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Challengers dir. Luca Guadagnino (2024)

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Mandy (2018)

Dir. Panos Consmatos

DP. Benjamin Loeb

#mandy #niccage #cinematography #nicholascage #movie

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TENET (2020) dir. Christopher Nolan

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“Maybe love will set you free.”

Bones and All (2022) dir. Luca Guadagnino

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“Hey, Dr. Teeth, you better pull over.” THE MUPPET MOVIE (1979) dir. James Frawley

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Skyfall cinematography

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My Own Private Idaho (1991) dir. Gus Van Sant

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my favourite scorcese picture

Haven't seen goncharov (1973) yet? In that case go watch it RIGHT NOW, but if you don't have the time for a 3h 32mins film (which is understandable but you have to make the time at some point) and you want to understand the memes I have you covered. (Keep in mind that there are gonna be important spoilers in this post)

Important characters:

Goncharov

Katya Michailov - Goncharov's wife

Andrey - Goncharov's lover (or almost)

Sofia - Katya's lover

Minor characters

Mario Ambrosini

Ice pick Joe

Valery Michailov - Katya's brother

Important scenes

The Boat Scene: a scene in which Katya almost dies.

Beer Bottle Scene: an infamous scene in the movie

Anchovy scene: a scene with heavy homoerotic subtext between Goncharov and Andrey

Dressing for dinner scene: a scene where Katya and Andrey are shown dressing up with cuts that give each of the things they wear the same importance as survival items, from Katya's high heels to Andrey's dagger

Bridge scene: goodbye scene between Katya and Goncharov. Beautifully made as you can see Katya second guessing her choice to betray him but she's too far in to turn back

Fruit stand scene: a heavily homoerotic conversation between Katya and Sofia while they are buying apples

Important plot points

Katya betrays Goncharov

Andrey betrays him too for money

Goncharov has betrayed Katya's family too, and Andrey is a living reminder of that

Goncharov is shot at the end, resulting in his death

Katya fakes her death at one point

Katya's father is killed at the beginning of the movie and she feels responsible for it for almost the entire movie, until she finally accepts that there was nothing more she could have done to save him, only to die alone in the boathouse

Even though Katya loves Goncharov, when she has to choose between him and Sofia, she chooses Sofia

There is a love triangle between Goncharov, Andrey and Katya too

Other important things

The clock symbolism is just so important in this film it deserved to be here

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Drive My Car / ドライブ・マイ・カー (2021) dir. Ryusuke Hamaguchi

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what a great movie (about coffee)

LA LA LAND

(USA 2016)

Written and Directed by Damien Chazelle Cinematography by Linus Sandgren

American Coffee, Capuccino and Frapuccino 

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Phantom Thread (2017) dir. Paul Thomas Anderson

“If he didn't wake up from this, if he wasn't here tomorrow, no matter. For I know he'd be waiting for me in the afterlife or some safe celestial place, in this life and the next and the next one after. And for whatever there is on the road that follows from here, it would only require my patience to get to him again. You see, to be in love with him makes life no great mystery.”

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The Northman (2022) dir. Robert Eggers

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HES IN THE PALM OF HER HAND!!!!!!!!!!

Decision to Leave (2022)

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Decision to Leave (2022)

Directed by Park Chan-wook

Cinematography by Kim Ji-yong

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Aftersun (2022) dir. Charlotte Wells

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All that Jazz (1979) dir. Bob Fosse

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Dune (1984) Dir. David Lynch.