October 2020 Watchlist: Hispanic Heritage Month

October 2020 Watchlist: Hispanic Heritage Month

Mid-September to mid-October is Hispanic Heritage Month: a celebration of cultures in the Spanish-speaking word. We love our foreign language selection, and going through it we found we had recommendations from every majority Spanish-speaking country/territory on the planet! Here are some of our faves.

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Argentina

La historia oficial (The Official Story)

Bolivia

Erase una vez en Bolivia (Once Upon A Time In Bolivia)

Chile

Una mujer fantástica (A Fantastic Woman)

Colombia

El abrazo de la serpiente (Embrace Of The Serpent)

Costa Rica

El despertar de las hormigas (The Awakening Of The Ants)

Cuba

Fresa y chocolate (Strawberry And Chocolate)

Dominican Republic

Carpinteros (Woodpeckers)

Ecuador

Qué tan lejos (How Much Further)

El Salvador

El lugar mas pequeño (The Tiniest Place)

Guatemala

La Llorona (2019)

Honduras

El espíritu de mi mamá (The Spirit of my Mother)

Mexico

Y tu mamá también

Nicaragua

La Yuma

Panama

Caja 25 (Box 25)

Paraguay

Las herederas (The Heiresses)

Peru

Contracorriente (Undertow)

Puerto Rico

Lo que le pasó a Santiago (What Happened To Santiago)

Spain

El orfanato (The Orphanage)

Uruguay

La noche de 12 años (A Twelve-Year Night)

Venezuela

Pelo malo (Bad Hair)

You've got nearly 3 months to come up with possibly the greatest group costume set of all time.

The Fifth Element (1997) dir. Luc Besson – costume design by Jean Paul Gaultier

Tarsem is a hero.

Why are you killing everybody? Why are you making everybody die? It’s my story. Mine, too.

THE FALL (2006) dir. Tarsem Singh

Villain Against Covid 19 by anastasiainred

types of weather + old film recs

day

rainy ~ for listening to the soft pitter-patter on your window and getting comfy

♡ films: the women, how to marry a millionaire, bombshell, rings on her fingers, sabrina

sunny and warm ~ for laying in front of a fan and snacking on something cool

♡ films: singin’ in the rain, a date with judy, state fair, the seven year itch, viva las vegas

dark and overcast ~ for making a hot drink and enjoying some classic gloom

♡ films: the maltese falcon, the lady from shanghai, rebecca, the petrified forest, laura

chilly ~ for bundling up in a blanket and feeling warm all over

♡ films: vivacious lady, the shop around the corner, the awful truth, holiday, love affair

night

stormy ~ for dramatic weather and taking cover

♡ films: camille, dial m for murder, imitation of life, the bad and the beautiful, mildred pierce

still and quiet ~ for when you want something, anything to happen

♡ films: roman holiday, slightly dangerous, to catch a thief, jewel robbery, how to steal a million

foggy ~ for lovely fantasies and writing recipes for dreams

♡ films: one touch of venus, a midsummer night’s dream, love in the afternoon, the reluctant debutante, ziegfeld girl

too warm ~ for tossing and turning and those twisted romantic midnight moods

♡ films: it happened one night, gilda, casablanca, hands across the table, cat on a hot tin roof

Is this the film Ex Machina? This is what happens right?

tbh i dont get why most people assume that robots are always cold

like have u felt a laptop while its working? its kinda not exactly cold yo

tbh any piece of machinery thats working hard to function is usually not cold, the only time its ever cold is when its turned off

so id like to think while a robot is awake and functioning they could have the potential to be as warm as a human being :0