#yves brette

[fidjiefidjie]

“La peinture s’apprend dans les musées.” 🖼

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Gif Yves Brette/ Henri-Guillaume Schlesinger

[icariebzh]

Werner Bischof On the train between Saigon and Nha Trang, Viet Nam, 1952

source: Yves Brette

[slugthatprovides]

Tell your Jesus - yves brette on sunday 22 october 2017

[dossantosspirit]

Top 100 songs of 2023

100. Miley Cyrus - Flowers

99. Tirzah - Promises

98. Joesef - It’s Been a Little Heavy Lately

97. Carly Rae Jepsen - Psychedelic Switch

96. Ashnikko - Cheerleader

95. Nation of Language - Weak in Your Light

94. Janelle Monáe - Float (ft. Seun Kuti and Egypt 80)

93. Fifty Fifty - Cupid

92. The Kills - New York

91. Romy - She’s on My Mind

90. Jessie Ware - Free Yourself

89. Zach Bryan - I Remember Everything (ft. Kacey Musgraves) 

88. Róisín Murphy - Coocool

87. LE SSERAFIM - UNFORGIVEN

86. Squid - Swing (In A Dream)

85. Peggy Gou - (It Goes Like) Nanana

84. Shamir - Oversized Sweater

83. The National - The Alcott (ft. Taylor Swift)

82. Mandy, Indiana - Pinking Shears

81. You Me At Six - No Future? Yeah Right (ft. Rou Reynolds)

80. Tyla - Water

79. Arlo Parks - Weightles

78. Hitsujibungaku - More Than Words

77. Slowdive - kisses

76. Indigo De Souza - Smog

75. Feist - Hiding Out In The Open

74. Margo Price - County Road

73. Raye - Ice Cream Man

72. Laufey - From The Start

71. Paris Texas - TenTHIRTYseven

70. The Hives - Bogus Operandi

69. Pangaea - Installation

68. Black Belt Eagle Scout - My Blood Runs Through This Land

67. Bad Bunny - WHERE SHE GOES

66. Q - LUV (I KNOW I WANT THIS FOR REAL)

65. Bombay Bicycle Club - Diving (ft. Holly Humberstone)

64. The Beaches - Blame Brett

63. Troye Sivan - Rush

62. Yaeji - For Granted

61. Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro - Beso

60. PJ Harvey - I Inside the Old I Dying

59. Margaret Glaspy - Act Natural

58. Flo - Fly Girl

57. U.S. Girls - Tux (Your Body Fills Me, Boo)

56. Bring Me The Horizon - LosT

55. Jenny Lewis - Psychos

54. (G)I-DLE - Queencard

53. Jim Legxacy - eye tell (!)

52. Bully - Days Move Slow

51. James Blake - Tell Me

50. Kali Uchis - Moonlight

49. XG - Shooting Star

48. Victoria Monét - On My Mama

47. Blur - The Narcissist

46. Fall Out Boy - Heartbreak Feels So Good

45. Amaarae - Reckless & Sweet

44. Genesis Owusu - Leaving the Light

43. Mahalia - Terms and Conditions

42. Skrillex, Fred again.., and Flowdan - Rumble

41. Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar - The Hillbillies

40. Blondshell - Olympus

39. Sofia Kourtesis - How Music Makes You Feel Better

38. ANOHNI and the Johnsons - It Must Change

37. Billie Eilish - What Was I Made for?

36. Soccer Mommy - Soak Up The Sun

35. Hannah Jadagu - Warning Sign

34. V - Love Me Again

33. Slow Pulp - Slugs

32. BABYMETAL - METAL KINGDOM

31. billy woods & Kenny Segal - Facetime (ft. Samuel T. Hearing)

