do it for yourself

I get up in the morning and I say,
"What am I gonna do that's gonna make me happy today?"
I do that every morning, and I found out that it's the best way to live because you get up and you say
"Well, I'm gonna do this for myself first."


in Girls S06E05

you keep talking

In this world, you have to be able to nod and smile and drink a pint, and say, "How was your day?" In this world no one can be different or strange or damaged. Or they lock you up. So what do I do know?

in River (S01E02)

so compelling, so complex

In books and films and plays it's always so compelling, so complex. There should be more than one word for love. I've seen love that kills, and I've seen love that redeems. I've seen love that believes in the guilty, and love that saves the bereaved. What we will do for love - die for it...

in River (S01E01)

another block in the head

All in all it’s just another block in the head.... by Ni FONG

dystopian anthology

There's something not right about White Bear.

o segundo episódio da segunda temporada de Black Mirror é perturbador.

Wanderers

The film is a vision of our humanity's future expansion into the Solar System. Although admittedly speculative, the visuals in the film are all based on scientific ideas and concepts of what our future in space might look like, if it ever happens. All the locations depicted in the film are digital recreations of actual places in the Solar System, built from real photos and map data where available.

Il faut tenter de vivre

The wind is rising
We must try to live

in The Wind Rises (2013)

ron fucking swason

I wanna get completely off the grid.

(...)

how are you gonna post photos of the dope food at restaurants you're at and all the cool places you're stutin' in?

food is for eating. places are for being. end of discussion.


in Parks and Recreation (S06E03)

I wander as if in a dream the whole afternoon. All my chores become so unreal and meaningless.

in Vargtimmen

bad seeds

- Where does all this come from?

- Where do you think? Genes, Dad, heritage. Rotten seed. We're all bad seeds. Subhuman.

- Go on and have some babies. Maybe they'll turn out different.

- Different from everyone else? There's no such thing as 'different'. And I don't feel like experimenting in that area: it's painful, and expensive, and pointless.

- What is it with you and 'pointless'? Dumb excuses. You're just trying to avoid being responsible.

- Dad, it's irresponsible to produce offsprings that - you know - are going to be sick and doomed, since the parents are just as sick and doomed. And only because cosi fan tutte; because there is some apparently 'higher meaning' to it all, which is not ours to comprehend. After all we are merely the executors of this higher purpose. Shit's gotta be tasty, millions of flies can't be wrong. And, anyway, the world will end soon enough, in case you haven't heard.

- You know, it's strange, but listening to you, I feel a lot better.

- See, that's exactly why you breed: to suck the life from your children. And then you're surprised: "Where does all this come from?"

- Katya, you're such a twit sometimes.

- Thanks.

- I love you very much.



in Elena

Events can creep up on you without you even noticing.

in 2046

Que génios esconderam o rio com prédios e o céu com cabos?

Tantos quilómetros de cabos servem para nos unir ou para nos manter afastados cada um no seu lugar?

in Medianeras by Gustavo Taretto

We die to each other daily

(still from Chungking Express)

What we know of other people is only our memory of the moments during which we knew them. And they have changed since then. To pretend that they and we are the same is a useful and convenient social convention which must sometimes be broken. We must also remember that at every meeting we are meeting a stranger.

The Cocktail Party, T.S. Eliot

seized by disgust and fear

Faith is a heavy burden, you know? It’s like loving someone out in the darkness, who never comes, no matter how loud you call.

in The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman