4v291o

It's not the same but I could see the end of this film inspiring Ari Aster's fire in Midsommar. But this has less than 600 views, does Ari even watch obscure forgotten things like this, does anyone, do I, why yes, I do, thanks for asking.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/thats-the-fawesome-stuff-you-gotta-watch

on my list of the good stuff: letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/spellbound-in-darkness-let-me-dwell-taken/

Not doing anything The Fallen Idol and The Nanny didn't already do, and they didn't borrow from Psycho either, a lazy loser of a movie.

Why are so many singers cast as drug addicts/dealers?

Ever ask a question because you're weary, not interested?

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/drugs/

You only five starred this because you’ve never seen www.adultswim.com/videos/check-it-out-with-dr-steve-brule/friendship and don’t know what a real laugh feels like.

1 3 1 2

Abel, you've seen all these films...

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/ellybelly11/list/movies-that-have-influenced-and-or-have-been

Lashon hara.

cf.
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/killing-me-softly-with-his-song
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/synth-scores-soundtracks-since-1931/
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/privilege
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/youth-2015
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/song-to-song
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/love-mercy
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/the-fan-1982

Wyoming scenery was lovely but that's no reason to finish this, I didn't.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/wyoming-the-big-cowboy-equality-state

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/she-is-alone

Z-grade John Waters inspired nonsense.

youtube.com/watch?v=_xFTQ139eF8

I told Marty about them, you know, down the line. Uh, chemical... flashbacks, neural damage, you know, from my time in the HIDTA as in High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay-_wZq3CM0

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/george-poltis-36-dramatic-situations-16-madness-1

Not my kind of murder movie.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/murder-murder-murder

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/final-jeopardy-1985/ might have been the best version of "this movie" as this certainly isn't even a good one. Is there a Gangs Are Goofy list?

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/three-of-us-1

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/give-me-the-night

We are intruders in the fog, looking for blurred images; individuals chained to dusty memories that are not even ours.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/saint-mary-virgin-mother-of-jesus

this is "popular with my friends" according to LB because 2 people i follow gave it 2 stars so if i had to look at something stupid perhaps you'll look at something wonderful. my tumblr (and yours too, probably) are better than this entire movie. infiniterichesinalittleroom.tumblr.com/

It absolutely went to his heart when a customer entered his shop: he watched the movements of the presumptuous intruder with a vindictive glare; he fluttered around him with uneasy vigilance, — he frowned, he groaned, when profane hands dislodged his idols from their niches. • from Edward Bulwer Lytton’s introduction to Zanoni, London, January, 1842.

Stop making this movie.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/get-a-room-hotels-bed-and-breakfast-inns

There’s a few wonder full angel films but this isn’t one of them.

If it’s a vanishing act you’re after eyes recommend this favorite from 1938 instead.

open.spotify.com/playlist/3SH1MSgPMBF884O3ugB5wh

Not one of my favorite 30s ( letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/spellbound-in-darkness-let-me-dwell-taken/decade/1930s/ ) but that quiet moment of violence with Ginger looking up with the petal in her mouth...have I ever adored her more?

Seems nothing's ever gonna best Forbidden Letters for me.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/androphilia-gay-mans-guide-to-safer-sex/

If you think you want to see this because for letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/the-anatomy-of-disgust-body-horror reasons, avoid and see Clean, Shaven instead.

If you think you’re looking for this movie, see Mass instead.

No. These are 12 derivative silly minutes you could spend watching letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/disobedience-2017 a second time or half of letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/sister-wives

Add this to your to-don't list and see tubitv.com/movies/100035181/the-strangler free instead, it's the film you're looking for if you think you're looking for this one.

Death to whimsical music, as upsetting as the Taxi Driver score.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/harmed-forces-fight-war-not-wars

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/george-poltis-36-dramatic-situations-16-madness-1

💤

If you think you're looking for this sort of thing please see the recent letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/the-devils-bath instead.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/real-country-dark-psychogeography-wyrd-folk

Refreshing to see men cry and bathe together but if I have to spend time with 5 gentlemen I’d prefer Diner.

I love you in my selfish way. And I think you love me in your fussy, pestering way. We love each other in an earthly and imperfect way. But you're so demanding. But here I am, in the middle of the night, without much fanfare, in a dark house somewhere in the world, sitting with my arms around you. And your arms are around me.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/film/scenes-from-a-marriage-1973-1/lists

An eye-full is better than an ear-full.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/barbecutie-i-melt-with-you-in-summers-cauldron

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Goat_Man.webm

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/sex-sex-sex

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mr._Abbot_Bitt_at_Convent.ogv

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/happiness-is-a-warm-nun-or-too-much-monky

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/sex-sex-sex

tinyurl.com/2rx85s9m

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/sex-sex-sex

archive.org/details/messe-noire_1928

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/sex-sex-sex

It’s okay if you like perfection.

I thought of Lady Windermere's Fan wherein Oscar Wilde writes "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" as Rustin Cohle speaks those lovely lines to Martin Hart at the end of True Detective and again watching this as Moss and Jess are staring up at the starry night sky and Jess says "It's funny how when you see something every day it changes so slowly. You can't even tell that it's getting worse, you know? But it is, it definitely is." Moss says "what's wrong?" and Jess says "Nothing." I hadn't seen this in a long time, IOU Hayden for reminding me.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/film/jess-moss/lists

There in the sky,
Where the paths of summer and autumn cross,
A cooling wind will blow from many sides.

KOKIN SHŪ

I made a frog today that I shall leave you in my will if I ever get around to making one. A certain small object has, along with the usual rice, been sewed up inside it. • From Ted to Tom: The Illustrated Envelopes of Edward Gorey

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZcvNkJQ9e8

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/real-country-dark-psychogeography-wyrd-folk

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/rabbits-hares-bunnies

www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxM47ATNAwM

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/rabbits-hares-bunnies

soundcloud.com/ashmedaiii/008a

IOU hayden for this discovery. If anyone has a superior link to this inferior blur (much improved by muting immediately and streaming the higher quality score Hayden shared) I think letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/forbidden-letters will all ways be my favorite for this kind of thing.

soundcloud.com/ashmedaiii/sets/le-beau-mec-official-soundtrack

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/androphilia-gay-mans-guide-to-safer-sex

Another nope. Please someone recommend some good new thing.

Stage 4 cancer…but it’s…quirky, just what nobody wanted. Awful.

something there is that doesn’t love a wall

Doesn't touch the director's masterpiece letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/winters-watch at all.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/film/departing-gesture/lists

Turned this off but recommending letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/film/balance

www.goodreads.com/book/show/276001.The_Anatomy_of_Disgust

vomit • cum • urine • disease • penis • teeth •

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/bodies-apart-disembodied-head-shoulders-knees/

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/weardjupiter/list/louise-weards-comprehensive-list-of-penis/

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/miscarriage-abortion-surrogacy-pregnancy/

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/dissolvedpet/list/anthropophagy-aka-cannibals/

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/crimson_kat/list/every-single-vampire-movie/

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/mrantsy/list/arthropoda-in-cinema/

• Mother Joan of the Angels
• Heartbeat in the Brain
• Tattoo
• Clean, Shaven
• National Theatre Live: Frankenstein
• Act of God
• The Curious Case of Natalia Grace
• The Whale
• The Moustache
• In My Skin

...plus 153 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The Well
• Le Trou
• Woman in the Dunes
• The Screaming Woman
• Encounter with the Unknown
• The Blockhouse
• Idaho Transfer
• The Rescuers
• The Pit
• Everybody's Baby: The Rescue of Jessica McClure

...plus 23 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/tag/family/lists

• Phantom Thread
• Playground
• Song of the Sea
• Léon: The Professional
• The Innocents
• Gone Girl
• Hereditary
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• Donnie Darko
• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

...plus 407 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/tag/streaming/lists

• Hannah Gadsby: Nanette
• Louis C.K. 2017
• Butterfly in the Sky
• Your Honor
• Jurassic Park
• Dave Chappelle: The Closer
• The Talented Mr. Ripley
• Stand by Me
• There Will Be Blood
• The Blair Witch Project

...plus 160 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

open.spotify.com/playlist/0ThP2vXP447MZ3PTnnyU0y

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/smoke-signals-get-in-your-eyes-ashes-to-ashes

"I was asked to him about filming spiders using LSD and other drugs. The idea was to show the crazy patterns that these spiders created under the influence." www.blueflowerpress.com/thread.html

www.theredhandfiles.com/exciting-art-after-rehab

"What we really need is two bits,"
he says, looking up at me with still
some innocence showing in his eyes,
and I give him George Washington,
keep the Queen, while he dances away
to check with his buddies
and go on with the green light
across the rest of University Avenue,
wondering if I've done him any favour
setting him up for his next gut-puking drunk,
and have only this consolation:
it may help him hit the very bottom
just a little bit sooner, that bottom
you either bounce up off or stay under,
dead-weighted forever.