30 .Young Fathers - Rice

29. Ratboys - Morning Zoo

28. PinkPantheress - Boy's a liar Pt. 2 (ft. Ice Spice)

27. Sampha - Spirit 2.0

26. Fever Ray - Shiver

25. Overmono - Good Lies

24. CHAI - MATCHA

23. Paramore - Running Out of Time

22. 100 gecs - Hollywood Baby

21. Noname - namesake

20. Big Thief - Vampire Empire

19. Fred Again.. & Baby Keem - leavemealone

18. Foo Fighters - Under You

17. Taylor Swift - Is It Over Now? (Taylor’s Version)

16. Yves Tumor - Ebony Eye

15. The Murder Capital - Return My Head

14. Julie Byrne - Summer Glass

13. Nourished by Time - Daddy

12. Wednesday - Chosen to Deserve

11. Mannequin Pussy - I Got Heaven

10. yeule - Sulky Baby

9. Sufjan Stevens - Will Anybody Ever Love Me?

8. XG - Left Right

7. Caroline Polachek - Pretty In Possible

6. Olivia Rodrigo - Vampire

5. McKinley Dixon - Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!?

4. boygenius - Not Strong Enough

3. Lana Del Rey - A&W

2. NewJeans - Super Shy

1. Mitski - My Love Mine All Mine

Playlist on Spotify

[yasskaydee]

This article stood out to me for two reasons:

This excerpt and its associated link: "As noted in “Stochastic Parrots,” the famous paper critiquing AI language models that led to Google firing two of its ethical AI researchers, “coherence is in the eye of the beholder.” "

an excellent comment which also included supporting references once can look up for further research (I included the mentioned research paper link at the bottom) which is worth sharing:

pj_camp (comment author)

Aristotle believed the heart was all important and the brain was simply a radiator to keep the heart cool. Descartes, impressed by the hydraulic action of fountains in the royal gardens, developed a hydraulic analogy for the action of the brain. Thomas Henry Huxley thought of the brain as analogous to a steam engine. Now we thing brain are computers and so, therefore, computers are brains.

However, leaving aside the fact that if an argument is true, the converse argument does not have to be true, the fact is that there is exactly zero evidence and exactly zero theoretical reason to believe that computers can be what brains are. To believe it nonetheless is an article of faith, not an article of science. There are, in fact, some reasons to believe that they are not.

The computer/brain analogy is compelling because computers are able to do some things we find extremely difficult and to which we attribute high intelligence to people who can do those things. Playing chess, for example. Most of these things involve what amounts to effective lookup of useful information in a large database. The things that we find simple to do, like perceiving and navigating through a complex world, computers find extraordinarily difficult. Somehow, we do not see that as a lack of intelligence.

Computers are fundamentally dualist. Brains are not. By that I mean that computers are a hardware substrate on which an algorithm created by an external entity executes. That at least suggests that the analogy between brains and computers could be just that -- an analogy. As French neuroscientist Yves Frégnac put it, "big data is not knowledge."

LLMs are an elaborate way of accessing big data. What strikes me about what enthusiasts are eliding from LLMs is that what they do is not driven by knowledge. It is driven by a pastiche of things that have been said in the past by humans. So when they argue that LLMs indicate the imminent arrival of true artificial intelligence, they are in effect claiming that intelligence does not depend in any way on actual knowledge. That strikes me as nonsense.

Brains are not radiators. They are not fountains. They are not steam engines. They may not even be computers. No one really knows that yet. Another French neuroscientist, Romain Brette, has challenged this metaphor in some detail. Brette points out that in thinking of brains as running code, researcher unconsciously drift between different meanings of the word "code." Starting from a technical sense, in which code means there is a link between a stimulus and the activity of a neuron, they drift into a very different, representational, meaning in which neural codes represent that stimulus, without justifying, or even consciously acknowledging, that shift.

This is dangerously close to a homunculus model. The unstated implication, using the representational meaning of code, is that the activity of neural networks is presented to an ideal observer or reader within the brain, often described as "downstream structures'" that have access to optimal ways of decoding the signals. With LLMs, it is pretty obvious that the downstream structure is us.

The cognitive revolution in psychology, starting in the 1970's, has pretty clearly demonstrated that viewing the brain as a passive computer that responds to inputs and processes data is wrong. Brains exist in bodies. Those bodies are interacting with and intervening in the world, and a considerable portion of whatever it is that brains do is based on sensorimotor metaphors derived from these interactions. And I should point out here that the meaning of metaphor is not the usual "How shall I compare thee to a summer's day" sense. Rather, the cognitive theory of metaphor involves wholesale export of reasoning methods from one domain into a completely different one, e.g. using the ability of the brain to reason about navigation to instead think about mathematics. This is what a number line is. When the metaphor changes (as it did in mathematics from numbers as enumeration of objects to labeling positions along a path), the meaning changes as well (as when the enumeration metaphor excluded the concept of zero as well as irrational numbers from the world of numbers -- the Pythagorean position -- to requiring them to be numbers since otherwise those positions along a path lack labels).

