pears/Pear's/Pearself

Pea/Pea/Peas/Pea's/Peaself

Pista/Pistachio/Pistachios/Pistachio's/Pistachioself

Peri/Dot/Peridots/Peridot's/Peridotself

Pras/Prasine/Prasines/Prasine's/Prasineself

Pari/Paris/Paris'/Paris's/Parisself

Sage/Sage/Sages/Sage's/Sageself

Sham/Rock/Shamrocks/Shamrock's/Shamrockself

Sea/Foam/Seafoams/Seafoam's/Seafoamself

Sea/Weed/Seaweeds/Seaweed's/Seaweedself

Snake/Snake/Snakes/Snake's/Snakeself

Serp/Serpent/Serpents/Serpent's/Serpentself

Virid/Viridian/Viridians/Viridian's/Viridianself

Vert/Verta/Verts/Verta's/Vertself

Verde/Verde/Verdes/Verde's/Verdeself

Viri/Viridi/Viridis/Viridi's/Viridself

🌿/🌿/🌿s/🌿's/🌿self

🍵/🍵/🍵s/🍵's/🍵self

💚/💚/💚s/💚's/💚self

🍃/🍃/🍃s/🍃's/🍃self

🐸/🐸/🐸s/🐸's/🐸self

🍀/🍀/🍀s/🍀's/🍀self

🐢/🐢/🐢s/🐢's/🐢self

🍏/🍏/🍏s/🍏's/🍏self

🥑/🥑/🥑s/🥑's/🥑self

🐍/🐍/🐍s/🐍's/🐍self

[thirdrowcentre]

I kept up last year’s resolution of watching as many films I’ve never seen before as possible - this time I managed 377. These are a few that stayed with me, in one way or another: 

JANUARY

Tales of Hoffman (Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, 1951. Watched 04.01.2021)

Babyteeth (Shannon Murphy, 2019. Watched 11.01.2021)

Snowpiercer (Bong Joon-Ho, 2013. Watched 29.01.2021)

FEBRUARY

David Byrne’s American Utopia (Spike Lee, 2020. Watched 01.02.2021)

Hi Mom! (Brian de Palma, 1970. Watched 08.02.2021)

Dead Pigs (Cathy Yan, 2018. Watched 16.02.2021)

Yojimbo (Akira Kurosawa, 1961. Watched 21.02.2021)

Elvis: That’s the Way it Is (Denis Sanders, 1970. Watched 27.02.2021)

MARCH

Minding the Gap (Bing Liu, 2018. Watched 11.03.2021)

Tomboy (Céline Sciamma, 2011. Watched 25.03.2021)

La Terra Trema (Luchino Visconti, 1948. Watched 28.03.2021)

APRIL

Audition (Takashi Miike, 1999. Watched 08.04.2021)

Palm Springs (Max Barbakow, 2020. Watched 10.04.2021)

Songs My Brothers Taught Me (Chloé Zhao, 2015. Watched 12.04.2021)

Harlan County USA (Barbara Kopple, 1976. Watched 13.04.2021)

MAY

Cold War (Pawel Pawlikowski, 2018. Watched 11.05.2021)

Minari (Lee Isaac Chung, 2020. Watched at Prince Charles Cinema 22.05.2021)

Nomadland (Chloé Zhao, 2020. Watched at Prince Charles Cinema 22.05.2021)

Sound of Metal (Darius Marder, 2019. Watched at Prince Charles Cinema 23.05.2021)

First Cow (Kelly Reichardt, 2019. Watched at the BFI Southbank, 29.05.2021)

JUNE

Shiva Baby (Emma Seligman, 2020. Watched at Barbican, 09.06.2021)

John Wick Chapter 2 (Chad Stahelski, 2017. Watched 13.06.2021)

Time (Garrett Bradley, 2020. Watched 14.06.2021)

McCabe & Mrs Miller (Robert Altman, 1971. Watched at the BFI Southbank 20.06.2021)

JULY

Another Round (Thomas Vinterberg, 2020. Watched at Rich Mix, 04.07.2021, Barbican 08. 07.2021)

Shoah 1ère époque (Claude Lanzmann, 1985. Watched 20-22.07.2021)