— from On The Traffic Island by Raymond Souster collected in Change-Up

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/alcohol/
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/mrbalihai/list/lsd-is-a-helluva-drug/
www.goodreads.com/list/show/575.Substance_Abuse_Addiction
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/monocle/list/smoke-screen-documentaries-on-marijuana/

• The Thrill Can Kill
• Oxyana
• Requiem for a Dream
• Enter the Void
• Euphoria: Trouble Don't Last Always
• Twin Peaks
• Bad Timing
• Less Than Zero
• Pulp Fiction
• Léon: The Professional

...plus 633 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

(A Deceived Spouse; Two Adulterers)

Subtypes

A A mistress betrayed:
A1 For a young woman.
A2 For a young wife.
A3 For a girl.

B A wife betrayed:
B1 For a slave, who does not love in return.
B2 For debauchery.
B3 For a married woman.
B4 With the intention of bigamy.
B5 For a young girl, who does not love in return.
B6 A wife envied by a young girl who is in love with her husband.
B7 By a courtesan.
B8 Rivalry between a lawful wife who is antipathetic and a mistress who is congenial.
B9 Between a generous wife and an imioned girl.

C1 An antagonistic husband sacrificed for a congenial lover.
C2 A husband, believed to be lost, forgotten for a rival.
C3 A commonplace husband sacrificed for a sympathetic lover.
C4 A good husband betrayed for an inferior rival.
C5 For a grotesque rival.
C6 For an odious rival.
C7 For a commonplace rival, by a perverse wife.
C8 For a less handsome, but useful rival (with comic false suspicions).

D1 Vengeance of a deceived husband.
D2 Jealousy sacrificed out of pity.

E A husband persecuted by a rejected rival.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/non-monogamy-polyamory-open-relationships/

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/troubled-lovers-under-pressure-break-ups/

for examples of girls and women: letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/kian/list/cheating-wife-movies/ and letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/mavera/list/cheating-wives/

SHPCBU www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEyYiP6JVwc

p.s. I'm well aware that "penis" might seem to eliminate the possibility of the inclusion of a hypothetical film featuring the infidelity of a transman with a woman and acknowledge there might possibly be no penis between this hypothetical couple. I acknowledge how unlikely we are to ever be given such a movie but in that unlikely event such a film is made I assure you it'll be welcome here : ) ⚧ boxd.it/1EQZ6

• Scenes from a Marriage
• Fences
• Twice in a Lifetime
• Closer
• Miss Julie
• Revolutionary Road
• Chinatown
• Lady Macbeth
• Far from Heaven
• The Apartment

...plus 195 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Honestly, I had no idea
you'd built new colonies,
slyly hidden underneath
the latest crop of weeds taking root
between the frost dividers
of our concrete driveway.

So I hope you'll pardon
the way the blades
of my hand-clippers tore
through your freeways and shopping-centres,
I'm sure killing many innocents
as this tornado swept through.

I certainly felt no joy
watching you scramble for dear life
in a hundred directions.

The next time we meet
I hope you won't be disturbed
or afraid if I watch the life
in the streets of your cities.

To The Ants In My Driveway by Raymond Souster collected in Close To Home

open.spotify.com/playlist/5feaGXyuAJH9Z63E9P7C7q

She kept three gardeners. Nevertheless, at night,
Her heart could hear the lopped vines crawling back
Over the lawn and up the gravel walk--
Could hear the fences groan with their looped wait,

And was afraid. By day she kept
The three men busy; clippers, mowers, rakes,
Helped her to keep the wilderness at bay.
But still at night she felt the grassy lakes

Put out new roots and move, the tender boughs
Of the cut hedges squirming out of line.
So, through the polished windows of her years,
She watched the sure collapse of her design,

Stared at the moon defeated, and grew cold
To learn at last how powerless she was.
For all her wealth, good manners, and defiance,
She lived alone in a surrounded house

And like the least of us grew old and weedy,
Felt her mind crumble like a wall of stones,
Heard the trees thicken as they stumbled toward her
And set their cracking weight upon her bones.

The Garden by Mary Oliver collected in The River Styx, Ohio

That hump of a man bunching chrysanthemums
Or pinching-back asters, or planting azaleas,
Tamping and stamping dirt into pots,--
How he could flick and pick
Rotten leaves or yellowy petals,
Or scoop out a weed close to flourishing roots,
Or make the dust buzz with a light spray,
Or drown a bug in one spit of tobacco juice,
Or fan life into wilted sweet-peas with his hat,
Or stand all night watering roses, his feet blue in rubber boots.
Old Florist from The Collected Poems of Theodore Roethke

cf.
www.goodreads.com/list/show/77606.Nonfiction_Books_about_Plants
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/i-think-the-devil-was-on-the-farm/
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/i-want-to-be-in-a-tree-watching-you-watching/
letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/list/mycology-molds-moss-fungi-and-mushrooms/

I cut the seed and broke the stalk;
I split the leaf from crown to stem;
I tore the root and crushed the bloom
To strain the mystery out of them.

The frog was in my hands: I searched his beauty to the bones,
And worms I knifed, and creatures of the sea;
And feathers and the wind, rivers and rocks,
I opened to unfold their chemistry.

And out of books I learned a thousand names,
Habits and seasons of creatures and things that grow
Wild on the earth, until I thought there was
No fact of wilderness I did not know.

Thus was I taught, and put my books away,
And cool and casual in the early morning,
I stepped alone into the savage fields
Where Genesis assails me without warning.

Synthesis by Mary Oliver collected in No Voyage

• The Sprinkler Sprinkled
• The Garden
• The Gardener
• The Strangler
• Clouds
• Cipollino
• The Trouble with Our Ivy
• The Hungry Grass
• The Grandmother
• The Hanging Garden

...plus 271 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/9413/tag/school/lists

letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/soundturnedlow/list/hot-for-teacher-student-teacher-relationships

www.goodreads.com/list/show/2269.Favorite_Novels_About_Professors_or_Academics

www.nas.org/blogs/article/teacher_movie_mythology_and_wont_back_down

ROOM 222
MR. NOVAK
WELCOME BACK, KOTTER
BOSTON PUBLIC

Triangle dir. Bernard Glasser, 1970

• Risky Business
• Conrack
• Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
• Pygmalion
• Whiplash
• This Land Is Mine
• Irrational Man
• The Hunt
• Oleanna
• Donnie Darko

...plus 83 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

briangartsi.de/The-Drinkable-Book

If I were called in 
To construct a religion 
I should make use of water.
Going to church 
Would entail a fording 
To dry, different clothes;

My liturgy would employ 
Images of sousing, 
A furious devout drench,

And I should raise in the east 
A glass of water 
Where any-angled light 
Would congregate endlessly
• Philip Larkin

Drawn wells are seldom dry. • John Clarke

• Pluviocabulary
• Sea Life album art


Their black truck rattled up the dusty hill;
They braked it, smoking, by the kitchen door
And shambled out: two men from Arkansas.
Booted and lean, they spoke a mountain drawl
Half song, half sleep, and laughed like men who know
Some marvelous joke they do not think to share.
Laughing, they cut two branches from a tree
And stripped the bark away. They did not seem
To notice how we snickered at their heels.
There were no rites; they only turned and moved
Slowly along the edge of the wild field.
A few larks fluttered up. Somewhere they paused, —
And suddenly we could not make a sound;
The sun kept beating at our eyes, and then
The peeled sticks dipped, and rapped upon the ground.

