#manchester by the sea movie

[jeandejard3n]

Manchester by the sea | Ambient Music

[pinkbeetroot]

[animusrox]

Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain (2023) dir. Paul Briganti

[mcpirita]

Set location: Supermarket 🛒

[serendipity-in-love]

Manchester by the Sea (2016)

[downfalldestiny]

A film that so perfectly captures the day to day loneliness, despair, and misery in life 🖤 !.

[sickeningwrecketh]

how to be held

[amir304]

You Can’t Just Die:

“I don’t like the fact that, nowadays, it feels like it’s not permissible to leave something unresolved, I mean, what the fuck is closure? Some people never get that. Some people live with their trauma for years. I don’t like this lie that everybody gets over things that easily. Some people can’t get over something major that’s happened to them at all; why can’t they have a movie too? Why can’t there be one film about somebody who doesn’t magically bounce back?”

-Kenneth Lonergan

[tanukigobrrr]

Manchester by the Sea

[wintercorrybriea2]

[strawberrybyers]

a few hours ago i finished aftersun (2022) and it’s going right in the section of movies that have emotionally wrecked me.

within about a year’s timeframe i have watched the lost daughter (2021), synecdoche new york (2008), everything everywhere all at once (2022), private life (2018), mass (2021), the florida project (2017), manchester by the sea (2016), the fallout (2021), the tale (2018), a mouthful of air (2021), and now aftersun (2022). these characters that live in these films remind me of the beauty of life and how it’s tucked into a bed of pain. i have thought about all of them for hours. i’ve cried over them. i’ve spoken to my therapist about some of them. even though some of them brought a pit into my heart i still love them. i love film. it’s beautiful. i love how emotionally powerful it is. i love the perspectives it can give on every aspect of the human experience. how you can watch something you’ve never experienced and yet it feel so familiar to you. or how you can watch something you have experienced and feel so seen and heard in a way you never thought was possible. art is beautiful. i never want humans to stop creating. film is something i need in my life and i don’t care how dramatic that sounds. the ability to express emotion in a creative setting is necessary for everyone whether you’re the creator or are a viewer. i don’t know what else to say except that life is so fucking difficult and there’s so many moments that are hard to grasp and understand, and it’s tough but knowing that i’m still here means there’s so much beauty and happiness and laughter and joy that will fill my days. just keep going, keep creating, and keep consuming any sort of art. it’s necessary for the soul.

[kodirox]

this movie makes me sick

[raurquiz]

#happybirthday #matthewbroderick #actor #FerrisBuellersDayOff #TheLionKing #WarGames #Glory #TheFreshman #TheCableGuy #Godzilla #Election #InspectorGadget #TheLastShot #Infinity #GoodBoy #DecktheHalls #BeeMovie #TheTaleofDespereaux #ManchesterbytheSea #NoHardFeelings #Painkiller

[arcanespillo]

Manchester by the Sea

2016, Directed by Kenneth Lonergan

[serendipity-in-love]

Manchester by the Sea (2016)

[myawesomemovielist]

my awesome movie list of 2016:

moonlight (dir. barry jenkins)

la la land (dir. damien chazelle)

hidden figures (dir. theodore melfi)

manchester by the sea (dir. kenneth lonergan)

fences (dir. denzel washington)

paterson (dir. jim jarmusch)

aquarius (dir. kleber mendonça filho)

arrival (dir. denis villeneuve)

finding dory (dir. andrew stanton)

captain fantastic (dir. matt ross)

hell or high water (dir. david mackensie)

zootopia (dir. byron howard & rich moore)

american pastoral (dir. ewan mcgregor)

jackie (dir. pablo larrain)

loving (dir.  jeff nichols)

20th century women (dir. mike mills)

christine (dir. antonio campos)

nocturnal animals (dir. tom ford)

hacksaw ridge (dir. mel gibson)

silence (dir. martin scorsese)

sing (dir. garth jennings)

kubo and the two strings (dir. travis knight)

a monster calls (dir. j.a. bayona)

lion (dir. garth davis)