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Olle.
Sharing freaky, deep-cut film recommendations here. Passionate about classic and independent cinema, as well as art and art history.
Sharing freaky, deep-cut film recommendations here. Passionate about classic and independent cinema, as well as art and art history.
Film Rec: The Congress (2013)
Robin sells her digital likeness and later enters a surreal VR utopia shaped by collective imagination as the real world decays. A psychedelic, prescient film exploring identity, escapism, and tech, it’s a bold passion project that slipped under most radars.
#FilmSky
Robin sells her digital likeness and later enters a surreal VR utopia shaped by collective imagination as the real world decays. A psychedelic, prescient film exploring identity, escapism, and tech, it’s a bold passion project that slipped under most radars.
#FilmSky
November 19, 2024 at 10:41 AM
Film Rec: The Congress (2013)
Robin sells her digital likeness and later enters a surreal VR utopia shaped by collective imagination as the real world decays. A psychedelic, prescient film exploring identity, escapism, and tech, it’s a bold passion project that slipped under most radars.
#FilmSky
Robin sells her digital likeness and later enters a surreal VR utopia shaped by collective imagination as the real world decays. A psychedelic, prescient film exploring identity, escapism, and tech, it’s a bold passion project that slipped under most radars.
#FilmSky
#artsky
This is the painting put in my profile, Philippe Rousseau - The Rat Who Withdrew From The World (1885). It depicts a scene from a fable by Jean de la Fontaine from the 17th century about a rat weary of the world that retires to live in solitude inside a cheese. I think about this rat a lot.
This is the painting put in my profile, Philippe Rousseau - The Rat Who Withdrew From The World (1885). It depicts a scene from a fable by Jean de la Fontaine from the 17th century about a rat weary of the world that retires to live in solitude inside a cheese. I think about this rat a lot.
November 18, 2024 at 5:45 PM
#artsky
This is the painting put in my profile, Philippe Rousseau - The Rat Who Withdrew From The World (1885). It depicts a scene from a fable by Jean de la Fontaine from the 17th century about a rat weary of the world that retires to live in solitude inside a cheese. I think about this rat a lot.
This is the painting put in my profile, Philippe Rousseau - The Rat Who Withdrew From The World (1885). It depicts a scene from a fable by Jean de la Fontaine from the 17th century about a rat weary of the world that retires to live in solitude inside a cheese. I think about this rat a lot.