#Tina Engel

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Burt Lancaster, Bruno Ganz, Tina Engel, Julie Christie, Dieter Laser, and Markus Hetzner in a cast portrait for the TV miniseries Väter und Söhne, 1986.

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Seen in 2024:

The Second Awakening of Christa Klages (Margarethe von Trotta), 1978

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∅ How do you think Punch and Joker would feel about Tina and Ezekiel?

Joker on Tina: "Who?? Wait, wait! I'm kidding!! She's such a quiet girl; kind of reminds me of my roommate. I've only seen her a handful of times when I've been by Ignihyde to visit my brother, and she's cute! I'd like to be able to talk to her more, but I'm afraid I'd scare her off. Maybe I'll ask Kaleena for advice on how to approach her."

Punch on Tina: "I've heard folks say not to get her mad, but I don't know why anyone would want to do that, anyway. She's a good egg. We've been kinda incidentally put together on some dorm projects, and she's been nice to work alongside. Doesn't even complain when I practice my music in the lounge, like a some of the guys do. I wish we talked more!"

Joker on Ezekiel: "He doesn't really interact a lot with us freshmen, so I haven't had much of a chance to talk to him. Saw him playing Spelldrive once, and it blew me away! Almost made me want to become a cheerleader for the team! Almost. Not quite."

Punch on Ezekiel: "He doesn't go out of his way to spend a lot of time with the underclassmen, but he's been real kind to my friend Epel. Gave him lots of tips and such during practice. I'm glad we have him around, honestly; he's a real inspiration to the campus athletes! Funny as all get-out, too."

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al things considered — when i post my masterpiece #1130

first posted in facebook november 5, 2022

lani irwin -- "epona" (2013)

"in gallo-roman religion, epona was a protector of horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules. she was particularly a goddess of fertility [...] she and her horses might also have been leaders of the soul in the after-life ride" ... wikipeida

"for a quarter-century lani irwin has been painting mysterious interiors populated by mannequins, puppets, toys and human figures. while her dolls are reminiscent of the lay figures giorgio de chirico deploys, her hushed tableaux may suggest the domestic enigmas of balthus" ... tina engels

"when you ask how much of an idea do i need, i could say it would be wonderful to actually have an idea when i start a painting. what i usually have is more like the ghosts of a dream after i wake up, that fleeting image that i can’t quite grasp, even when i try to write it down or draw it. so i start with the ghost and from there it does evolve, though not without many stops and starts" ... lani irwin

"when suddenly johnny gets the feeling he's being surrounded by horses, horses, horses, horses coming in in all directions white shining, silver studs with their nose in flames, he saw horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses. do you know how to pony like bony maroney?" ... patti smith

"tall and tan and strong and shining the horse named epona goes trotting and when it passes each one it passes goes, 'ahhhh'" ... al janik

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Compiling my german Zip headcanons!

Made These during school, so there‘ll probably be some mistakes as I‘m not supposed to even bring my phone 😝 (update: hi yes I ended up continuing and finishing this at home)

one of my moots lowkey motivated me to do this

Hope you enjoy this!

CW: Mentions of alcohol/beer, occasional swearing!

DISCLAIMER: These Are Just normal HCS, no x Reader or x Character.

Do not cry "you‘re racist!" As I was both born and raised in Germany.

Some of these are based off of things I as a german have experienced or heard.

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☆ I already mentioned this in another post, but she had her first drink of alcohol free beer at the whopping age of 12.

☆ Curses the ever living shit out people in German whenever she‘s really annoyed.

☆ Sneaks beer into school and only shares it with Oliver, Edward and SOMETIMES Miss Circle (Favorite Student privileges)

☆ I feel like Engel at least speaks German, so when Zip, Oliver and Edward are bullying Claire and Engel (as well, I‘m assuming), she‘d throw in something WILD in German and Engel is kinda like: oh that‘s not.. 😀

☆ LOVES Bernd das Brot

☆ She would totally know "Komm, lass uns tanzen." by HEART (alongside Chip).

☆ Although it‘s rare, she sometimes lets out her German accent. For example, she‘s currently rambling and ends up pronounce the German R

☆ Says digga even if she‘s speaking english. It‘s permanently part of her vocabulary.

☆ Dresses with more drip than your average German classmate 💀💀 and she definitely judges them too

☆ When she was very, very young (like around Chip‘s age which I‘m assuming is like 5), she was a HUGE Bibi Blocksberg and Bibi & Tina fan. Had a lot of merchandise of them that she would NEVER EVER share.