One by one they called and put the sticks
Into our hands, and led us through the field.
Some of us said we felt a kind of nudge,
But all of us walked blindly past the line
Where water lay, like ropes of buried light.
They drove away, half singing and half sleeping.
The sticks lay silent in the tangled grass,
And there we stood, confused, between two worlds.
We dug into the ground, hoping to find
Nothing. But the buried water rose
Out of the earth and tumbled down the field
As, overhead, we felt the darkness close.

The Diviners by Mary Oliver collected in No Voyage

• fluvial album art
• a list of lighthouse films

Songs about Bays

Corpus Christi Bay - Johnny Rodriguez (1996)
Down by the Bay - Raffi (1976)
Emerald Bay - Darin Talbot (2008)
Galway Bay - Dennis Day (1950)
Half Moon Bay - Steve Kindler (1992)
Hudson Bay - Don Fardon (1970)
Last Gull Over the Bay - L.A. Heberlein (2007)
Montego Bay - Don Gibson (1970)
Pelican Bay - Rick Steffan (2003)
Runaway Bay - Sirius (1979)
San Francisco Bay - The Southcoasters (1962)
San Francisco Bay Blues - Colin Hodgkinson (1999)
Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay - Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings (1982)

Songs about Bayous
Bayou Boys - Eddy Raven (1989)
Bayou Girl - Bob Woodruff (1994)
Bayou Lullaby - Penny DeHaven (1982)
Big Bayou - Flying Burrito Brothers (1976)
Billy Bayou - Jim Reeves (1959)
Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt (1977)
Blue Bayou - Roy Orbison (1963)
Born on the Bayou - Creedence Clearwater Revival (1969)
Fire on the Bayou - The Neville Brothers (1981)
I'm Yvonne (On the Bayou) - Goldie Hill (1953)
Jambalaya (On the Bayou) - Blue Ridge Rangers (1973)

Songs about the Beach and Shore
All Along the Seashore - Yellow Sunshine (1973)
All Ashore, Who's Going Ashore - Connelly (2008)
Alone on the Beach - The Fantastic Baggys (1965)
Beach Baby - The First Class (1974)
Beachcomber - Little Joey and the Flips (1964)
Beaches of Cheyenne, The - Garth Brooks (1996)
Dancing on the Beach - Joey Dee and the Starlighters (1966)
Distant Shores - Chad and Jeremy (1966)
Down by the Seashore - The Romeos (1965)
Down on the Beach Tonight - The Drifters (1974)
Drifting Too Far from the Shore - Emmylou Harris (1987)
Girl on the Greenbrier Shore - The Carter Family (1941)
Meet Me By the Seaside - The Stonemans (1934)
Michael, Row the Boat Ashore - Highwaymen (1961)
Off Shore - Leo Diamond (1953)
Offshore - Santo and Johnny (1966)
On the Beach - Frank Chacksfield Orchestra (1960)
Redondo Beach - The Super Stocks (1964)
Sleepy Shores - Johnny Pearson Orchestra (1972)
Some Beach - Blake Shelton (2004)
Stranger on the Shore - Acker Bilk (1962)
Strollin' on the Beach - Hollywood Flames (1958)
Torquay Beach - Daniel Wanrooy (2009)
Undercurrent - Richie Allen (1962)

Songs about Creeks and Streams
Beaver Creek - Tony Ellis (1987)
Blow Your Hat in the Creek - Jimmy Bryant (1966)
Blue Creek Hop - The Rene Hall Orchestra (1950)
Crazy Creek - Bill Keith (1976)
Creek, The - Lui Collins (2006)
Cripple Creek - Mason Williams (1984)
Deer at the Brook - Barbara Hills (2008)
Deer Creek - Peter Feldmann (2005)
Downstream - Redd Stewart (1954)
Fishin' Creek Blues - The New Lost City Ramblers (1965)
Going to Little Creek - Doc Hopkins and His Country Boys (1944)
Green Meadow Stream - Bernie Krause (1997)
If the Good Lord's Willing and the Creek Don't Rise - Moore (1961)
In a Shady Nook By a Babbling Brook - Three Suns (1949)
Islands in the Stream - Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton (1983)
Sittin' on a Rock, Cryin' in a Creek - Warner Mack (1965)
Silver Creek - The McLain Family Band (1973)
Simpson Creek Won't Never Run Clean Again - Mayf Nutter (1967)
Up on Cripple Creek - The Band (1969)
Willow Creek - James Bryan (1986)
Wolf Creek - Dan Fogelberg (1985)
Wolf Creek - C.W. McCall (1975)

Songs about Drowning
Down for the Third Time - Bobby Caldwell (1977)
Drown in My Own Tears - Timmy Thomas (1980)
Drowned in My Own Tears - Paul Butterfield's Better Days (1971)
Drownin' My Sorrows - Connie Francis (1963)
Drowning Every Hope I Ever Had - The Orioles (1954)
Drowning in Memories - T. Graham Brown (1985)
Drowning in the Sea of Love - Joe Simon (1973)
Drowning on Dry Land - George McCorkle (1999)
Going Down for the Third Time - Phoebe Snow (1975)
I'll Drown in My Own Tears - Jerry Kennedy (1962)
I'm Drowning in Your Deep Blue Eyes - Count Basie Orchestra (1947)
Just to Keep From Drowning - Joe Cocker (1989)
No Way to Drown a Memory - Stoney Edwards (1980)
Pouring Water on a Drowning Man - James Carr (1966)

Songs about Ice and Melting
Black Ice - Nick Mason and Richard Fenn (1985)
Cold as Ice - Foreigner (1977)
I Can Feel the Ice Melting - The Parliaments (1967)
I Melt - Rascal Flatts (2003)
Ice in the Sun - Status Quo (1968)
Ice Tea - Person (2005)
Ice Water - Glenn Barber (1954)
Ice-Cold Heart - Bobby Lowell and Jay Fremont (1985)
Iced Tea - Shelby Lynne (2005)
Icicles Are Melting - Chris Glassfield (2000)
Icy Blue Heart - Emmylou Harris (1989)
Melt All Your Troubles Away - Magic Lanterns (1970)
Melted-Down Memories - Joy Ford (1985)
Melting Icicles - Isabella Rix (2000)
Melting Pot - Blue Mink (1969)
Party Ice - The Playboys (1959)
Pieces of Ice - Diana Ross (1983)
Skatin' on Thin Ice - Kinky Friedman (1983)
Yesterday's Ice Cubes - Raymond Scott Orchestra (1951)

Songs about Islands
Atlantis - Donovan (1969)
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere - The Three Suns (1950)
Bluebird Island - Anita Carter and Hank Snow (1951)
Coney Island - Dizzy Gillespie (1964)
Coney Island Baby - Lou Reed (1976)
Emerald Isle - Peter Weatherall (2005)
Fire Island - Dante's Inferno (1979)
In the Middle of an Island - Tony Bennett (1957)
Island Getaway - Silent Motion (2002)
Island Girl - Nigel Olsson (1975)
Island of Dreams - The Springfields (1962)
Islands in the Stream - Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers (1983)
Isle of Capri - The Gaylords (1954)
Lover's Island - The Blue Jays (1961)
Magic Island, A - The High Tensions (1964)
On Treasure Island - Teresa Brewer (1960)
This Island Earth - Jonathan Edwards (1994)
Thunder Island - Jay Ferguson (1978)
Trying to Find Atlantis - Jamie O'Neal (2004)

