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In grim contrast to the red carpet, Soheila Golestani faces 74 lashes for her Oscar-nominated film, The Seed of the Sacred Fig. Watch this film to understand the repression of Iran’s theocratic regime &why the #WomenLifeFreedom movement is so important: www.thetimes.com/culture/film...
The actress facing 74 lashes in Iran for her Oscar-nominated film
Instead of attending the glitzy Hollywood ceremony, Soheila Golestani is on trial by the Revolutionary Court for her part in The Seed of the Sacred Fig
www.thetimes.com
March 5, 2025 at 4:45 PM
In grim contrast to the red carpet, Soheila Golestani faces 74 lashes for her Oscar-nominated film, The Seed of the Sacred Fig. Watch this film to understand the repression of Iran’s theocratic regime &why the #WomenLifeFreedom movement is so important: www.thetimes.com/culture/film...
I absolutely love videos that discuss how food relates to colonialism and the renaming of popular dishes and ingredients for the sake of the (white) colonizer. For example, did you know that the term “curry” does not exist in Indian cuisine?
youtu.be/L16xxxVDGGo?...
youtu.be/L16xxxVDGGo?...
why nobody knows what curry is
YouTube video by Answer in Progress
youtu.be
February 16, 2025 at 12:39 PM
I absolutely love videos that discuss how food relates to colonialism and the renaming of popular dishes and ingredients for the sake of the (white) colonizer. For example, did you know that the term “curry” does not exist in Indian cuisine?
youtu.be/L16xxxVDGGo?...
youtu.be/L16xxxVDGGo?...
Can’t believe there was not one but TWO internationally renowned films that came out from India last year that discuss the subject of womanhood in a country where sexual violence and misogyny are rampant. And both of them were stunning in visuals and storytelling <3
February 14, 2025 at 10:29 AM
Can’t believe there was not one but TWO internationally renowned films that came out from India last year that discuss the subject of womanhood in a country where sexual violence and misogyny are rampant. And both of them were stunning in visuals and storytelling <3
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“You finish that ad copy for the generic concept of beer?”
-“Sure did boss, real fuckin depressing just like you asked”
“What”
-“Sure did boss, real fuckin depressing just like you asked”
“What”
January 30, 2025 at 8:03 PM
“You finish that ad copy for the generic concept of beer?”
-“Sure did boss, real fuckin depressing just like you asked”
“What”
-“Sure did boss, real fuckin depressing just like you asked”
“What”
And I love all of them!
We crunched the numbers to see which films nominated for Best Animated Feature Film—an Oscar category since 2001—appeared the most in our members’ four favorite films. 🏆
See the full list for the top 50 overall here: boxd.it/DEMAe
See the full list for the top 50 overall here: boxd.it/DEMAe
February 4, 2025 at 10:42 AM
And I love all of them!
Arabic has these beautiful vowels and Moroccans have decided they don't need to say any of them
February 2, 2025 at 8:36 PM
Arabic has these beautiful vowels and Moroccans have decided they don't need to say any of them
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mark sucked that man’s dick right off the bone
January 29, 2025 at 10:35 PM
mark sucked that man’s dick right off the bone
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2024 was a great year for anti-colonialism/anti-authortarian themed films just look at:
Kneecap
I’m Still Here
The Seed of a Sacred Fig
And they all gave me hope that the fight for freedom is intrinsic
Kneecap
I’m Still Here
The Seed of a Sacred Fig
And they all gave me hope that the fight for freedom is intrinsic
January 30, 2025 at 9:59 PM
2024 was a great year for anti-colonialism/anti-authortarian themed films just look at:
Kneecap
I’m Still Here
The Seed of a Sacred Fig
And they all gave me hope that the fight for freedom is intrinsic
Kneecap
I’m Still Here
The Seed of a Sacred Fig
And they all gave me hope that the fight for freedom is intrinsic
There is something genuinely thrilling about starting a new account on a social media platform that has been gaining momentum for a while. This post is now my digital footprint in history. And that’s why I have to remind everyone: FUCK blue cheese.
January 26, 2025 at 11:10 PM
There is something genuinely thrilling about starting a new account on a social media platform that has been gaining momentum for a while. This post is now my digital footprint in history. And that’s why I have to remind everyone: FUCK blue cheese.