☆ Would purposefully draw the ugliest outfits on the characters from the Top Model Books and put the little sticker clothes that came alongside on to the most brutal and metal characters ever.

☆ Always had Satch pencil cases. Thought they wer boring and drew on them. Free canvas lol.

☆ Loves saying German jokes in English to Edward and/or Oliver bc they make no sense in English.

"Hey, hey, guys. Can I tell you a joke?"

"If it‘s funny, go for it."

Zip, who‘s trying to control her laughing "Okay look, Two Hunters met each other."

"And?"

"They both died." Zip bursts out laughing.

"That makes no fucking sense."

"IT DOES"

☆ I feel like she has a little notebook where she writes a bunch of dumb stuff down, including many, MANY German memes only Germans would get. Meine Mama, meine Tante, der kleiner-

☆ Always has that German candy on stock (only for Chip, the coolest little brother!)

☆ Can open a beer bottle with literally ANYTHING you give her (except if it‘s a weak material, then obviously she can’t.)

☆ Praises German lunch knowing damn well it sucks ass. She only likes it because they got a mini burger and chocolate Santa once in kindergarten.

☆ Finds the raw existence of Frankfurt, Berlin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Bayern so hilarious for no reason

☆ Whenever Engel tries to say something positive in German (idk in what scenario he‘d do this, but imagine he would), she‘d counter react by saying something diabolical in Germany (technically you could count this in another hc I wrote down.. oh well <‚3)

☆ Knows a lot of kid shows, German or not, but always prefers (and often times only knows) the German version of them like; Sofia die Erste, Jake und die Nimmerland Piraten, etc.

☆ makes fun of American food (it‘s so processed okay 😭)

"Haha! Seriously? That Fanta is basically just chemicals! Your stomach will LOVE that chemical burn!"

"Please let me drink in fucking peace"

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That‘s all for now! Should I write a German Zip FF? It won‘t be romantic and honestly only contain Zip being a menace but in GERMAN

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David Bennent in The Tin Drum (Volker Schlöndorff, 1979)

Cast: David Bennent, Mario Adorf, Angela Winkler, Daniel Olbrychski, Katharina Thalbach, Tina Engel, Berta Drews, Heinz Bennent, Ernst Jacobi. Screenplay: Jean-Claude Carrière, Volker Schlöndorff, Franz Seitz, based on a novel by Günter Grass. Cinematography: Igor Luther. Production design: Piotr Dudzinski, Zeljco Senecic. Film editing: Suzanne Baron. Music: Maurice Jarre, Friedrich Meyer.

I don't have much of a taste for satiric grotesquerie. (I'm one of the few people I know who disliked A Confederacy of Dunces.)  But Volker Schlöndorff's The Tin Drum did, after all, win not only the Cannes Palme d'Or but also the foreign film Oscar. It's true that 11-year-old David Bennent gives an astonishing performance as Oskar, who has consciously chosen to remain a 3-year-old for the rest of his life. But some of the scenes in which Oskar makes love to Maria (Katharina Thalbach) are queasy-making, with Bennent and 24-year-old Thalbach going through the required, if discreetly filmed, motions. And I find the acting in the film overstated and the thematic coherence of the story wobbly. I have to admire some of the comic sequences, such as the one in which Oskar sabotages a Nazi rally by playing a waltz rhythm on his drum, confusing the brass band and making the participants dance with one another. But as a fable about German history, which the film's source, Günter Grass's novel, is said to be, the movie lacks a focus that's clearer on the page than on the screen.

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Photographer: Tina Engel

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Glasses full

Janet Fish - Five Tall Glasses, Afternoon

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Javier Mulio

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Lucille Sevin

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Shigeo Fukuda

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Tina Engel 2023

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René Lalique - 11-eyed blue-glass flacon

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Janet Fish - Tequila Bottles, 1974

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Hennie Elzinga

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Andrew Moore - Bottles Corner, Demopolis, Alabama

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Cy Twombly, 1951

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Teddi Parker

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Sir William Nicholson - The Glass Bowl, 1920

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unknown illustration

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Vincent van Grog

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 Dawn Reed - Five of my favourites 

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René Lalique

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still life with Aaltos

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Wednesday: swearing a blue streak

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Tina Engel 2023

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Birthdays 2.11

Beer Birthdays

Charles Engel (1816)

Daniel Jung (1822)

Joseph Bosch (1850)

John Weidenfeller (1867)

Nancy Drake, Miss Rheingold 1942 (1918)

Dylan Schatz (1972)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Thomas Edison; inventor (1847)