Songs about Lakes
Dragging Wonder Lake - Janet Bean Band (2003)
Emerald Lake - Current (1995)
Fire Lake - Bob Seger (1980)
Great Salt Lake, The - Band of Horses (2006)
Indian Lake - Freddy Weller (1971)
Lady of the Lake - Aubrey Holt (1980)
Lake Charles - Lucinda Williams (2006)
Lake Charles Shuffle - Harry Choates (1940)
Lake Placid - Neal Hefti and His Orchestra (1953)
Lakeview Lane - The Rivieras (1965)
Loch Lomond Rock - The Ramrods (1961)
Loch Ness Monster - John Carter Cash (2003)
Vermilion Hue Over Lake Lausanne - Hamster Theater (2006)

Songs about Ponds
Across the Pond - Terry Disley Experience (2006)
Big Fish, Small Pond - Bison (2007)
Catfish Pond - Catfish Hodge (1996)
Dedicated to the Pond - On Silver Pond (2008)
Dreaming By the Pond - Tessa (2005)
Like a Ripple on a Pond - Nikki Giovanni (1972)
Lilies on a Pond - Mark Andersen (2008)
Reflecting Pond - On Silver Pond (2008)
Small Frog, Big Pond - Nick Reynolds (2006)

Songs about Rivers
Across the River - Bruce Hornsby and the Range (1990)
Across the Wide Missouri - The Weavers and Terry Gilkyson (1951)
Another River I'd Cross - Harley Allen (1996)
At the River's Edge - The New Colony Six (1966)
Ballad of Wild River, The - Gene Woods (1960)
Banks of the Ohio - Mark O'Connor (1977)
Banks of the Wabash - The Original Salty Dogs (2000)
Beautiful River of Life, The - The Isaacs (2005)
Between the River and Me - The Warren Brothers (2004)
Beyond the Pecos - The Six Bar Cowboys (1945)
Big Like a River - Tennessee Express (1981)
Big River - Chip Taylor (1975)
Big River, Big Man - Claude King (1961)
Big Sandy River - Steve Kaufman and Roy Curry (2003)
Blue River - Steve Barta (1999)
Blue River Rising - Duster Bennett (1969)
Brazos River Waltz - Dave Ferguson (1976)
Bridge Over the River Kwai, The - Mitch Miller (1960)
By the River of the Roses - George Morgan (1965)
By the River Sainte Marie - Scott Hamilton (2006)
Can I Canoe You Up the River? - Ted Beneke (1949)
Chattahoochee - Alan Jackson (1993)
Cold Missouri Waters - James Keelaghan (1995)
Come Swim the Rivers with Me - Jamie O'Hara (2001)
Cross the Brazos at Waco - Billy Walker (1964)
Cruising Down the River - The Three Suns (1950)
Danube Dreams - Anton Karas (1959)
Delta Queen - Don Fardon (1973)
Different Rivers Run - Steve Hill (1996)
Don't Cross the River - America (1973)
Down by the Lazy River - The Osmond Brothers (1972)
Down by the River - Neil Young (1969)
Down by the Riverside - Snooks Eaglin (1964)
Down on the Rio Grande - Johnny Rodriguez (1979)
Down River - David Ackles (1968)
Down to the River - Allison Krauss and Union Station (2002)
Draggin' the River - Warner Mack (1972)
Driftwood on the River - Ernest Tubb (1951)
East River - The Brecker Brothers Band (1978)
Erie Canal - The Weavers (1959)
Ferry Cross the Mersey - Gerry and the Pacemakers (1965)
Foggy River - Kate Smith (1948)
Girl By the River, The - The Delmore Brothers (1951)
Going Down the River - The Pickering Brothers (1969)
Going to the River - Fats Domino (1953)
Gonna Take a Lot of River - The Oak Ridge Boys (1988)
Goodbye to a River - Rattlesnake Annie (1980)
Green River - Creedence Clearwater Revival (1969)
Half Moon on the Hudson - The King Sisters (1938)
James River - Lefty Frizzell (1964)
Lazy River - Bobby Darin (1961)
Let's All Go Down to the River - Johnny Paycheck (1972)
Like a River Dreams of Rain - Joe Diffie (2001)
Little River - Audrey Landers (1983)
Lonely Ohio, The - Ed McCurdy (1956)
Lonely River - Heinz (1963)
Lonely River Rhine - Bobby Helms (1960)
Luziana River - Van Trevor (1970)
Many Rivers - Steve Young (1972)
Many Rivers to Cross - Jimmy Cliff (2008)
Miss the Mississippi and You - Doc Watson (1975)
Miss You, Mississippi - The Osborne Brothers (1972)
Mississippi Delta - Bobbie Gentry (1967)
Mississippi River Blues - Tommy Duncan (1959)
Misty River - Danny Kirwan (1977)
Moody River - Pat Boone (1961)
Moon Fell in the River, The - Count Basie Orchestra (1940)
Moon River - Don Williams (1961)
Nine-Tenths of the Tennessee River - Smokey Rogers (1950)
Of Time and Rivers Flowing - Mason Williams (1984)
Ohio River Blues - Anne Grimes (1957)
Okolona River Bottom Band - Bobbie Gentry (1968)
On the Banks of the Wabash - Mike Swan (2002)
On the Banks of the Wabash Far Away - Molly Watson (1998)
One More River - Peter Doyle (1977)
Our Houseboat on the Hudson - Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra (1964)
Peace Like a River - The Isaacs (1994)
Raincoat in the River - Sammy Turner (1961)
Ranches and Rivers - Joe Ely (1995)
Red River - Bucky Pizzarelli (1961)
Red River Rock - Johnny and the Hurricanes (1959)
Red River Valley - Judy Coder (2003)
Restless River - Earl Scott (1964)
Risin' River - Pat Donohue (2006)
River - Sarah McLachlan (2006)
River, The - Garth Brooks (1992)
River and the Rain, The - Michael White (1992)
River Canyon - The Crawlers (2004)
River Deep, Mountain High - Ike and Tina Turner (1971)
River in the Moonlight - George Cates (1952)
River is Wide, The - The Grass Roots (1969)
River of Dreams, The - Billy Joel (1993)
River of Life - The Neville Brothers (1990)
River of Love - The Maines Brothers Band (1987)
River of No Return - Tex Williams (1954)
River of Regret - Dale Ward (1968)
River Song - Dennis Wilson (1977)
River, Stay Away From My Door - Fiona Apple (2005)
River to the Sun - Ozark Mountain Daredevils (1978)
River's Risin' - The Edgar Winter Group (1974)
River's Song, The - Joey Scarbury (1984)
River's Too Wide, The - Jim Mundy (1973)
Riverboat Gambler - Jimmie Skinner (1960)
Riverboat Gamblers - Conway Twitty (1986)
The Riverkeeper - Patrick Daugherty (2003)
Rhythm of the River - The Goldens (1990)
Roll Muddy River - The Wilburn Brothers (1963)
Roll on, Columbia - Michael Allen Harrison (2009)
Rose of the Rio Grande - Modern Jazz Quartet (2007)
Should the River Run Dry - Michael Patrick (2004)
Sleepy Rio Grande - Carson Robison (1932)
Snowy River - Slim Dusty (1963)
Tennessee River - Alabama (1980)
Texas River Song - Lyle Lovett (1998)
That Was a River - Collin Raye (1993)
Till the Rivers All Run Dry - Don Williams (1976)
Time and the River - Nat King Cole (1960)
Time is Like a River - Love (1975)
Too Many Rivers - The Forester Sisters (1987)
Too Many Rivers to Cross - Anita Carter (1968)
Twisty River Bridge - Joe Ely (2003)
Up a Lazy River - The Si Zentner Band (1961)
Wide River - The Steve Miller Band (1993)
Walkin' by the River - Don Shirley (1956)
Watching the River Flow - Bob Dylan (1971)
Watching the River Run - Jim Messina (1996)
When the Rivers Had No Name - Bernice Lewis (1996)
Where the Old River Flows - Jimmie Davis (1962)
Where the Rio De Rosa Flows - Jimmy Lloyd (1957)
Whiskey River - Willie Nelson (1979)
Wind, the River and You, The - Clay Hart (1967)