In 2015, the roboticist Rodney Brooks chose the computational metaphor of the brain as his pet hate in his contribution to a collection of essays entitled This Idea Must Die. Less dramatically, but drawing similar conclusions, two decades earlier the historian S Ryan Johansson argued that “endlessly debating the truth or falsity of a metaphor like ‘the brain is a computer’ is a waste of time. The relationship proposed is metaphorical, and it is ordering us to do something, not trying to tell us the truth.”

Reverse engineering a computer is often used as a thought experiment to show how, in principle, we might understand the brain. Inevitably, these thought experiments are successful, encouraging us to pursue this way of understanding the squishy organs in our heads. But in 2017, a pair of neuroscientists, Eric Jonas and Konrad Paul Kording*, decided to actually do the experiment on a real (and simple) computer chip, the MOS 6507 processor that was used in popular video games in the 70's and 80's. Things did not go as expected.

They deployed the entire analytical armament of modern neuroscience to attempt reverse engineering the CPU. Despite the fact that there is a clear explanation for how the chip works, they were unable to detect from outside the hierarchy of information processing that occurs inside it. As Jonas and Kording put it, the techniques fell short of producing “a meaningful understanding”. Their conclusion was bleak: “Ultimately, the problem is not that neuroscientists could not understand a microprocessor, the problem is that they would not understand it given the approaches they are currently taking.” This is directly related to neural networks in general as they are the blackest of black boxes. No one knows how they convert input into output, and this experiment suggests that such knowledge cannot be obtained with current techniques. Absent that knowledge, claims of "sentience" or "intelligence" are specious.

*Could a Neuroscientist Understand a Microprocessor?

[thingsiwant-nl]

[las-microfisuras]

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[lacett]

Do any of your OCs like to cook as a hobby? What do they cook? Are they actually good at it or do they simply enjoy the process and everyone else suffers because it tastes odd?

hmm not necessarily as a hobby, but brett is a baker by profession bc he started learning from his father and helping out at the family bakery since he was pretty young. he likes baking bread the most but can make pastries and cakes and everything else in the bakery as well. though the bakery isn’t like, super famous or anything, beatrice would argue that it’s the best damn bread she’s ever eaten. oh, but i guess his profession extends as a hobby since he goes out of his way to travel to learn new recipes (this is a big deal bc he has no means of self-defense and is terrified of traveling).

yves also cooks, mostly out of necessity to feed his siblings, among others. probably makes things that are easy to make in large batches/portions, like soups and stews. everyone takes turns cooking (except faelan, who is banned from the kitchen due to fire-related atrocities), but yves’s food is probably the best relative to the rest of them. he kind of enjoys the process since it takes his mind off of other things.

[araekniarchive]

not sure if you have done a web weaving about it already, but something about cannibalism/ consuminv one another?

Simone Weil, Waiting for God (trans. Emma Craufurd)

Red Dragon (2002) dir. Brett Ratner

H. D. (Hilda Doolittle), A Dead Priestess Speaks

Joan Tierney, WHY ARE YOU HAUNTED? A Survey

Georges Bataille (attrib.)

José Saramago, Cain

Jen Rouse, Acid and Tender

Anaïs Nin, Fire: From a Journal of Love

AURORA, Hunger

Benjamin Alire Sáenz, To the Desert

Leonard Cohen, Book of Longing

Rainer Maria Rilke, Journal of My Other Self

Colum McCann, Let the Great World Spin

Natalie Diaz, Postcolonial Love Poem

Edvard Munch, Preliminary Study for The Kiss

alt-J, Breezeblocks

Mary Renault, The Persian Boy

@billypotts, How to Prepare and Eat a Pomegranate

Angela Carter, Unicorn

Yves Olade, When Rome Falls

[aconissa]

IN LOVING YOU I EAT MY HEART; IN LOVING ME YOU EAT MINE

Mary Renault, The Persian Boy Stephen Crane, ‘In the Desert’ Grace Moloney, bite the hands that feed me Yves Olade, Bloodsport Natalie Diaz, Postcolonial Love Poem Edvard Munch, Two Heart (detail), 1899 Philippe de Champaigne, Saint Augustine (detail), 1650 Dante Alighieri, Vita Nova, trans. Mark Musa Red Dragon (2002), dir. Brett Ratner Margaret Atwood, ‘Two-Headed Poems’

[fidjiefidjie]

🦜 Bêtise 😁 du jour 👫

Source: Yves Brette

👋 Bel après-midi

[jimothystu]

Hockey Cards for Sale!

