
"To watch a movie, or not to watch a movie, that is the question" - Shakespeare probably

they have to start a walk&talk podcast where they just tour Europe and ramble about anything pleaseee make that happen

ahhh this was so dreamy and magical if only Paris was real

> “Au revior” > “Later” I became quite a bitter and cynical person after something happened to me last year. This might not make sense for some, but for me, this film resonated with me in a way I have never experienced watching ANYTHING else - it spoke what I had been choking to speak, and showed me what I was dying to know. And so, I’m not being overdramatic when I say my view on my life has changed forever, and I feel a bit more complete. I’m not saying this is a *pièce de résistance *that’ll transform everyone’s lives, but I think it just saved mine. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is what art’s about. ***"The great power of the arts is to activate, renovate, and transform. Indeed, the arts, as the process of grief, can thaw what trauma and suffering freezes, or at least can help us better endure the sorrows and appreciate the joys of life." — Sandra Bergman*** **"Art has always been the primary means by which human beings have tried to make sense of their existence, leaving behind a trail of breadcrumbs for future generations to understand who they were and what they felt." — Robert Hughes** **"The primary function of art throughout the ages has been to give form to the formless, and to allow one human heart to speak directly to another across the abyss of time." — Sir Herbert Read**

To live, to love, to die, to grieve, to be remembered - the human experience.