Songs about Sand
Castles in the Sand - Stevie Wonder (1963)
Circle in the Sand - Belinda Carlisle (1988)
Cowgirl in the Sand - The Byrds (1972)
Days of Sand and Shovels - Bobby Vinton (1969)
I Still Write Your Name in the Sand - Mac Wiseman (1952)
I'll Still Write Your Name in the Sand - Buddy Starcher (1949)
Love Letters in the Sand - Pat Boone (1957)
Ochre Sands - Ken Davis (2006)
Of Sun, the Sea and the Sand - Bob Crewe (1958)
(Walkin' in the Sand) - The Shangri-Las (1964)
Sand and the Sea, The - The Duprees (1963)
Sand and Water - Beth Nielsen Chapman (1997)
Sand Crab - The Knights (2005)
Sand in Your Shoes - Al Stewart (1978)
Sands of Gold - Webb Pierce (1963)
Soft Sands - Acker Bilk (1962)
Summer Skies and Golden Sands - The Overlanders (1963)
Sunglasses on the Sand - Donnie Brooks (1968)
White Sandy Beach - Israel Kamakawiwo'ole (2007)
White Silver Sands - Bill Black Combo (1960)

Songs about Seas and Oceans
All Along the Seashore - Yellow Sunshine (1973)
At the End of the Pier - Trevor Brice (1976)
Atlantic Coastal Line - Charley Pride (1965)
Azure Ocean - Bruce Davidson (2007)
Azure Wave - Alex Franse (2008)
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - George Harrison (2007)
Beyond the Sea - Bobby Darin (1960)
Boats Against the Current - Eric Carmen (1977)
Coast of Carolina, The - Jimmy Buffett (2005)
Coastline - Neil Young (1980)
Coral Reef - Neal Hefti and His Orchestra (1951)
Coral Sea - Black Pearl (2008)
Crimson Sea - Becky (2002)
Crystal Ocean - Dwayne O'Brien (2001)
Days of Sand and Shovels - Bobby Vinton (1969)
Down By the Ocean - The Exceptions (1965)
Down by the Seashore - The Romeos (1965)
Driftwood at Sea - Jimmie Driftwood (1962)
Enchanted Sea - The Islanders (1959)
Ever Constant Sea, The - Rod McKuen (1967)
Gulls and Buoys - Flat Earth Society (2006)
Gulls and Waves - Jackson Berkey (2000)
Harbor Lights - The Platters (1960)
Harbor of Love - Country Johnny Mathis (1958)
How Deep is the Ocean? - Toni Fisher (1960)
Into the Ocean - Blue October (2006)
Jade Sea - P.C. Davidoff (1993)
Jersey Shore - Promise Ring (1999)
Light From the Lighthouse - Lonnie Donegan (1961)
Lighthouse - O.C. Smith (1957)
Look to the Sea - Rome Johnson (1949)
My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean - The Beatles (1964)
Ocean of Diamonds - Banana Levinger (1972)
Ocean-Front Property - George Strait (1987)
Oceans in the Sky - Steve Kuhn (1989)
Of Sun, the Sea and the Sand - Bob Crewe (1958)
On the Road That Winds Down to the Sea - Norman Phelps (1936)
Out From a Deep Green Emerald Sea - Oberon (1997)
Out Where the Ocean Meets the Sky - Hugh X. Lewis (1965)
Over the Mountain, Across the Sea - Johnnie and Joe (1957)
Pacific Coast Highway - Burt Bacharach (1969)
Pearly Shells - Don Ho (1969)
Sand and the Sea, The - The Duprees (1963)
Santa Monica Pier - Christine Lavin (1987)
Sapphire Seas - Sonic Ocean (2008)
Sea Breeze - Frankie Lymon (1968)
Sea Cruise - Billy 'Crash' Craddock (1980)
Seasick Cruise - Hasil Adkins (1997)
Shakedown Cruise - Jay Ferguson (1979)
Sea Shell - Strawberry Alarm Clock (1968)
Sea Shells - Dory Previn (1958)
Seaside Woman - Linda McCartney (1977)
Seven Seas From You - Cowboy Copas (1962)
She Sells Sea Shells - Lillian Briggs (1957)
Ship on a Stormy Sea, A - The Rockets (1959)
Sinkin' in the Sea - Barefoot Jerry (1975)
Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay - Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings (1982)
Sleepy Lagoon - Harry James Orchestra (1942)
There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea - Children's Chorus (1963)
Thousand Miles of Ocean, A - Cowboy Copas (1961)
To the City, to the Sea - Ron Elliott (1970)
Too Many Fish in the Sea - The Marvelettes (1964)
Undersea Sanctuary - Jake Mandell (2001)
Violet Platinum Sea - Paco Alarcon (2005)
Whirlpool - The Vince Guaraldi Trio (1964)
Winds and Sea - The Shadows of Knight (1970)
You, Me, and the Sea - The Flamingos (1960)

Songs about boats
Crystal Ship, The - Robby Kreiger (1983)
Don't Give up the Ship - The Tennessee Mountain Boys (1965)
Don't Rock the Boat - Jana Jae (1999)
Don't Stand up in a Canoe - Ron Dante (1964)
Fate of the Battleship Maine - Doc Hopkins (1941)
Jamestown Ferry - Kenny Price (1973)
Leaky Gondola - Lou Monte (1970)
Little Boat - The Springfields (1963)
Love Boat - Don Covay and the Goodtimers (1960)
Ocean Liner - Bill Doggett (1959)
Our Houseboat on the Hudson - Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra (1964)
Paddle Your Own Canoe - Charlie McGettigan (2000)
River Boat - Ernie Freeman (1957)
Sail Away Lady - Mother Maybelle Carter (1964)
Sail the Summer Winds - Lyn Paul (1974)
Shanghaied - Burl Ives (1961)
Ship on a Stormy Sea, A - The Rockets (1959)
Slow Boat to China - Girls Next Door (1986)
Smooth Sailin' - T.G. Sheppard (1980)
Two Ships That ed in the Moonlight - Michael Johnson (1991)

Songs about Surfing
Cruel Surf, The - The Dakotas (1963)
Do the Surfer Stomp - Bruce Johnston (1962)
Lonely Surfer, The - Jack Nitzsche (1963)
Phantom Surfer - The Tornadoes (1963)
Ride the Wild Surf - Jan and Dean (1964)
Save Your Sundays For Surfing - Fantastic Baggies (1964)
Sidewalk Surfboard - Floyd Robinson (1966)
Sidewalk Surfin' - Jan and Dean (1964)
Sidewalk Surfin' Scene - The Buddies (1965)
Soul Surfer - Johnny Fortune (1963)
Surf Beat - The Del-Tones (1962)
Surf City - Jan and Dean (1963)
Surfboard - Walter Wanderley (1969)
Surfer Girl - The Beach Boys (1963)
Surfer Joe - The Surfaris (1963)
Surfer's Love Call - Bo Diddley (1963)
Surfer's Stomp - The Marketts (1962)
Surfin' Bird - The Trashmen (1964)
Surfin' Bongos - Preston Epps (1962)
Surfin' Hootenanny - Al Casey (1963)
Surfin' Safari - The Beach Boys (1962)
Surfin' USA - The Beach Boys (1963)
Your Baby's Gone Surfin' - Duane Eddy (1964)