I have a variety of hockey cards for sale if anyone is interested! Some are older players from the 90s, some are more recent ones. Since they can fit into letter-sized envelopes, I’m selling them for a small amount (mainly just to cover postage and envelopes, especially for those out of Canada). This can be paid through my Ko-Fi (via Paypal), and I’ll give the link for those interested.

Cost depends on where you live (i.e. in Canada or elsewhere), how many cards you want (any more than 5 will be sent in more than one envelope to avoid issues in mailing), and whether you want them sleeved or unsleeved.

Within Canada:

1-5 cards: $2 unsleeved, $3 sleeved

6-10 cards: $3 unsleeved, $4 sleeved

11+ cards: $5 unsleeved, $6 sleeved

Within the US:

1-5 cards: $3 unsleeved, $4 sleeved

6-10 cards: $4 unsleeved, $5 sleeved

11+ cards in the US: $5 unsleeved, $7 sleeved

Any other country:

1-5 cards: $4.50 unsleeved, $5.50 sleeved

6-10 cards: $5.50 unsleeved, $6.50 sleeved

11+ cards: $6.50 unsleeved, 7.50 sleeved

I can and will send pictures of the cards people ask about/want. I will also send photo proof of the envelope being mailed once payment has gone through. Lists are found under the cut:

Colorado Avalance:

Greg de Vreis (2003)

Milan Hejduk (2008)

Marek Svatos (2008)

Scott Young (1995)

Chicago Blackhawks:

Artem Anisimov (2018) (x2, one is Upper Deck, one is O-Pee-Chee)

Dustin Byfuglien (2009)

Adam Creighton (1990)

Paul Gillis (1991)

Phillip Kurashev (2022)

Bryan Marchment (1991)

Andy Moog (1991) (Card is in French)

Mike Peluso (1991)

St. Lous Blues:

Justin Faulk (2021)

Steve Duchesne (1994)

Brett Hull (1991) (Card is in French)

Mark Rycroft (2005)

Vladimir Sobotka (2018)

Boston Bruins:

Sandy Moger (1995)

Barry Pederson (1991)

Jim Weimer (1991)

Montreal Canadiens

Donald Dufresney (1991)

Washington Capitals:

Sylvain Cote (1991)

John Druce (1991)

Lars Eller (2017)

Lars Eller (2018)

Tomas Fleischmann (2009)

Bob Joyce (1990)

Olaf Kolzig (1990)

Steve Konowalchuk (2001)

Michal Pivonka (1991)

Mike Ridley (1990)

Ken Sabourin (1991)

Chris Simon (2002)

Mikhail Tatarinov (1991)

Dave Tippett (1991)

Arizona Coyotes:

Jakoc Chychrun (2021)

Conor Garland (2021)

New Jersey Devils:

Jason Arnott (2001)

Jason Miller (1991) (Top prospect)

Anaheim Ducks:

Rickard Rakell (2021)

Philadelphia Flyers:

Keith Acton (1991)

Kimbi Daniels (1991)

Steve Duchesne (1991)

Pelle Eklund (1991) (Card is in French)

Corey Foster (1991)

Brad Jones (1991)

Steve Kasper (1991)

Mike Ricci (1991)

Doug Sulliman (1991)

Dimitri Yushkevich (1993)

Vegas Golden Knights:

Alex Pietrangelo (2021)

New York Islanders:

Gerald Diduck (1990)

Mark Fitzpatrick (1991)

Olli Jokinen (1999)

Derek King (1995)

Gary Nylund (1990)

Richard Pilon (1991)

Taylor Pyatt (2001)

Joe Sakic (1991)

Dave Volek (1989)

Randy Wood (1991)

LA Kings:

Jaret Anderson-Dolan (2021)

Randy Gilhen (1991)

Tony Granato (1991) (Card is in French)

Kelly Hrudey (199)

John McIntyre (1991)

Larry Robinson (1991)

Daryl Sydor (1990)

Gabe Vilardi (2021)

