honestly why was i even surprised that he was a bottom after all that submission to his father

honestly why was i even surprised that he was a bottom after all that submission to his father

“the fate of love is death”

the 4:3 orientation makes the film seem claustrophobic enough to immerse you in the characters, like how they are caged within the roles imposed on them, but not too much that you see how everything else plays out in the bigger picture. and this was a debut film!?!?

“the fate of love is death”

the 4:3 orientation makes the film seem claustrophobic enough to immerse you in the characters, like how they are caged within the roles imposed on them, but not too much that you see how everything else plays out in the bigger picture. and this was a debut film!?!?

this film hit me harder because I grew up around the same traditions. It all felt painfully familiar. I don’t think Haider was in love with Biba though, he was just simply a gay man trying to make sense of himself in a world that never gave him that chance. But the real tragedy was Mumtaz. She didn’t ask for much. She just wanted to live her own life, and everyone around her made sure she couldn’t

this film hit me harder because I grew up around the same traditions. It all felt painfully familiar. I don’t think Haider was in love with Biba though, he was just simply a gay man trying to make sense of himself in a world that never gave him that chance. But the real tragedy was Mumtaz. She didn’t ask for much. She just wanted to live her own life, and everyone around her made sure she couldn’t

joyland but there’s no joy in it

joyland but there’s no joy in it

damn!!!!! damn!!!

damn!!!!! damn!!!