Songs about Swimming
Cobalt Pools - William Basinski (2007)
Come Swim the Rivers with Me - Jamie O'Hara (2001)
Everybody Out of the Pool - The Lifeguards (1959)
Goin' Skinny Dippin' - Mayf Nutter (1997)
Lifeguard Man - Dale Hawkins (1959)
Midnight Swim - Craig Chaquico (1997)
Moonlight Swim - Elvis Presley (1961)
Skin Diver - Leo Diamond (1956)
Skin Divin' - Ed Rambeau (1961)
Swimming Horses - Siouxsie and the Banshees (1984)
Swimming in Champagne - Eric Heatherly (2000)
Twisting By the Pool - Dire Straits (1983)
Wade in the Water - Dr. John (1991)

Songs about the Tide
Drifting with the Tide - The Del McCoury Band (2001)
Ebb Tide - Jerry Byrd (2005)
Ebbing of the Tide - The High Tensions (1963)
Green Grass and High Tides - The Outlaws (1975)
I Can't Turn the Tide - Baillie and the Boys (1990)
Low Tide - Freddie King (1965)
On the Outgoing Tide - Jo Stafford (1950)
Outgoing Tide - Keith Emerson (2002)
Rip Tide - Hargus 'Pig' Robbins (1963)
Rising Tide, The - The Midnighters (1963)

Songs about Water
Beneath Still Waters - Emmylou Harris (1980)
Black Water - Doobie Brothers (1975)
Blue Water Line - The Brothers Four (1962)
Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkel (1970)
Bridges Under the Water - John Entwistle (1996)
Bring a Little Water, Sylvie - Lonnie Donegan (1971)
Bucket of Water - Edenlight (2008)
Cast Your Bread Upon the Waters - Kit Carson (1955)
Cool Drink of Water - Idlewheel (2006)
Cool Water - Judy Coder (2004)
Deep, Deep Water - Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown (1985)
Deep Water - Carl Smith (1967)
Dirty Water - The Standells (1966)
Don't Go Near the Water - The Beach Boys (1971)
Everybody Out of the Water - The Wallflowers (2002)
Five Feet High and Rising - Johnny Cash (1959)
Flood Water - Lonnie Johnson (2008)
Flood Waters Rising - Tucker Carr (2008)
Hell and High Water - T. Graham Brown (1986)
Hell or High Water - Johnny Dowd (2001)
Holy Water - Big and Rich (2005)
I Asked for Water, She Gave Me Gasoline - Howlin' Wolf (1956)
I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water - Stonewall Jackson (1965)
Ice Water - Glenn Barber (1954)
Jersey City Spring Water - Bob Evans (1995)
Just Like Two Drops of Water - Shorty Long (1951)
Life in Dark Water - Al Stewart (1978)
Love is Thicker Than Water - Andy Gibb (1978)
Midnight on the Water - David Bromberg (1975)
Out Here in the Water - Rebecca Lynn Howard (2000)
Pouring Water on a Drowning Man - James Carr (1966)
Rattlesnakes and Rusty Water - Rattlesnake Annie (1980)
Reflections on the Water - Dinah Shore (1953)
Rippling Waters - Speedy West (1962)
Running Water - The Duals (1961)
Saltwater - Julian Lennon (1991)
Sand and Water - Beth Nielsen Chapman (1997)
Shallow Water - Black Jack Wayne (1957)
Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple (1973)
Somethin' in the Water - Jeffrey Steele (2001)
Song of the Old Waterwheel - Slim Whitman (1953)
Splash - The Tal Farlow Quartet (1954)
Splish Splash - Bobby Darin (1958)
Still Water - Charles Brown (1952)
Still Waters at Night - Joan Baez (1976)
Still Waters - Don Cherry (1961)
Stranded in Deep Water - Red Foley (1953)
Till the Water Stops Runnin' - Billy 'Crash' Craddock (1973)
Too Much Water - Randy Parton (1984)
Too Much Water Under the Bridge - George Jones (1957)
Twenty Feet of Muddy Water - Sonny James (1956)
Underwater Fall - Robby Kreiger (1983)
Wade in the Water - Dr. John (1991)
Walk on Water - Eddie Money (1988)
Water Boy - The Don Shirley Trio (1961)
Water is Over My Head, The - Rockin' Berries (1966)
Water Lily - Priscilla Herdman (1976)
Water Skiing - Duane Eddy (1964)
Water's Edge - Cyndi Lauper (2005)
Watering Poison Ivy - Charlie Sizemore (1994)
Where the Sweet Waters Flow - Cowsill and McLaughlan (1996)
Whispering Waters - Jim Messina (1981)
Wild Rippling Water, The - David Guard (1962)
Wild Water-Skiing Weekend - Tommy Roe (1964)
Wine into Water - T. Graham Brown (1999)
You Left the Water Running - Barbara Lynn (1966)
Songs about Waterfalls

Haunting Waterfall - Mitchell Torok (1954)
Love Song of the Waterfall - Slim Whitman (1952)
Secret of the Waterfall - Country Gentlemen (1972)
Singing Waterfall - Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper (1962)
Song of the Waterfall - Tunde Jegede (2007)
Waterfall - Betty McDaniel (2001)

Songs about Wells
Who Threw the Whiskey in the Well - Lucky Millinder (1945)
Wishing Well, The - Trent Willmon (2004)
Wishing Well Song - The Tarriers (1956)
You Don't Miss Your Water Till the Well Runs Dry - Bell (1961)

• Bathing Forbidden
• Aquarela
• Aphotic Zone
• In Our Water
• Welcome
• Chinatown
• Embrace of the Serpent
• 3 Women
• Wild Tales
• Song of the Sea

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• 8th Continent
• The Swimmer
• Ladies Lake
• Liquid Truth
• Ten Meter Tower
• Welcome
• Against the Current
• How to Swim
• How to Draw a Bunny
• Mon Mon the Water Spider

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(The Abductor; the Abducted; the Guardian)

Subtypes

A Abduction of an unwilling woman.
B Abduction of a consenting woman.
C1 Recapture of the woman without the slaying of the abductor.
C2 The same case, with the slaying of the ravisher.
D1 Rescue of a captive friend.
D2 Of a child.
D3 Of a soul in captivity to error.

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False imprisonment or unlawful imprisonment occurs when a person intentionally restricts another person’s movement within any area without legal authority, justification, or the restrained person's permission. Actual physical restraint is not necessary for false imprisonment to occur. A false imprisonment claim may be made based upon private acts, or upon wrongful governmental detention. For detention by the police, proof of false imprisonment provides a basis to obtain a writ of habeas corpus. Under common law, false imprisonment is both a crime and a tort.

• The Perfect Specimen
• Obsession
• My Name Is Julia Ross
• The Franchise Affair
• Perfect Wife: The Mysterious Disappearance of Sherri Papini
• American Nightmare
• Lamb
• Something Wild
• What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
• Fanatic

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I will not shoot myself
In the head, and I will not shoot myself
In the back, and I will not hang myself
With a trashbag, and if I do,
I promise you, I will not do it
In a police car while handcuffed
Or in the jail cell of a town
I only know the name of
Because I have to drive through it
To get home. Yes, I may be at risk,
But I promise you, I trust the maggots
And the ants and the roaches
Who live beneath the floorboards
Of my house to do what they must
To any carcass more than I trust
An officer of the law of the land
To shut my eyes like a man
Of God might, or to cover me with a sheet
So clean my mother could have used it
To tuck me in. When I kill me, I will kill me
The same way most Americans do,
I promise you: cigarette smoke
Or a piece of meat on which I choke
Or so broke I freeze
In one of these winters we keep
Calling worst. I promise that if you hear
Of me dead anywhere near
A cop, then that cop killed me. He took
Me from us and left my body, which is,
No matter what we’ve been taught,
Greater than the settlement a city can
Pay a mother to stop crying, and more
Beautiful than the brand new shiny bullet
Fished from the folds of my brain.
— Bullet Points by Jericho Brown

• LA 92
• Making a Murderer
• A Clockwork Orange
• The Murder of Fred Hampton
• Midnight Witness
• The Green Mile
• Dragged Across Concrete
• We Own This City
• Léon: The Professional
• Cool Hand Luke

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Having pored over more than 23,000 films, eyes am pleased to see and say so little of what eyes enjoyed have much to do with murder.