Tampa Bay Lightning:

Brantt Myhres (1995)

Danis Savard (1994)

Rob Zamuner (1993)

Florida Panthers:

Evgenii Dadonov (2018)

Roberto Luongo (2005)

Frank Vatrano (2021)

New York Rangers:

Tony Amonte (1991)

Filip Chytil (2021)

Michael Grabner (2017)

Kaapo Kakko (2021)

Chris Kreider (2018)

Mark Messier (1991)

Randy Moller (1991) (Card is in French)

Mike Richter (1991)

Kevin Rooney (2021)

Detroit Red Wings:

Tyler Bertuzzi (2021)

Valtteri Filppula (2021)

Kory Kocur (1990)

Yves Racine (1991) (Card is in French)

Jakub Vrana (2021)

Buffalo Sabres:

Doug Bodger (1991)

Kevin Haller (1991)

Victor Olofsson (2021)

Evan Rodrigues (2018)

Randy Wood (1991)

San Jose Sharks:

Rudolfs Balcers (2021)

Mikkel Boedker (2018)

Mikkel Boedker (2017)

Pat Falloon (1991)

Tomas Hertl (2020)

Timo Meier (2020 x2, one is Upper Deck series 1, one is Upper Deck series 2)

Brian Mullen (1992)

Owen Nolan (2002)

Marco Sturm (2000)

Dallas Stars:

Andrew Cogliano (2021)

Blake Comeau (2021)

Trent Klatt (1993)

John Klingberg (2021)

Alexander Radulov (2020)

Minnesota Wild:

Jordan Greenway (2021)

Carson Soucy (2021)

Other:

Roman Meluzin (Czech Republic World Junior Hockey) (1996)

Pat Peake (USA World Junior Hockey) (1992) (Card is in French)

Jens Schwabe (Sweden World Junior Hockey) (1992)

[mrscorpio]

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[beyond-the-yellowbrickroad]

movies watched in 2020 (part one)

1. Little Italy (2018) Directed by Donald Petrie

2. Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium (2007) Directed by Zach Helm

3. Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken! (2017) Directed by Morgan Spurlock

4. Along Came Polly (2004) Directed by John Hamburg

5. Frozen II (2019) Directed by Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee

6. Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019) Directed by Joachim Rønning

  7. The Two Popes (2019) Directed by Fernando Meirelles

8. It Takes Two (1995) Directed by Andy Tennant

   9. Last Christmas (2019) Directed by Paul Feig

10. Christine (2016) Directed by Antonio Campos

11. Head Over Heels (2001) Directed by Mark Waters

12. The Babysitter (2017) Directed by McG

13. Fry Day (2017) Directed by Laura Moss

14. Hair Love (2019) Directed by Bruce W. Smith, Matthew A. Cherry & Everett Downing Jr.

15. The Terminal (2004) Directed by Steven Spielberg

16. Bombshell (2019) Directed by Jay Roach

17. Thanks for Sharing (2012) Directed by Stuart Blumberg

18. The Edge of Democracy (2019) ‘Democracia em Vertigem’ Directed by Petra Costa

19. Klaus (2019) Directed by Sergio Pablos   

20. Little Women (2019) Directed by Greta Gerwig

21. Life Overtakes Me (2019) Directed by Kristine Samuelson, John Haptas

22. The Lego Batman Movie (2017) Directed by Chris McKay

23. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (2019) Directed by Marielle Heller

24. Simply Irresistible (1999) Directed by Mark Tarlov

25. Airplane Mode (2020) ‘Modo Avião’ Directed by César Rodrigues

26. American Factory (2019) Directed by Steven Bognar, Julia Reichert

BONUS  

27. American Factory: A Short Conversation with the Obamas (2019) Directed by Julia Reichert

28. Jumanji: The Next Level (2019) Directed by Jake Kasdan

29. Cats (2019) Directed by Tom Hooper

30. Pain and Glory (2019) ‘Dolor y gloria’ Directed by Pedro Almodóvar 

   31. Missing Link (2019) Directed by Chris Butler

32. Nefta Football Club (2018) Directed by Yves Piat

33. Richard Jewell (2019) Directed by Clint Eastwood

34. Troop Zero (2019) Directed by Bert, Bertie

35. 1917 (2019) Directed by Sam Mendes

36. Labor Pains (2009) Directed by Lara Shapiro

37. Love Wrecked (2005) Directed by Randal Kleiser

38. I Lost My Body (2019) ‘J'ai Perdu Mon Corps’ Directed by Jérémy Clapin

39. Breakthrough (2019) Directed by Roxann Dawson

40. The Cave (2019) ‘غار’ Directed by Feras Fayyad

41. Corpus Christi (2019) ‘Boże Ciało’ Directed by Jan Komasa

42. For Sama (2019) Directed by Waad al-Kateab, Edward Watts

43. Harriet (2019) Directed by Kasi Lemmons

44. Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) (2020) Directed by Cathy Yan

