#Joe Short Film

[cultofpoppy-tm]

The Most Perfect Perfect Person (Short, 2024): Directed by Paul Trillo. With Poppy, Jose Rosete.

[phantomladyoverparis]

Reflections on Love (1966), dir. Joe Massot

[wildfloweronwheels]

I keep seeing all these year of Midnights posts (rightfully) celebrating the album and all I can think about is how much has happened since then.

anti-hero music video

bejewelled music video

tour announcement

tickets war™️ (USA & international)

33rd birthday

atw short film bts

directors on directors

a taylor-directed feature

anti-hero at the 1975

robbed of SOTY at the Grammys

lavender haze

all of the girls you loved before

eras tour

cruel summer finally getting her crown

it’s joever

i’m new york city bitch

matty horrors but he lets her bejewelled

studio exorcisms

karma ft ice spice

karma music video

you’re losing me

hits different on streaming

speak now tv

backflip seen round the world

the one with the friendship bracelet

i can see you music video

not even to dinner with the kushners tour edition (Karlie at eras)

1989 tv announcement

single girl summer

eras tour movie announcement

oh wait there’s a hot footballer incoming

seemingly ranch

let’s go to the game ft. hugh jackman???

more football

eras tour movie

snl hard launch

and that’s what you missed on glee!

[jalwyn21]

A Very Short Film about Longing will be available on BBC on February 27.

Joe Alwyn stars as Paul.

[hogwash-deli]

Pigman - Short Film

Pig man (dir. by Joe Starrs)

Art Project by ©2025 klára rychtarčiková dop

Instagram singledadonline

[badnewswhatsleft]

a little less sixteen candles, a little more "touch me" — live from summer sonic 2006

[mickeeeemouse]

Check out my short film Penpals! It’s a four minute long sci-fi comedy about penpals from different planets.

[reviewsdefinitionofsatisfaction]

Joe Alwyn at the Loewe Menswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 Fashion Show in Paris

[lcndonboysstuff]

finally!

[krissiefox]

Joe (Bandit Media) (Short Film) (Mini-Review)

The next Fayetteville Film fest I looked up ending up giving me three different short films named, "Joe", so I decided, what the heck, I'll watch 'em all! The site is vague as ever, so I have no idea which is the right one, but hopefully I'll enjoy them all.

This first one was a nice treat, a short comedy with a cute love story between a goofy barista gal and a nice fellow named Joe. In addition to being funny and sweet it also comes with a nice moral message about being honest and also not about trying to appeal to people through shallow displays such as "I have a fancy job".

If you'd like to watch this cute short film for yourself, you can do so here:

[phantomladyoverparis]

Reflections on Love (1966), dir. Joe Massot

[rrrauschen]

Charlie Edwards-Moss & Joe Williams, {2022} O, Glory!

[jalwyn21]

On a happier note, we are up for a good start in 2024.

It really feels like we've seen him more in the first 5 weeks of 2024 than we did in all of 2023.

A Very Short Film About Longing is almost here..

[majortomwaits]

Bubba Ho-Tep (1994), Joe R. Lanslade // Bubba Ho-Tep (2002) dir. Don Coscarelli

[joesalw]

THE POSTER OMG

[wildfloweronwheels]

I'm probably not going to word this 100% eloquently because the thoughts are still forming and I won't really know if they're accurate until the tortured poets department comes out but I've been thinking a lot about taylor infusing her feelings into fictional characters and songs where the parallels to her life are more discreet/have to be worked for by fans as a way of taking the heat off her relationship with joe and how that decision is also inexplicably tied to being a product of the pandemic and the fact that potentially their 'timeline' was thrown for a loop like so many others. she wrote that not knowing if people would get it or appreciate the sound and probably thought it would be a bit more of a softball album in how it landed for only the people who really got it(remembering her mindset around lover being her last chance at success) but instead it made her bigger than ever, unbalancing the quiet private dynamic they'd decided on, which might have involved changing the way she wrote. I'm not saying she was restricted or limited but maybe they felt fiction was the only sustainable lens at that pont. Then, as the world opens up, she also coincidentally starts releasing re-recordings which are back to being sharply diaristic and people even respond to those in exciting big ways including the All Too Well short film which I'm now curious about in terms of whether there were any sticking points with taylor stepping more into film-making so much so that she writes a script and gets it picked up by searchlight. tensions rise and taylor's reminded of how much it helps to be straightforward and raw so she ends up making midnights the rawest of them all, an exploration of her past to avoid thinking about her present and future which now look so starkly different than they did pre-pandemic but she does so without joe being there. they write sweet nothing together except the fictional element is gone - this is their most straightforward collaboration, an attempt to process and repair the only way she has ever known how; by writing except the bandaid doesn't work, only revealing more of the wound I just find it all very interesting...