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• By the Law
• No Country for Old Men
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
• Thelma & Louise
• Rope
• Gone Girl
• Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
• In the Heat of the Night
• Santa Sangre
• Peeping Tom

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• The Master
• Take Me to the River
• Loved
• My Nights with Susan, Sandra, Olga & Julie
• Embrace of the Serpent
• Ema
• Across the Bridge
• The Proposition
• Santa Sangre
• The Ninth Configuration

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Maids and servants are both tyrannical; but the masters are the more dependent of the two. • George Bernard Shaw

This Woman's Work

• The Innocents
• La Ceremonie
• The Shining
• The Fallen Idol
• Addams Family Values
• Spencer
• Lady Macbeth
• Sitting Pretty
• The Chalk Garden
• Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff

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• Poto and Cabengo
• Dead Ringers
• A Stolen Life
• The Shining
• The Parent Trap
• Face to Face: The Schappell Twins
• Red Without Blue
• Silent Twin: Without My Shadow
• Meet the Fokkens
• Rainman Twins

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From childhood’s hour I have not been
As others were—I have not seen
As others saw—I could not bring
My ions from a common spring—
From the same source I have not taken
My sorrow—I could not awaken
My heart to joy at the same tone—
And all I lov’d—I lov’d alone—

• The White Caps
• Natural Enemies
• Phantom Thread
• 3 Women
• One More Time with Feeling
• Twin Peaks: The Return
• Twin Peaks
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
• No Country for Old Men
• The Boys in the Band

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(A Mortal; an Immortal)

Subtypes

A1 Struggle against a deity.
A2 Strife with the believers in a god.
B1 Controversy with a deity.
B2 Punishment for contempt of a god.
B3 Punishment for pride before a god.
B4 Presumptuous rivalry with a god.
B5 Imprudent rivalry with a deity.

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Unable to defy the authority of the experimenter, they attribute all responsibility to him. • Stanley Milgram • Obedience To Authority

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CULTS 𐕣 FACTIONS 𐕣 RELIGION 𐕣 COMMUNES 𐕣 SECTS ETC

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• The People Who Take Up Serpents
• Mother Joan of the Angels
• Nothing Bad Can Happen
• The Devil's Bath
• Hillsong: A Megachurch Exposed
• Should I Marry Outside My Faith?
• Women Talking
• Wise Blood
• Calvary
• Just Another Saturday

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• The Mosquito Coast
• The Palm Beach Story
• Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
• Gremlins
• The Science of Sleep
• Tucker: The Man and His Dream
• Up Goes Maisie
• Married Before Breakfast
• Fortune Seekers
• Honey, I Shrunk the Kids

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He killed a fourteen-year-old girl. Papers said it was a crime of ion but he told me there wasn't any ion to it.

Meet John Doe • He’s Dead Or In Mortal Danger

another trope list, gendered for convenience, trans examples very welcome. bring on the plots. maybe they was killed, maybe they had it coming. maybe they just died. maybe they're merely in mortal danger of losing their one and only life. borne of the Troubled Lovers Under Pressure master list. If there's a wife, mother, sister, cousin, niece, mistress or some other gal, dame, woman or lady dead or in danger, recommend them.

Supposing rape is a good reason to murder someone I suppose this list should instead focus on more unreasonable reasons like jealousy and whatnot, revenge is a dish best served elsewhere:
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if you're looking for kids dead or in mortal danger look no further: boxd.it/2ydxO

It almost makes my day
the way her long hair tinted
the worst shade of yellow,
reaches down her back
and almost touches
the seductive wiggle
of her teen-age buttocks.

And all for free
as she makes her way
along the highway (not worrying
how close she comes to the traffic),
on this miserable strip
of the Lakeshore where still
some flea-bag sex-motels flourish.

The thought I'll it
comes much later: will her young body
be the next one found
(broken piece of driftwood),
washed up on Sunnyside Beach,
or slowly pulled out of the slime
of Ashbridge's Bay?

It Almost Makes My Day by Raymond Souster collected in Close to Home

• Natural Enemies
• O.J.: Made in America
• Gone Girl
• Ex Machina
• That Cold Day in the Park
• Fanatic
• The Night of the Hunter
• Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
• The Strangler
• Rebecca

...plus 240 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

<100 VIEWS
<500 VIEWS
<2000 VIEWS

—I have not seen
As others saw—I could not bring
My ions from a common spring—
From the same source I have not taken
My sorrow—I could not awaken
My heart to joy at the same tone—
And all I lov’d—I lov’d alone—

promulgate (v.)
1520s, from Latin promulgatus, past participle of promulgare "make publicly known, propose openly, publish," perhaps altered from provulgare, from pro "forth" (see pro-) + vulgare "make public, publish." Or the second element might be from mulgere "to milk" (see milk (n.)), used metaphorically for "cause to emerge;" "a picturesque farmers' term used originally of squeezing the milk from the udder" [L.R. Palmer, "The Latin Language"].

• The Edge of the World
• It's Love I'm After
• Our Mother's House
• Time Without Pity
• Mindwalk
• Sometimes a Great Notion
• The Land Beyond the Sunset
• The Hussy
• The Adventures of Scamper the Penguin
• The Moon Is Blue

...plus 600 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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or perhaps you’d prefer a list of Suicide or Terminal Illness & Disease
Thanatopsis: Death, Dying, and Mortality book list www.goodreads.com/list/show/2073

The four hearse-horses, especially, reared and pranced, and showed their highest action, as if they knew a man was dead, and triumphed in it. "The break us, drive us, ride us; ill-treat, abuse, and maim us for their pleasure—But they die; Hurrah, they die! — Charles Dickens • Martin Chuzzlewit

More amazed than anything
I took the perfectly black
stillborn kitten
with the one large eye
in the center of its small forehead
from the house cat's bed
and buried it in a field
behind the house.

I suppose I could have given it
to a museum,
I could have called the local
newspaper.

But instead I took it out into the field
and opened the earth
and put it back
saying, it was real,
saying, life is infinitely inventive,
saying, what other amazements
lie in the dark seed of the earth, yes,

I think I did right to go out alone
and give it back peacefully, and cover the place
with the reckless blossoms of weeds.

The Kitten by Mary Oliver collected in American Primitive

• The Gravediggers from Guadix
• Kissed
• Sky West and Crooked
• All the Little Animals
• I Bury the Living
• A Certain Kind of Death
• Homegoings
• Frightmare
• Last Flag Flying
• The Little Deputy

...plus 382 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/abortion

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Once you've killed enough fetusus that they could have formed a band ironically also called The Grateful Dead.

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"At menopause as never before a woman comes face to face with her own mortality. A part of her is dying. If she has been encouraged all her life to think of her reproductive faculty as her most important contribution, the death of her ovaries will afflict her deeply. Nothing she can do will bring her ovaries back to life. The grief of menopause affects every woman consciously or otherwise. The feeling that one’s day has ed its noon and the shadows are lengthening, that summer is long gone and the days are growing ever shorter and bleaker, is a just one and should be respected." — Germaine Greer • The Change

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The term tokophobia was introduced in the medical literature in 2000. The word is from the Greek tokos, meaning childbirth and phobos, meaning fear. It is also known as "maleusiophobia" (though this is certainly a variant of "maieusiophobia", from the Greek "maieusis", literally meaning "delivery of a woman in childbirth" but referring generally to midwifery), "parturiphobia" (from Latin parturire, meaning "to be pregnant", and "lockiophobia".

