#Judita

[sacachorch0vo]

Aprovechando que estamos en Semana Santa

Hagan oración para que los trate bien

[vttz4]

[violettesiren]

In Vilnius, in a construction site on Tartar Street, a sunflower grew last year— a flower of green, alien blood, always turned to the sun, last summer’s symbol— I still hear its murmur in the wind, I still see its golden ring of leaves, dusty and bright, a flower of green, alien blood, as if sprouting from the Vilnius baroque, it rocked its noble head up high above the sleepy heat of scattered bricks, above debris, above foundations previously unseen, above the medieval town with my royal summer park on top of breaking glass—O wind, play another madrigal above the iron stubble, an echo is audible from last year in this waste land of heat, last summer’s penurious flower changing its golden face again to gaze through clouds of dust.

Sunflower by Judita Vaičiūnaitė

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Sveta obitelj

Sveta obitelj (2023) #VlatkaVorkapić #NikolaĐuričko #SandraLončarić #DarkoMilas #JuditaFranković #DadoĆosić Mehr auf:

The Holy FamilyJahr: 2023 (Dezember) Genre: Drama / Romantik Regie: Vlatka Vorkapić Hauptrollen: Nikola Đuričko, Sandra Lončarić, Darko Milas, Judita Franković, Dado Ćosić, Aleksandar Cvjetković, Anita Matić, Nataša Ivančević, Luna Pilić, Ivan Čuić … Filmbeschreibung: In einem Dorf in Slawonien in den 1960er Jahren bietet der reiche Marko Janja an, seinen Sohn Ivo zu heiraten, was Janja als…

[bellflower-goat]

felis :]

[citlalya1311]

KFP pero en situaciones tercermundistas presenta:

*peregrinación con San Juditas (termina mal)*

[cappdeservesanap]

if the captain were to have his anthem, a song that describes him and represents him in a specific way, any anti-war song would work. but i think what does him justice in a respectful way is pete seeger’s “where have all the flowers gone?”. omitting the “girls” aspect in the lyrics (and if we change it to “boys” for the sake of the captain’s sexuality), the song’s words are tragically beautiful - it’s a lyrical circle going from the flowers being picked by lovers who are loved by men who are soldiers who died doing their military service whose graves are now adorned with flowers - and so on. it outlines the tragedy of army men whose bravery cost them their lives and whose loved ones are left to mourn despite their duty to continue living a vastly different, ordinary life.

however, as wonderfully melancholic as the original is, i had in mind a specific cover of the song - a czech cover. the music is a tad more complicated than the original; it uses an electric guitar, a bass, and drums. but it’s much more nuanced that way - the drums represent the rhythm of a military march. the bass playing root notes with perfect fifths is a symbol of simplicity and repetition (of first joining the army. as the bass modifies the melody with each rhyme in each verse, it also emphasises that the more time the cap spends in the military, the more difficult keeping to his old ways can get). and with each verse, a new element of music is added (keyboard, the guitar plays a slightly different melody etc. to emphasise that this cycle brings new tragedies but can’t be possibly changed as it is a lasting tradition.

and the lyrics. oh, those haunting lyrics. i’m not even gonna talk about the voice singing them because the dissection of its depressing reverb and the suddenly powerful delivery of “where have all the soldiers gone” would take weeks. i just wanna focus on the translation. not your typical non-english-song-turned-english where the song loses its meaning. the meaning is there, but like a hundred times stronger. the lines do repeat, but not from rhyme to rhyme. i’m gonna translate this specific section because it’s so captain coded:

Where have all the soldiers gone

Long time passing

Where have all the soldiers gone

A long, long time ago

Where have all the soldiers gone

Gone to graveyards, every one

When will they ever learn?

When will they ever learn?

in czech, it’s like this (nearly word-for-word translation):

And where have all those soldiers gone

People, what ever happened here?

And where have all those soldiers gone

Where could they be?

Series of graves in a line

The wind is howling all around

Who will ever understand?

Who will ever understand?

i see a major difference between the last four lines. the original shows complete silence after a battle, how everyone fighting there died, and everything’s gone until another battle breaks in that exact spot. the czech version relays those emotions in a different way; yes, it’s dead silent, but the howling of the wind is a sign of something after death, of mourning coming both from the lovers and the dead, i.e. havers and the captain. and the “who will ever understand?” is somehow a contrast. “when will they ever learn?” to me is clearer because it either talks about the soldiers not learning they shouldn’t go to war or something along those lines. the former can say “who will ever understand [why those soldiers died]?” or “who will ever understand [the howling wind]?” and so on. it’s those endless questions the captain might ask himself from time to time to nobody’s understanding, i feel. when will he ever understand his death, or his love for havers, or his position?

here’s the song in question; i absolutely recommend just because of its heartbreaking atmosphere

[amarantoestrella]

Ken and I would wear matching Virgencita de Guadalupe and San Juditas chains.

[greywolffaves]

Judita & Jana

[becomingflynn]

"Stars of the series, Andrew Scott, Johnny Flynn and Dakota Fanning, spoke with Judita DaSilva about venturing into Steven's Italian world of suspense and danger."

[vttz4]

[violettesiren]

A day like this one, early they'd conjure from clouds, in ancient times, a day like this, early that's full of returning birds again I pour my voice into sacred song, and just as in childhood, again I am summer swan, rainbow bridge, the flapping bare feet on a run down the pavement, fear of death the breeze clears, early like this a day the ancestors conjured from clouds.

Sixth Day After A Full Moon by Judita Vaičiūnaitė

[blonded04]

Un san juditas pa mi reyna ❤️

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Dnevnik Pauline P.

Dnevnik Pauline P. (2023) #NevenHitrec #KatjaMatković #BorkoPerić #JuditaFrankovićBrdar #IgorKovač #AriaDunda Mehr auf:

The Diary of Paulina P. Jahr: 2023 Genre: Abenteuer / Drama / Familienfilm Regie: Neven Hitrec Hauptrollen: Katja Matković, Borko Perić, Judita Franković Brdar, Igor Kovač, Aria Dunda, Ramona Ivanda, Jakov Švarc, Tom Rushaidat, Darin Pavišić, Ksenija Marinković, Vinko Kraljević, Dražen Kuhn … Filmbeschreibung: Der Film folgt Paulina P., einer selbstbewussten und geistreichen Schülerin der 3.…

[luufish]

— Judita Vaičiūnaitė

[citlalya1311]

Alguien porfa deténgame de hacer tanta wea rara

TW: SPOILER CHIKITO de KFP4 ? (Cada día más canon que este vato es San Juditas)