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The Derry girls cast, in character, as themselves! Feckin' brilliant! 😂👌🏽💯

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#are they…. you know..

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“A sister is both your mirror and your opposite.” — Elizabeth Fishel

Jo and Amy in LITTLE WOMEN (2019) dir. Greta Gerwig

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Little Women (2019) | Black Widow (2020)

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Little Women (2019) Greta Gerwig

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That Little Women quote, “but I’m so lonely” is EXACTLY the vibe of refusing to compromise yourself and your integrity and your ambition and your agency and your SELF for absolutely ANYONE and having to come to terms with the fact that it leaves you alone and you would rather stay silent than admit the shame to anyone that you are lonely because of it.

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FLORENCE PUGH, TAIKA WAITITI Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue / 2020 › ph. Ethan James Green

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i really felt this

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Florence Pugh on the secret to a great awards show look | British Vogue

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“I wanted to recognise the women who were not recognised for their incredible work this year in a subtle way.”  — Natalie Portman about her dress at the Oscars 2020.

The cape of her Dior dress had custom made details showing the names of the female directors behind the year’s most notable films: Lorene Scafaria (“Hustlers”), Lulu Wang (“The Farewell”), Greta Gerwig (“Little Women”), Mati Diop (“Atlantics”), Marielle Heller (“A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”), Melina Matsoukas (“Queen & Slim”), Alma Har’el (“Honey Boy”) and Céline Sciamma (“Portrait of a Lady on Fire”).

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Florence Pugh attends the 92nd Annual Academy Awards

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Congratulations to Little Women for winning Best Costume Design at the 92nd Academy Awards!

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Janelle Monáe performing at the 2020 Oscars

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I’ve always been quite mature because of the way my parents brought me up. They were very good at talking to me like a person rather than a baby, and I was around so many actors and directors from such a young age because my dad is an actor. I was more comfortable with adults rather than actually being an adult child.

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jo march really was like. i love the people around me and i cannot cope with them leaving and being mature and appealing enough to start new chapters in their lives while i'm still clinging into this idealised, carefree, comedy-like lifestyle i thought was gonna last forever. and i really thought platonic relationships could replace my repressed longing for a romantic one but now all my loved ones' first priorities became romance. meanwhile i cannot put myself out seeking a romantic relationship because that would automatically mean altering, belittleing, objectifying and compromising myself, my life would become a cliche with guaranteed unhappy ending because i feel like no one in this world could truly make me happy. and i do want to embrace my independent, single lifestyle but i guess i didnt calculate back then how lonely it's going to feel. it's like my only choice is between two types of unhappiness. jo march conveyed all this stuff and i'm not supposed to tear up just thinking about that goddamn movie???