Simone Barbès or Virtue

Loneliness and also beauty, perversion, fear, connection, love, desperation, but mainly loneliness. Liked this a lot a lot a lot.

Loneliness and also beauty, perversion, fear, connection, love, desperation, but mainly loneliness. Liked this a lot a lot a lot.

Need the butch band to be real, their music slaps

Need the butch band to be real, their music slaps

casually beautiful & queer & disdainful of this world that eschews true love and passion and life. the ennui of queerness, longing and restless and resigned and dissatisfied in three acts and "spaces." truly captured how deadening minimum wage jobs are too...... and just how weird men are... where do i find lesbian bars with amazonian swordfighting though?????

casually beautiful & queer & disdainful of this world that eschews true love and passion and life. the ennui of queerness, longing and restless and resigned and dissatisfied in three acts and "spaces." truly captured how deadening minimum wage jobs are too...... and just how weird men are... where do i find lesbian bars with amazonian swordfighting though?????

fascinante pobre muchacha debía estar re cansada como para no enloquecer con una perfo de pelea de espadas un abrazo a simone que solo quería ser un poco feliz antes de irse a dormir

fascinante pobre muchacha debía estar re cansada como para no enloquecer con una perfo de pelea de espadas un abrazo a simone que solo quería ser un poco feliz antes de irse a dormir

i really love films where the protagonist just exists in a lonely urban setting during nighttime. it feels like i’m just people watching as opposed to watching a traditional movie. everything in this film felt really authentic, and i enjoyed just being nosey and watching all the oddballs. 

it was also gorgeous. like, the director knew exactly what was going on in every shot. especially the lobby of the cinema during the first thirty minutes of the film. sorta wish we spent longer there because it was so pretty! 

need to do a double feature of this film and Theo and Hugo asap.

i really love films where the protagonist just exists in a lonely urban setting during nighttime. it feels like i’m just people watching as opposed to watching a traditional movie. everything in this film felt really authentic, and i enjoyed just being nosey and watching all the oddballs. 

it was also gorgeous. like, the director knew exactly what was going on in every shot. especially the lobby of the cinema during the first thirty minutes of the film. sorta wish we spent longer there because it was so pretty! 

need to do a double feature of this film and Theo and Hugo asap.