#movies about women artists

[abwwia]

Movies about Women Artists #featurefilms

#moviestowatch feature films In this post you will find a list of movies about Women Artists this post will be updated whenever we will find a NEW film. Please do not hesitate to send us your recommendations. Regards, Poli #PalianSHOW

[xenoanamorph]

I can’t stop drawing this guy help🫠 (I loveee the lighting in this scene)

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[thesharktist]

VANWEEK DAY 5!! CANON DIVERGENCE

What if Vanessa enjoyed helping her father? What if SHE was purpl guyal. Gal. guy? yeah. Anyway, I thought something dynamic would be fun so here's another one with a color pallet.

@vanweek2024

[ct-multifandom]

I don’t usually make posts like this, but I’ve been seeing a lot of anti-intellectual junk lately, and I really think we need to put the word “pretentious” up on a shelf until people learn what it actually means.

It doesn’t describe someone who likes artsy-fartsy deep meaning media. People who are pretentious are fake. They’re posers trying to be sophisticated and unique, not like other girls. They pretend to only like stuff they think will make them sound cool when they talk about it. They want to act like they know something you don’t, and they want attention for it.

By definition, if you genuinely enjoy something, you can’t be pretentious. If it resonates with you, and you analyze it, and you don’t care what people think, that’s the polar opposite, actually. If you love obscure experimental prog music, if you watch underground high concept indie films through English teacher eyes, if you spend hours in a modern art museum reading each piece as a vessel for storytelling, if your backpack’s full of poetry books that inspire you, if you play underrated games that were someone’s passion project, if you have an interest in studying the classics or the masters, you are not pretentious.

Of course, some people just don’t like some stuff, and that’s fine, but that’s not what this is about. Don’t let anti-intellectuals shame you for enjoying things just because your interests are inaccessible to them, because they refuse to be brave and put effort into critical thinking. You’re not stuck up for refusing to overlook the craft of artists.

[mohabbaat]

i am fkn sick of these desi men who think calling themselves sigma is a personality trait and animal is the epitome of cinema and smoking makes them look cool and that making downright shitty and rude comments on instagram is peak humor.

[istherewifiinhell]

when u see this

[ID: An opening still from 3 Men an a Baby, with text credit: A Leonard Nimoy Film. END]

you know ur about to see the most intimate pathos filled yet aware and sensitive chest hair youve ever seen in ur fucking life.

[narastories]

I lied. One more little scream about Lust, Caution:

The thing I really liked actually was that she did not do the right thing.

Putting aside the moral question of whether it is right to murder a man like Yee, her choice caused everyone to die except for the man who tortured people because of their political views, and the guy who sent in university students to do his dirty work and had no intention of getting her out of there alive. Which sort of disqualitfies it from being the right choice if you ask me.

And I liked that this was how the story went. Yes, it can be great when the tragedy of an ending is that someone makes the hard but right decision. But to me, it was refreshing to see the main character go "fuck this, it might be stupid, but you are more important to me than literally any other thing in the world, including common sense and morality". Babygirl is getting a standing ovation from me lol

[haaam-guuuurl]

Little Women Famous Artists Modern AU

"The March family makes headlines once more as oldest sister Meg March takes to the red carpet for the premiere of her latest movie.

The young starlet turned heads in an understated pink lace gown, and with her handsome new husband, producer John Brooke, on her arm. Also attending was the actress' sister, Josephine March, whose most recent novel has been steadily climbing the ranks on the New York Times bestseller list. The two sisters have been seen together for a long time at premieres, award shows, and parties, and it's even rumored that the two might be working on a project together. When asked about the possibility of joining her sister on a movie set, Jo March had no comment.

But while the two sisters have talent to spare, they're certainly not alone, as the spotlight seems to run in the family. If you follow classical musical news, you'll know the name Beth March, who has been a featured pianist with the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra for years now, and has even performed with a few other prestigious groups, including the New York Philharmonic, with talks of a permanent contract in her future.