45. Ad Astra (2019) Directed by James Gray

46. To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You (2020) Directed by Michael Fimognari

47. Charlie’s Angels (2000) Directed by McG

48. Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003) Directed by McG

49. Charlie’s Angels (2019) Directed by Elizabeth Banks

50. Overboard (2018) Directed by Rob Greenberg

51. Jenny Slate: Stage Fright (2019) Directed by Gillian Robespierre

52. The Rewrite (2014) Directed by Marc Lawrence

53. Looper (2012) Directed by Rian Johnson

54. Signs (2002) Directed by M. Night Shyamalan

55. Margaret (2011) Directed by Kenneth Lonergan

56. All the Bright Places (2020) Directed by Brett Haley

57. Beauty & the Briefcase (2010) Directed by Gil Junger

58. When in Rome (2010) Directed by Mark Steven Johnson

59. Beauty Shop (2005) Directed by Bille Woodruff

60. Vampires Suck (2010) Directed by Jason Friedberg, Aaron Seltzer

61. So Undercover (2012) Directed by Tom Vaughan

62. Think Like a Man (2012) Directed by Tim Story

63. Think Like a Man Too (2014) Directed by Tim Story   

64. Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) Directed by Jeff Fowler

65. Across the Universe (2007) Directed by Julie Taymor

66. Bring It On Again (2004) Directed by Damon Santostefano

67. Bring It On: All or Nothing (2006) Directed by Steve Rash

68. The Invisible Man (2020) Directed by Leigh Whannell

69. The Hunt (2020) Directed by Craig Zobel

70. Step Sisters (2018) Directed by Charles Stone III

71. Swiped (2018) Directed by Ann Deborah Fishman

72. Just Friends (2005) Directed by Roger Kumble

73. Love Don’t Co$t a Thing (2003) Directed by Troy Byer

74. The Gentlemen (2019) Directed by Guy Ritchie

75. Onward (2020) Directed by Dan Scanlon

76. Dolittle (2020) Directed by Stephen Gaghan

77. Love Jacked (2018) Directed by Alfons Adetuyi

78. Two Night Stand (2014) Directed by Max Nichols

79. Hot Fuzz (2007) Directed by Edgar Wright

80. Nine Months (1995) Directed by Chris Columbus

81. Locke (2013) Directed by Steven Knight

82. The World’s End (2013) Directed by Edgar Wright

83. Imagine Me & You (2005) Directed by Ol Parker

84. Little Shop of Horrors (1986) Directed by Frank Oz

85. Bad Times at the El Royale (2018) Directed by Drew Goddard

86. Ibiza (2018) Directed by Alex Richanbach

87. Emma. (2020) Directed by Autumn de Wilde

88. Jexi (2019) Directed by Jon Lucas, Scott Moore  

89. Airplane! (1980) Directed by Jerry Zucker, Jim Abrahams, David Zucker

90. The Half of It (2020) Directed by Alice Wu

91. The Wrong Missy (2020) Directed by Tyler Spindel

92. Possessor (2020) Directed by Brandon Cronenberg

93. Ingrid Goes West (2017) Directed by Matt Spicer

94. El Revenge (2017) ‘La Vingança’ Directed by Fernando Fraiha

95. Unfinished Business (2015) Directed by Ken Scott

96. Rough Night (2017) Directed by Lucia Aniello 

97. Ben Platt: Live from Radio City Music Hall (2020) Directed by Alex Timbers, Sam Wrench

98. Miss Americana (2020) Directed by Lana Wilson

99. The Lovebirds (2020) Directed by Michael Showalter

100. Hannah Gadsby: Douglas (2020) Directed by Madeleine Parry

[fromthedust]

yves brette

                here the moon . . .