#an unmarried woman

[aspirationalbrand]

an unmarried woman (1978)

[thelastmovie]

An Unmarried Woman (1978), dir. Paul Mazursky.

[zoezoegr]

An Unmarried Woman #8

10 August (You Can Try Sometimes) 13x9.5 in/32cmx24 cm Watercolor and pencil on watercolor paper and pen on paper, 2024

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[theinsatiables]

Oh, mon dieu...

Jill Clayburgh holding a massive Paul Jenkins piece in An Unmarried Woman.

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[justsomeguy-cassavetes]

OHHHH my god we're watching an unmarried woman in my film class i cant wait to drop the bisexual alan bates lore on these bitches ♥️♥️♥️

[filmografie]

Favorite films watched for the first time in 2022:

Adoption (1975), dir. Márta Mészáros

An Unmarried Woman (1978), dir. Paul Mazursky

The Red and the White (1967), dir. Miklós Jancsó

Three Sisters (1970), dir. Laurence Olivier

Port of Shadows (1938), dir. Marcel Carné

A Family Submerged (2018), dir. María Alché

Stroszek (1977), dir. Werner Herzog

The Story of a Three-Day Pass (1967), dir. Melvin Van Peebles

The Round Up (1966), dir. Miklós Jancsó

The Collection (1976), dir. Laurence Olivier

[apicturespeaks]

An Unmarried Woman, Paul Mazursky

[passed-out-real]

Alan Bates Filmography Part 2

The Fixer (1968)

Women in Love (1969)

The Go-Between (1971)

A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (1972)

Story of a Love Story (1973)

Butley (1974)

Royal Flash (1975)

An Unmarried Woman (1978)

The Shout (1978)

The Rose (1979)

[astonishinglysane]

Movies I’ve Watched - 2023

113/?: An Unmarried Woman (1978) - watched 6/24/23

This movie is very much of its time — it seems to perfectly capture the era of when it was made. However, this means that it is speaking to an audience that isn’t there anymore; a modern audience watching this can only be voyeurs to a world that no longer exists. I can’t say I loved it, but it was interesting getting insight into a time I didn’t live in.

An Unmarried Woman (1978)

[normasshearer]

CLASSIC HORROR HEROINES

RUTH HUSSEY as Pamela "Pam" Fitzgerald in THE UNINVITED (1944) dir. Lewis Allen

[aspirationalbrand]

an unmarried woman (1978)

[llitchilitchi]

happy pride! no matter your gender or sexual orientation, I hope you can find happiness in your life, even if it seems impossible right now

i really wanted to paint this since about march, but haven't really found the time to do so. at last, i finished it before the end of pride month.

the two girls are dressed in traditional Slovak folk dress, or kroj (traditional folk formalwear) from Piešťany region. Piešťany and the nearby village of Krakovany have one of the most gorgeous forms of kroj in the entire country and for a long time, dolls dressed in this style of dress were gifted to foreign delegations to represent my country. the same country that won't represent people like me

it is a form of reclamation, in a way, to depict sapphic love in this dress. we're here, and have always been here, even if the rest of the people will deny us our existence. this is for all my fellow queers living through being a hot point of debate during elections. you are seen and you are loved. you are part of this country, and you are part of our culture, and the culture belongs to you just as much as to everyone else

i love you, and stay safe

[zoezoegr]

An Unmarried Woman #6

1 August (Shattered) 5.8x8.2 in/14.6x21 cm Watercolor and pencil on watercolor paper and pen on paper, 2024

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[tategaminu]

"Rayla is a damsel in distress"

your point?🤨

Yeah she's a damsel because she isn't married to Callum yet and that stresses her out

K👍

I hope she gets saved by Callum again and he carries her bridal style while they spicy kiss

Hating this trope isn't as feminist as you believe it is

WAH WAH WAH WAH GOO GOO GAGA I DO NOT CARE !!

[sukibenders]

"I understand why Penelope didn't tell Colin about LW, that was a huge risk and could have put her in an uncomfortable situation." So, for some that I've seen with this rhetoric, you can understand her not wanting to tell Colin about a gossip blog she wrote that, not only, made repeated digs at the queen (who's on her neck mind you) but HIS OWN family as well but can't understand why Marina, who was pregnant and left out of options, would conceal her pregnancy from him to protect herself and her children from the threat of being thrown out? Hmm.