#polański

[toiich]

Repulsion (1965), dir. Roman Polański

[luegootravez]

Emmanuelle Seigner & Peter Coyote in 'Bitter Moon' (1992)

[graveyarrdshift]

it should've been fucking johnny d*pp

[adreciclarte4]

Sharon Tate e Roman Polański

[kiki-de-la-petite-flaque]

Faye Dunaway in Chinatown, Roman Polański, 1974.

[dance-world]

Alan Polański and Mikołaj Czyżowski in Krzysztof Pastor’s “Dracula” - Polish National Ballet

[yellowmanula]

DJ Yellow Manula Fot. Robert Polański

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Best Jodie Foster movies and performances:

1. The Silence of the Lambs - Jonathan Demme (1991)

2. Taxi Driver - Martin Scorsese (1976)

3. Un long dimanche de fiançailles - Jean-Pierre Jeunet (2004)

4. Contact - Robert Zemeckis (1997)

5. The Mauritanian - Kevin Macdonald (2021)

6. The Accused - Jonathan Kaplan (1988)

7. Carnage - Roman Polański (2011)

[perfectlullabies]

sharon's biographer: roman and jay were both so handsome

are we talking abt the same roman and jay my dude?

[fabioemme78]

[adreciclarte4]

Sharon Tate e Roman Polański

[kiki-de-la-petite-flaque]

Nastassja Kinski and Roman Polański on the set of Tess, 1979

[dance-world]

Alan Polański - Polish National Ballet - photo by Artur Kos

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Best Jack Nicholson movies and performances:

1. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - Miloš Forman (1975)

2. The Departed - Martin Scorsese (2006)

3. The Shining - Stanley Kubrick (1980)

4. Chinatown - Roman Polański (1974)

5. A Few Good Men - Rob Reiner (1992)

6. As Good as It Gets - James L. Brooks (1997)

7. The Last Detail - Hal Ashby (1973)

8. The Passenger - Michelangelo Antonioni (1975)

9. Batman - Tim Burton (1989)

[catastr-sophie]

It is frustrating to see so many people try to rationalize Gaiman’s behaviour or full on accusing women of lying.

Some of it was consensual but that doesn’t excuse the actions that weren’t. The consent can be revoked at any moment of the act and should be respected by the partner. Forcing intercourse even after repeated refusal is rape.

And I understand the enjoyment of the work and trying to divorce it from the author. But that makes you a passive apologist. The author still benefits from your enjoyment.

Look at Polański and Allen. They are where they are today because previous generations still chose to enjoy their work.

The actors you love might not reprise their roles but they will come back in another work. The LGBTQ+ community will find support and representation with other creators.

Don’t support abusers.

That said don’t harass Gaiman in public spaces since he still has a small child, who will likely see it sooner or later.

[mtonino]

Bitter Moon (1992) Roman Polanski

Bitter Moon (1992)