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I'm sure we've seen all these before, but I'm going to post them anyway 'cause it took ages to re-find them while I was looking for new stuff.

With Freja, by Emelie, Aug 2010.
Giving us the cold shoulder.

Don't remember it.

The memory's the first to go, you know.

On the upside; you'll have the illution of new stuff posted all the time then.


So, Ferja is one of her many close female friends?
Cute.

Ian wrote:...The memory's the first to go, you know.

Didn't you just say that?

And again with Freja, by Emelie.



Now, I guess everyone has already booked for the Stockholm International Film Festival coming up in a couple of weeks.
Well, make sure you check out the program before you book tickets for all the "big" shows.

"Stockholm XXIV Short Film Competition

Competitive section for the latest cutting-edge short films.
•Blurry Eyes by Daniel Semanas (Brazil, 15min)
•The Captain by Nash Edgerton & Spencer Susser (Australia/USA, 6 min)
•Chapel Perilous by Matthew Lessner (USA, 13 min)
•Come and Play by Daria Belova (Germany, 30 min)
•An Extraordinary Person by Monia Chokri (Canada, 29 min)
•Fågel Fenix by Alexandra Dahlström (Sweden, 15 min)
•Kitezh-Vladimirskoe by Pieter Ten Hoopen (Russia, 11 min)
•More Than Two Hours by Ali Asghari (Iran, 15 min)
•New Year’s Eve by Luz María Rodríguez (Mexiko, 15 min)
•Palma by Frederik Louis Hviid (Denmark, 22 min)
•The Rivers of Babylon by Zhou Yan (China, 25 min)
•Safe by MOON Byoung-gon (South Korea, 13 min)
•Tears of Inge by Alisi Telengut (Canada, 4 min)
•Vladimir Putin in Deep Concentration by Dana O’Keefe, Sasha Kliment (USA, 9 min)"

"Fågel Fenix"
Why wasn't I told?

Also....

"Special screenings
•Äkta Människor by Harald Hamrell (Sweden, 60 min/avsnitt)
•Ömheten by Sofia Norlin (Sweden, 80 min)
•Southcliffe by Sean Durkin (UK, 190 min)
•Tolv by Johanna Paulsdotter (Sweden, 13 min)"

I know it's only a small part, but it would still be nice to see it.
And of course Alex is bound to be there in the flesh.

She's been at it again I see. She really should keep us informed.

Ian wrote:... She really should keep us informed.

And she left it to the girls in Vulkano to say she'd been following them around for ages making a documentary.
(I need to do more research on that.)

Ian feigns drowning in a futile attempt to get the "kiss of life" from Alex.

That's an oddly accurate metaphor for my romantic life.

I hear Stockholm filmfestival is the place to go and change that fate.


Have been planning to visit Stockholm with a few friends for a while actually, but not until January.
And we ended up deciding to go to Dublin instead anyway.

That little anecdote tapered off rather badly, don't you think?


Another by Emelie, August 2010.
Again with the cold shoulder. What's with that Alex?

It started well, tapered off in the middle and as for the end...

Yes.
Can't always get it your way, you know. Compromises.

But, although the lack of a couple of certain swedes, Dublin is a wonderfull city.

They might have snuck away to Dublin for the weekend.

No. Honestly.
It could happen.

But probably not.



Way back when, by Emelie.



Wonder whatever happened to Theo?

He now sits alone, weeping in his flat, his only solace in life being the fucking-amal.com/forum.

Oh dear.
What could possibly attract him here?



Oh.
That'll do it.

It works with me.