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Owen wrote:At last, a movie worth seeing in a theater in 2018 .

I'm already jealous of you.



Eerrmm!
That moment when Lydia is unsure who she really is.

fish wrote:I'm already jealous of you.

Don't be. It will probably be 5 minutes of Acquart and 1 hour 35 minutes of other things .
I dream that she do a big role of Water Lilies' intensity.

Owen wrote:...It will probably be 5 minutes of Acquart and 1 hour 35 minutes of other things...

A tiny sip of water is a very welcome thing to a thirsty man.

Lord knows, it's a dry time for the hapless admirer of Acquart.



Stay well, nos petits chou-fleur!

DMt. wrote:...hapless admirer of Acquart...

Did you get my PM?
If not can you let me know so I can e-mail you?

I did, fish, and I cc'd Owen too, but the damn thing just vanished.

}B^|>

DMt. wrote:...the damn thing just vanished...

I just tried to re-send it.

Not resting on my laurels, just nothing new coming to notice.
So here's some old sleepy time things.

I knew there had to be a reason why I followed Cineuropa on Twttr.
http://cineuropa.org/en/newsdetail/355260/

Never rains but it pours.


This was re-posted overnight.
A gorgeous pic from the Cambodia holiday a couple of years ago.

fish wrote:I knew there had to be a reason why I followed Cineuropa on Twttr.

Yes, the film is out and I will see it shortly (I did not have an occasion this week), maybe tomorrow. It seems that reactions are mixed though, with a half saying that it is too austere and feels like an advert for the Marine. The too austere part could please me, if the film takes a formalist approach, like Sciamma, I'll be happy.

As for Pauline's role, even though none mentions her name in the reviews, it seems that she plays one of the girls jealous of Diane Rouxel's character achievements. An evil Acquart?

I love the idea of an evil Acquart.
Although deep down inside I'm sure she's an angel.

I wish I could identify her friend though, but no luck so far.

Facebook is a strange and evil creature.
It's been telling me for some time that I need to get more friends, (what? so they can be deluged with advertising spam too?)
Then out of the blue yesterday I seem to have been subscribed to Serene Millicent's page.
Remember Serene?
She's the Taiwanese photographer that Edgar Honetschläger engaged to work on Los Feliz.
So now all her posts appear in my timeline.

I "Liked" Serene's page when she was active with Los Feliz and that resulted in me being made aware of her posts.
I don't mind still being attached to her in this way because she's an exceptional photographer and still posts the occasional "Pauline" pic.
Like this.



Note: All of these pics are copyright to Serene Millicent and I am using them under the "Fair Use" provisions of the Copyright Act.
"In its most general sense, a fair use is any copying of copyrighted material done for a limited and “transformative” purpose, such as to comment upon, criticize, or parody a copyrighted work. Such uses can be done without permission from the copyright owner."

There are more to follow.

It's funny, every time all hope seems lost ol' fishy gets the goods...

DMt. wrote:It's funny...

More creepy than funny.
Today Facebook decided I should pay some attention to the Indress page and suggested I might like to watch this film.

It's like some mysterious force drawing Pauline and I together.
Poor Pauline.