The beauty of cinema

I had to include a couple awesome movie theater designs. I just love the indie, rundown look of this place. Someone clearly cares for it, but it is old and forgotten, like The Flick.

FILMTHUSIAST on Instagram: “In order to connect with the feeling of loss required to play the role in “The Pianist”, Adrien Brody got rid of his apartment, sold his…”

How life sounds after watching ‘Parthenope’. 🎞️🧜🏼‍♀️ Parthenope, the latest movie of Paolo Sorrentino, stages the vertigo of youth , that time in which it is truly possible to abandon oneself to irresponsibility, to lightheartedness, to that particular form of joy that is then experienced again over the years but in a less all-encompassing way. Like all of Sorrentino’s films, Parthenope has no real plot. To summarize it, one could say: it is the story of Parthenope, born at sea in 1950…

Just as photographers spend hours trying to frame the perfect shot, cinematographers do exactly the same for the big screen. Although it may go unnoticed ... Continue Reading »

before sunrise - 1995

Do you have a Cinebarre where you live? Not to be confused with Cinnabon, it's a movie theater that serves meals and drinks. I frequent another Seattle cinema where they serve you beverages while you watch, but never meals. No more sneaking dinner into my oversized purse! Hal and I went for the first time over the weekend, the Sunday brunch special. We ordered french toast, a breakfast burrito, and the mimosa duo: a bottle of bubby on ice with two half carafes of orange and grapefruit juice…