#sarajevo aesthetic

[kluelesskludde]

last day of january

[biblixphilia]

a love letter to Bosnia 🤍

(photos by me)

[nred91]

"Down in the forest we'll sing a chorus."

[fromsatorome]

ljubav

[awarree]

06:35

[haslamica]

[the-taste-of-vanilla]

[peaceoffmindd]

Ramazan ✨️

[citati-iz-duse]

[v0iceofthes0ul]

[stranicadnevnika]

Always continue the climb. It is possible for you to do whatever you choose, if you first get to know who you are and are willing to work with a power that is greater than ourselves to do it.

[freemoonpolice]

Bachelorette party in Sarajevo

[biblixphilia]

Ko bi rek'o cuda da se dese

pa Miljacka mostove odnese...

(photos by me)

[apas-95]

Jin Roh is like the most fascist anime you could possibly like, what exactly is the selling point

Ghost in the Shell also has a generally fascist political standpoint, as does a lot of Japanese cyberpunk in general - the genre as a whole has always been founded on the conflict between national interest and the formation of international corporations - and, in general, all bourgeois media forwards bourgeois ideals. I would say, notably, the fact that Patlabor 2, for example, has a political framework just as fascist as Jin-Roh, but uses the aesthetics of NATO equipment rather than Lugers and MG42s, is something to reflect on regarding it being 'the most fascist'.

Personally, I like Mamoru Oshii's works because of their focus on political intrigue based in material factors - Jin-Roh has roughly the same appeal to me as Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy. I could just rewatch Walter Defends Sarajevo to get that without the fascism, but I must somewhat shamefully admit I appreciate the production quality of the better-developed imperialist film industries. Though, these are all films I appreciated when I was younger, and now, with the development of the mainland film industry, I get the best of both worlds - however, the question specified 'anime'. Otherwise, I'd say to go watch The Wandering Earth 2 and then read every single Liu Cixin story.

[fromsatorome]

[awarree]