Miss Adjani Wig

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I'd rather be sleeping. Paix à celui qui hurle parce qu’il voit clair.

The “I’m going to the store today with my kitty cat!” video as reproduced in a pencil drawing by a 9y.o.
Blood Beat poster
Anne Alvaro in Ruiz’s City of Pirates
The…..place in Under the Skin.
Terence Stamp during a convertible in Toby Dammit
Google results for “chug a lug Donna” stating “Chug-a-lug, Donna" is a memorable line from the 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, spoken during a tense scene in "The Pink Room". It captures a dark, chaotic moment where Laura Palmer witnesses Donna Hayward being coerced into drinking, highlighting the film’s exploration of innocence lost and dangerous, downward spirals. “
Screenshot from an episode of Gumby with the yellow dinosaur (?) caught up in cobwebs.
Drawing by a young child unintentionally resembling the Eraserhead baby.
A tiger cat on its back, enjoying the sun, during a warmer time of year.
Huppert herding cats in Malina.
the "y tho" meme featuring Fernando Botero’s ‘Baby’ Pope
Hideko Takamine in Yearning (Naruse, 1964)
still from the 1963 Czech film The Cassandra Cat (aka, When the Cat Comes) showing people who appear all one color: body, clothes, accessories
Guy on the train stealing Isabelle Adjani’s bananas in Possession.
Tshirt with two Don Hertzfeldt figures, both looking like they’ve been through some shit, left one labeled 2025, right one labeled 2026.
The rug. Can you see Totoro?
someone sniffing glue in Norifumi Suzuki's Terrifying High School Women's Violent Classroom
Pharoah Sanders and Sonny Sharrock in Berlin, 1968. Photo by Philippe Gras
Jean Brooks n the seven th victim
Frank and his flunkies in Blue Velvet
Two gmail alerts: one for Lesbian Space Princess, and one for Shostakovich.
Still from Hirokazu Kore-eda’s film Distance. It shows a woman asleep on a train. She is wearing a white long sleeve shirt, cream colored vest, and dark pants. She is slumped in the seat and her hair is covering her face.
Isabelle Huppert with a cat that looks just like my cat.
Zenzo Matsuyama and wife Hideko Takamine jump during an Asahi Shimbun interview, circa January 1963. Matsuyama met Takamine on the set of TWENTY-FOUR EYES (1954), where he was working as an assistant director for director Keisuke Kinoshita. Matsuyama had been an avid fan of Takamine since he was four years old. At the time, assistant directors held a low status in Japan, and Matsuyama spent his days running around the set, polishing actors’ shoes and putting out their cigarettes. Takamine later reflected on her first impression of her now-husband in an interview with The New York Times: “When I first started watching him in the studio, he had no hair on his legs from running around so fast, and I said to myself: ‘This guy is a hard worker. Maybe he’ll be able to support me, and I can quit this business.’” They married in 1955, a year after the film’s release (Takamine had initially thought FLOATING CLOUDS would be her last film, but continued acting due to the financial stability). The news of the couple shocked the public, but they remained happily married until Takamine’s passing in 2010.
Clip from Ruiz’s City of Pirates
(L-R) Laurence Côte, Inês de Medeiros, Bernadette Giraud, and Fejria Deliba in Rivette’s The Gang of Four.
Twin Peaks: Dougie and Sonny Jim playing catch.
Michele Moretti (& Jean-Pierre Kalfon) in L’amour Fou.
Bob Clark’s 1974 film Deathdream (aka Dead of Night). Lynn Carlin graveside.
The ladies from Inland Empire dancing to “The Locomotion” with the subtitle “You’ve gotta swing your hips now!”
Don McKellar in eXistenZ: "And you, you are new to the trout farm."
Flower Meg in Shindō's The Iron Crown, yelling at a telephone, "What the hell? Jerk!"
Cursed image: inbox at 666.
Black and white sign warning “Danger - Steep Slope” with a person comically sliding down en embankment.
Artwork by Laurie Anderson that reads, “Some say our empire is passing, as all empires do.”
Grace Zabriskie as Sarah Palmer in the last scene of the Twin Peaks pilot. Bob is in the mirror.
Paranmaum, the band from “Linda Linda Linda”
Cat smoking a cigarette. Caption reads, “Due to unfortunate circumstances, I am once again awake.”
Black and white photo of two concrete towers in a field overgrown with weeds. Snow on the ground is brighter than the grey sky.
My prayer
Me and the cat.