#ellora torchia

[nogoodsheepstealing-greatgrandma]

[brokehorrorfan]

A24 is celebrating Midsommar's fifth anniversary with two shirts designed by Online Ceramics. Shipping by July 19, each two-sided tee is $60.

[square-braxket]

i've been completely nerding out about In the Earth since i bought the dvd that does not have bonus features so i have compiled a list of interviews and fun facts and behind the scenes pictures and stuff; it is only a very surface level googling so there isn't much!!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FAauwLjGFN96BoYJBksjefGVeHxowswP9uu7bajgZN8/edit#heading=h.mol22qb57q0x

[heylo35]

BTS with the cast of Midsommar 2019

❤️🏵🪷🌺🌻🌼🌸

[addictivecontradiction]

In the earth, 2021

[mygrowingcollection]

Ellora Torchia (1992 - )

[closetofcuriosities]

Midsommar - 2019 - Dir. Ari Aster

[50books50movies]

In the Earth

It’s ballsy of Ben Wheatley to make a movie in 2021 during quarantine. It’s even gutsier to open with vague references to a pandemic and all the visual markers of the COVID-19 quarantine without slamming the relevance home (but with tasteful plausible deniability) like Songbird. Using the time to make a folk horror movie that tests the boundaries of viewer photosensitivity is in itself, a bold move.

And to Wheatley’s credit, there is one really good scene built around two men, a woman, an axe, and some toes. But the rest of it - the walking through the woods, the philosophizing about communicating with nature through science vs. with the spirit of nature with art, the ecological theorizing - is bunk.

[nomilkinmyteaplease]

First look at the Look Back in Anger rehearsals at Almeida theatre

Photos by Marc Brenner

[thecraggus]

Into The Earth (2021) Review

In The Earth explains why most women - and most people - would choose the bear. #Review

[ruleof3bobby]

MIDSOMMAR (2019) Garde: B

Not for the casual movie watcher. It's hard to turn away from. Great DP work. The ending worked, not what you'll be guessing.

[diver5ion]

[chrisnaustin]

If only I were she!

[addictivecontradiction]

In the earth, 2021

[rickchung]

The Gold (prod. Neil Forsyth).

BBC's gripping true crime dramatization explores in detail the Brink's-Mat gold bullion raid, the biggest robbery in history at the time, and the interlocking complexities of what happened after the heist. Its class warfare dissection through a "cops vs. robbers" storytelling reveals the ongoing economic battles of 1980s London.

[closetofcuriosities]

Midsommar - 2019 - Dir. Ari Aster