#uk documentary

[nem0c]

Housing Problems, 1935 Dir: Sir Arthur Elton, Edgar Antsey

Produced by the Realist Film Unit for the British Commercial Gas Association

[britishbusinessonline]

Why The UK Economy Is Now Unbelievably PATHETIC

Discussing The UK Economy This is Great Britain it was once a global superpower that had grown to rule over 400 million people making it the largest Empire in history. Before we get into all this, great news today, about the UK Economy, Wednesday 19th of June 2024. UK inflation hit the Bank of England’s 2% target in May. However, this picture of Britain can now only be seen in history books…

[satans-knitwear]

Keep it simple 💕

Treat me ~ Tip Me ~ More of me

[celluloidrainbow]

SEAHORSE (2019) dir. Jeanie Finlay Freddy is a 30-years-old gay transgender man who yearns to start a family, but for him this ordinary desire comes with unique challenges. Deciding to carry his own baby took years of soul searching, but nothing could prepare him for the reality of pregnancy, as both a physical experience and one that challenges society's fundamental understanding of gender, parenthood and family. (link in title)

[londonedge]

Two flights of covered stairs at Damory House, Bermondsey

[fuckyeahwomenfilmdirectors]

poster by Akiko Stehrenberger

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[innerxsanctum]

Pet Shop Boys: Then and Now [sneak peak] 1/2

[sunburnacoustic]

Stairway to Devon

An article on the documentary on BBC Radio 1 narrated by Steve Lamacq (Radio 1's Evening Sessions), broadcast on 31 May 2004.

Muse's Matt Bellamy believes we've been cloned from aliens, and that we receive subliminal instructions from the government via mobile phones. 'Stairway to Devon' takes you into the peculiar world of Muse and the influences behind their latest album, 'Absolution'. 

Dan Martin - NME "I think the reason that we started talking about 'Absolution' in such hyperbolic terms is because everything about the record is completely to the extreme. Certainly the first track, 'Apocolypse Please', it actually says 'this is the end of the world'.

Matt Bellamy - Muse "'Origin Of Symmetry' came from a book called 'Hyperspace'. When I read that book I found that the truths about science are sometimes more fantastical and exciting than some of the lies of previous religions."

Verity Sharp - BBC Radio 3 "There's a lot of feeling in there. There's a real commitment and he's being quite honest about what he wants to do because he is going to get a lot of criticism for doing this sort of thing but he's got the guts to do it and I respect that. I think he's being harsh on himself to say that he's a chimpanzee in relation to Rachmaninov - he shouldn't put himself down."

Matt Bellamy - Muse "I'd rather set my sights as a musician way higher than what I think I can ever achieve. I know that those piano players are so far beyond my own mathematical and emotional understanding of music, that I like having a goal. I know that I'll never get there but it means that I'll keep trying."

Dennis Smith - Muse Manager "When I went first to see them at a little show in a Cornish venue I recognised that there was something very special. Matthew has an incredible range of thoughts, he's got such a restless, imaginative and creative mind. An older head on much younger shoulders is how I've always seen him."

Dan Martin - NME "They don't care and, to be fair, they never have cared. He goes around talking about space and the end of the world. If you're going to talk about these things then you have to be prepared that people are going to think it's ridiculous... and people do."

External links on here link to a recent Muse live review, muse.mu and Jim Marrs' website.

[lostfunzones]

Woolworths Manchester Piccadilly, 1960s

Photo by George Shepherd.

[homeisaplaceinthehills]

Karen Lafferty ('Saturday night on the dole') by Tish Murtha

modern gelatin silver print, 1979-1980 10 1/8 in. x 15 1/8 in. (257 mm x 385 mm) image size Photographs Collection NPG x200066

National Photography Gallery

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𝓡𝓤𝓕𝓕 𝓢𝓠𝓤𝓐𝓓 ✩ 𝑩𝒚 𝑷𝒆𝒕𝒆𝒓 𝑩𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒆 *ੈ

[cowardlydragon]

Documentary Now, S4 E4: How They Threw Rocks, (2022).

[allgremlinart]

ok wait sharing some of my references for this zuko and azula art <3 becus I love all of your appreciative tags ssdhsdh but I feel bad accepting them since I actually didnt reference anything Japanese in that art THOUGH THAT WOULD WORK TOO !! can revisit with Mai or Suki :]

Zuko I pretty much just ripped from King Tabinshwehti in The Legend of Suriyothai movie (2001) ... cus like.. I had to... cunt levels extreme...

Azula I also referenced mainly Thai and Burmese clothing/makeup :] these are the only pics I can find on my puter from then the rest lost to the sauce or on my pinterest somewhere probably..

I think some of the more detailed aspects of clothing that get lost in my art (because I am tired and lazy and dont want to render them all) can make it harder to localize what exactly I'm referencing so.. yea

[londonedge]

“2wins” multi-storey car park as seen from Christina Street in Shoreditch

[fuckyeahwomenfilmdirectors]

The Taste of Mango dir. Chloe Abrahams (2023)