Daisies (Vera Chytilová, 1966.Watched 22.07.2021)

AUGUST

High Life (Claire Denis, 2018. Watched 03.08.2021)

Shoah 2ème époque (Claude Lanzmann, 1985. Watched 04-06.08.2021)

Midnight Special (Jeff Nichols, 2016. Watched 28.08.2021)

SEPTEMBER

A Bagful of Fleas (Vera Chytilová, 1963. Watched 04.09.2021)

The Unbelievable Truth (Hal Hartley, 1989. Watched 21.09.2021)

Simple Men (Hal Hartley, 1992. Watched 24.09.2020)

Salut les Cubains (Agnès Varda, 1963. Watched 26.09.2021)

OCTOBER

Cow (Andrea Arnold, 2021. LFF screening, BFI Southbank, 09.10.2021)

C’mon C’mon (Mike Mills, 2021. LFF screening, Royal Festival Hall, 11.10.2021)

Petite Maman (Céline Sciamma, 2021. LFF screening, Prince Charles Cinema, 16.10.2021)

The Power of the Dog (Jane Campion, 2021. LFF screening, BFI Southbank, 17.10.2021)

The Green Knight (David Lowery, 2021. Watched at Rich Mix 18.10.2021)

L’amour à la mer (Guy Gilles, 1965. Watched 25.10.2021)

NOVEMBER

Hoop Dreams (Steve James, 1994. Watched 05.11.2021)

After Hours (Martin Scorsese, 1985. Watched 19.11.2021)

Pickpocket (Robert Bresson, 1959. 35mm. Watched at Prince Charles Cinema 21.11.2021)

Crossfire (Edward Dmytryk, 1947. Watched 25.11.2021)

I Wanna Hold Your Hand (Robert Zemeckis, 1978. 35mm Watched at Prince Charles Cinema, 29.11.2021)

DECEMBER

Get Back (dir. Peter Jackson/Michael Lindsay Hogg, 2021/1969. Watched between 01.12 and 08.12.2021)

Ma vie de Courgette (Claude Barras, 2016. Watched 09.12.2021)

Sorry, Wrong Number (Anatole Litvak, 1948. 18.12.2021)

Fear (Roberto Rossellini, 1954. Watched 18.12.2021)

Shanghai Express (Josef von Sternberg, 1932. Watched 21.12.2021)

West Side Story (Steven Spielberg, 2021. Watched at Vue Islington, 30.12.2021)

Licorice Pizza (Paul Thomas Anderson, 2021. 70mm. Watched at Picturehouse Central, 31.12.2021)

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Films watched in 2019.

Top 20 Best Movies Watched for the First Time in 2019.

1. Tôkyô Story (Yasujirô Ozu, 1953) 2. Dans la ville blanche (Alain Tanner, 1983) 3. On the Silver Globe (Andrzej Zulawski, 1987) 4. Le diable probablement (Robert Bresson, 1977) 5. La maman et la putain (Jean Eustache, 1973) 6. The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant (Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1972) 7. The Red Shoes (Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger, 1948) 8. Absences répétées (Guy Gilles, 1972) 9. Le Pont des Arts (Eugène Green, 2004) 10. Singin’ in the Rain (Stanley Donen & Gene Kelly, 1952) 11. Le Mépris (Jean-Luc Godard, 1963) 12. Sayat Nova (a.k.a. The Color of Pomegranates) (Sergei Parajanov, 1969) 13. Ganja & Hess (Bill Gunn, 1973) 14. Fuego en Castilla (Tactilvisión del páramo del espanto) (a.k.a. Fire in Castilla (Tactilvision from the Moor of the Fright) (José Val del Omar, 1961) 15. Les parapluies de Cherbourg (a.k.a. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg) (Jacques Demy, 1964) 16. Blissfully Yours (Apichatpong Weerasethakul, 2002) 17. Fin août, début septembre (Olivier Assayas, 1998) 18. Reminiscences of a Journey to Lithuania (Jonas Mekas, 1972) 19. 4 aventures de Reinette et Mirabelle (Éric Rohmer 1987) 20. Desert Hearts (Donna Deitch, 1985)

(My list in Letterboxd -click here-)