Gromit; Wallace's dog, "Wallace & Gromit"

Tina Louise; actor, "Ginger" (1934)

John Mills; singer, "Mills Brothers" (1889)

Leslie Nielsen; actor (1926)

Famous Birthdays

Archie Andrews; comic book character (1942)

Jennifer Aniston; actor (1969)

Brandy; pop singer (1979)

Sheryl Crow; pop singer (1962)

Bernard le Bouyer de Fontenelle; French writer (1657)

Diane Franklin; actor (1963)

Vivian Ernest Fuchs; geologist (1908)

Eva Gabor; actor (1921)

Alex Jones; radio show host (1974)

Thaddeus Kościuszko; American-Polish-Lithuanian military general (1746)

Carey Lowell; actor (1961)

Joseph Mankiewicz; film director (1909)

Sergio Mendes; musician (1941)

Bobby "Boris" Pickett; pop singer, "Monster Mash" (1938)

Mary Quant; fashion designer (1934)

Burt Reynolds; actor (1936)

Safetypup; National Safety Council superhero character (1985)

Sidney Sheldon; writer (1917)

Kelly Slater; surfer (1972)

P.J. Sparxx; porn actor (1969)

Leo Szilard; physicist (1898)

Henry Fox Talbot; photography pioneer (1800)

Gene Vincent; rock musician (1935)

Jane Yolen; writer (1939)

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La galleria Mentana di Firenze, in prossimità delle feste natalizie, come ogni anno, il giorno 16 dicembre 2023 dalle ore 17,00 alle ore 20.00 terrà l’opening di “Orizzonti Contigui” Rassegna di Artisti Internazionali che animerà lo spazio sito nel cuore di Firenze, in via della Mosca, 5. 

Orizzonti Contigui

Attraverso le opere in mostra è possibile immergersi nelle descrizioni di pensieri, idee e sensazioni che danno luogo al mondo degli artisti presenti che, nella realizzazione delle opere, hanno trovano l’occasione per avventurarsi nelle sfaccettature della natura fatta di paesaggi e di atmosfere, per ritrovarsi nel mondo della fantasia o nelle problematiche dei percorsi dell’uomo, fino ad attraversare riflessioni o sogni che muovono dall’Io o dalla religiosità. Colori, pennellata e percorsi capaci di trasmettere il mondo della bellezza e delle contraddizioni dell’uomo che è sempre alla ricerca di quei valori che danno senso alle opere di questa bellissima rassegna artistica.

L’evento sarà anche occasione per scambiarci gli Auguri di Natale.

Artisti presenti in Mostra:

Eva Breitfuss - Audrey Traini - Lis Engel – Giancarlo Cerri – Aldehy – Bianca Vivarelli – Krasimir S. Marinov – Eileen Herres – Valerio Tanini – Tina Hliblom-thibblin - Camilla Vavik Pedersen – Patrizia Pepe – Luigi De Giovanni – Salvatore Magazzini – Anna Lapshinova

Galleria d’Arte Mentana

Arte Moderna e Contemporanea

Via della Mosca, 5r 50122 Firenze (Italia) Telefono/Fax: +39 055 211985 Cellulare: +39 335 1207156 Email: galleriamentana@galleriamentana.it

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The Second Awakening of Christa Klages (Das zweite Erwachen der Christa Klages), Margarethe von Trotta (1978)

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Die Kommenden Tage [The Coming Days] (Lars Kraume - 2010)

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Appreciation Post:

Professor Scherfenhagen (Tina Engel) - Sag nichts - 2003

Boerne: “Wann hat [Hannes] Bruder sie eigentlich das letzte Mal hier besucht?”

Scherfenhagen: “Da muss ich nachfragen. Ich bin ja nicht der Pförtner, Boerne.”

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The Boat is Full (1981). During World War II, "neutral" Switzerland closed its borders to immigrants, effectively becoming a conspirator in the Holocaust. This Academy Award-nominated drama looks at that phenomenon on a human level. A group of six illegal immigrants, five Jews and one deserting Nazi soldier, cross the Swiss border during the night. They find refuge at an inn, and pose as a German family. However, village spies watch their every move, as the threat of deportation -- and certain death -- always looms.

Oh, I really liked this one. There's something that really resonates in its exploration of escape, survival and the ways we become complicit during times of war and horror. It's specific, and never gets bogged down in trying to tell the broader story of WWII, instead relying on the fact that its audience understands this era to hone in on this tiny group of people over just a few days, which in turn allows the film to really be personal and intimate and tragic too. Really special stuff. 8/10,

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Tina Engel, 2017