Last but certainly not least, youngest sister Amy March has been gathering her own attention in the art world, as, fresh out of CalArts, her oil paintings have been must-gets in a few exclusive auctions around town, and the young prodigy has even teased an exhibition of her recent watercolor collection in her thriving social media accounts, though the where and with whom remain a mystery. Could the rich (and handsome) Theodore Laurence, heir to his grandfather's production company, and longtime benefactor of the arts, as well as friend of the family, be her sponsor? The two have certainly been seen together often, lately, leaving us wondering - is it an old friendship, a business partnership, or something more?

There must have been something in the water at the March household, because these sisters have been taking the world by storm, and for sure momma Margaret March is beaming with pride. We, for one, can't wait to see what these little women do next."

[unproduciblesmackdown]

sometimes recall that Scenario of like "oh a stranger draws another stranger sharing a space with them & without their knowing & Drawn Stranger is like how flattering that you did that & i love your Beautiful Artistic Interpretation of me" which i hate so i was like what's the opposite of that. & i'm pretty sure i'm averse to like every aspect of it & the opposite is about strangers sharing space with consideration for that & like oh no its sickos using headphones, on they phones, reading. if direct verbal interactions happen (or eye contact, or nonverbal cues) it doesn't have to Transcend shit or be an inherent improvement over not interacting. but also the best opposite is like oh sorry i looked over your shoulder kind of or just indeed spontaneously glimpsed what you were drawing but i like your jellicle cats haunted house episode fanart. or i have a question about some technique or materials i see you using b/c i'd be interested in having that knowledge for myself & if this is a meetanything that's fine i guess but can be a limited as what it is strangers interaction for a minute which is no worse

[thesunmakesmetired]

I know i might have a weird taste for music but i didn't think it was that bad until i gave a lift to my brother and he kept begging be for a normal song after being forced to listen to nyan cat for not even 30 seconds...

And than two trucks started playing...

I just kept skipping through my playlist the whole ride and this is my fun playlist too :((

[not-xpr-art]

Mädchen in Uniform (Girls in Uniform) - digital painting

(06/2023)

Part of my 2023 Pride month art project where I celebrate some of my fav queer films!

[gorewound]

Holy god damn the remake is like actively ignoring everything scary and everything poignant about the original what even the fuck why did they do this why did they butcher this beautiful film.

I'm not normally in the camp of "American remakes of Asian films are categorically bad" not like in a serious way, some of them are legitimately good, but this

BUT THIS

It's like imagine if someone was going to make you spaghetti but do their own twist on the dish, then they serve you a plate that contains a large heaping scoop of uncooked and wildly over hydrated pasta dough. Just splorped a glorp of eggy slop right onto your plate. No sauce. Then started explaining how their personal interpretation of spaghetti is deeply respectful of traditional Italian food. At what point in that dinner would you just tell them to fuck off and then leave their house and never speak to them again.

That's how the remake of One Missed Call makes me feel.

[my-burnt-city]

remember the brilliant beautiful vibrant performers of the burnt city, especially the transgender and the non-binary and the otherwise gender-non-conforming among them, how exquisitely they performed, how plainly they were put before us in their variously gendered roles without commentary or explanation or uproar?

remember when renowned antitrans hate-monger jkr turned up to the show one night with her dear friend hbc?

anyway, i'd say i have mixed feelings about this, but actually it turns out i really DON'T

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[marklikely]

i feel like its a rite of passage to see léon being hyped up as this amazing movie so you watch it and then go hmm. not sure about the portrayal of preteen girls in this one. and then you look into it and find out all the awful shit that got cut AND what luc besson's inspiration for making it was and you want to chew glass

[cinemaocd]

Don't know about you but when I reblog a gifset with a controversial take on the film in the tags and you like my post without reblogging it, I assume you are cosigning my controversial take on the film...

[favroitecrime]

barbie movie casting and soundtrack all over the place cause half is perfect and then the other half is just people who support abusers, make fun of rape victims, and support rapists what’s going on here