Antinatalism, or anti-natalism, is a philosophical position that assigns a negative value to birth. Antinatalists argue that people should abstain from procreation because it is morally bad (some also recognize the procreation of other sentient beings as morally bad). In scholarly and in literary writings, various ethical foundations have been presented for antinatalism. Some of the earliest surviving formulations of the idea that it would be better not to have been born come from ancient Greece. The term antinatalism is in opposition to the term natalism or pro-natalism, and was used probably for the first time as the name of the position by Théophile de Giraud (born 1968) in his book L'art de guillotiner les procréateurs: Manifeste anti-nataliste

• The Cabbage-Patch Fairy
• L'Opéra-Mouffe
• Lake of Fire
• It Happens to Us
• Witches
• Stories of A
• The Major
• A Place in the Sun
• Margaret
• Cabaret

...plus 458 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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Any assistance reminding me if any of these should be sifted into theses lists is appreciated:
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Fiction @ Goodreads ⚢ Non-Fiction @ Goodreads

SISTERS ⚢ NO MEN ⚢ HOMOSEXUALITY+RELIGION ⚢ DOCUMENTARIES ABOUT WOMEN ⚢ FILMS BASED ON WOMEN ⚢ TRANS

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• Mr. Abbott Bitt at Convent
• Bloodroot
• The Women of Brewster Place
• Pandora's Box
• The Women's Room
• Pariah
• Gertrude Stein: When You See This, Me
• Vert
• Silent Pioneers
• Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean

...plus 898 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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1726 Jonathan Swift: Gulliver's Travels (Academy of Lagado: satirized inventors and anticipated machine-produced literature)
1818 Mary Shelley: Frankenstein (novel). Sometimes called the first science fiction novel
1872 Samuel Butler: Erewhon (novel): satirical anti-technological utopia
1888 Edward Bellamy: Looking Backwards (novel): naive but popular utopia in which society seen as a giant factory
1890 William Morris: News From Nowhere (novel): pastoral utopia
1893 Ambrose Bierce: 'Moxon's Master' (story): artificial chess-player kills its maker

1905 H. G. Wells: A Modern Utopia (novel): optimistic view of technologically- dependent society
1909 E. M. Forster: 'The Machine Stops' (story/novella). First technological dystopia, highlighting over-dependence on machines
1920 Yevgeny Zamiatin: We (novel), (US translation 1924): dystopian vision of society in which people treated like machines
1921 Karel Capek: R.U.R. [Rossum's Universal Robots] (Czech play): creation of robots (actually androids) which develop consciousness but satire on treating people like machines
1926 Hugo Gernsback founded Amazing Stories (magazine)
Fritz Lang: Metropolis (film): regimented society with people dwarfed by machines

1930 Miles J. Breuer: 'Paradise and Iron' (story): mechanical brain coordinating technological utopia turns into tyrant
Laurence Manning & Fletcher Pratt: 'City of the Living Dead' (story): machines simulate real experience for people
1931 Frankenstein (film) with Boris Karloff: nothing like novel but established mad scientist
1932 Aldous Huxley: Brave New World (novel): dystopian rejection of technological 'progress'
1933 H. G. Wells: The Shape of Things to Come (novel). Last major technologically utopian novel (film 1936)
J. Storer Clouston: Button Brains (novel): mistaken identity (robot/human)
1934 Harl Vincent: 'Rex' (story): robot Rex takes over the world but commits suicide
1936 Modern Times (film): Charlie Chaplin trying to adapt to the discipline of the machine
1937 John W. Campbell became editor of Astounding (Stories of) Science Fiction, or ASF (US science fiction magazine)
1939 The Son of Frankenstein (film)

1940 Isaac Asimov: 'Robbie' (story): amiable robot saves child's life
1941 Isaac Asimov: 'Reason' (story): robot becomes curious about own existence
1942 First appearance of Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics:

A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.

1943 Robert Bloch: 'It Happened Tomorrow' (story): over-dependence on technology
1944 Theodore Sturgeon: 'Killdozer' (story): parable about machines acting independently of human control
1945 [DROPPING OF ATOM BOMB]
1946 [FIRST ELECTRONIC COMPUTER: ENIAC]
Isaac Asimov: 'Evidence' (story): robot simulates human
Murray Leinster (as Will F. Jenkins): 'A Logic Named Joe' (story): over- dependence on technology
1947 Isaac Asimov: 'Little Lost Robot' (story): robot lacks humour
Jack Williamson: 'With Folded Hands' (story): robots prepared to use lobotomies to 'protect' human beings
1949 George Orwell: Nineteen Eighty-Four (novel): dystopia in which technology is used repressively

1950 Isaac Asimov: 'The Evitable Conflict' (story): optimistic vision of computer- controlled world government
Clifford D. Simak: 'Skirmish' (story): machines revolt
Kurt Vonnegut: 'EPICAC' (story): computer produces poetry
1951 [FIRST COMMERCIAL COMPUTER - UNIVAC]
Isaac Asimov: 'The Fun They Had' (story): mechanical teacher
Isaac Asimov: 'Satisfaction Guaranteed' (story): mistaken identity (robot/human)
Lord Dunsany: The Last Revolution (novel): revolution of the machines
C. M. Kornbluth: 'With These Hands' (story): mechanical sculpture
A. E. van Vogt: 'Fulfilment' (story): artificial 'Brain' has developed consciousness and self-determination
1952 Walter Miller: 'Dumb Waiter' (story): we fail to understand and control our tools
Kurt Vonnegut: Player Piano (novel): dystopian vision of automation
1953 Poul Anderson: 'Sam Hall' (story): technology used for state surveillance
Ray Bradbury: Fahrenheit 451 (novel, filmed 1966): dystopia in which technology is used repressively
Arthur C. Clarke: 'The Nine Billion Names of God' (story): computer ends everything
Philip K Dick: 'Second Variety' (story): robot out of control
Philip K Dick: 'Imposter' (story): mistaken identity (robot/human)
Fritz Leiber: 'Bad Day for Sales' (story): blindness of technological systems
1954 Isaac Asimov: 'Caves of Steel' (story)
Fredric Brown: 'The Answer' (story): Computer as God
Frederick Pohl: 'The Midas Plague' (story): blindness of technological systems
Eleanor Cameron: 'Wonderful Flight to the Mushroom Planet' - boys build rocket and fly to inhabited, undiscovered Earth satellite
1955 [US AND USSR ANNOUNCE INTENTIONS TO BUILD ROCKETS AND TO LAUNCH SATELLITES]
Isaac Asimov: 'Risk' (story): robot test-pilot of spaceship has to be replaced by a human being
Robert Bloch: 'Comfort Me, My Robot' (story): mistaken identity (robot/human)
Philip K. Dick: 'Autofac' (story): machines can self-reproduce
Walter Miller: 'The Darfsteller' (story): actor made redundant by robot theatre; mistaken identity (robot/human)
1956 Isaac Asimov: 'The Last Question' (story)
Isaac Asimov: 'The Jokester' (story): computer discovers origin of jokes
Isaac Asimov: The Naked Sun (novel): robot out of control
Robert Silverberg: 'The Macauley Circuit' (story): computers compose music
Clifford D. Simak: 'So Bright the Vision' (story): machine-produced literature
The Forbidden Planet (Film)
1957 [LAUNCH OF SPUTNIK SATELLITE USHERS IN 'THE SPACE AGE']
The Invisible Boy (film): First to depict computer as threat to humanity
1958 Brian Aldiss: 'But Who Can Replace a Man?' (story): human survivor in machine- governed world discovers that they still obey direct orders
1959 [FIRST INDUSTRIAL COMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEM]

1960 [INTEGRATED CIRCUIT]
Philip K. Dick: Vulcan's Hammer (novel): development of computer consciousness
R. C. Phelan: 'Something Invented Me' (story): machine-produced literature
1961 J. G. Ballard: 'Studio 5, The Stars' (story): machine-produced literature
Hal Draper: 'Ms Fnd in a Lbry' (story): indexing system collapses
Fritz Leiber: The Silver Eggheads (novel): machine-produced literature
1963 Dr Who (British SF TV series) began
1964 Philip K. Dick: The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (novel): robotic psychiatrist
Stanislav Lem: The Invincible (novel): machines as autonomous
1965 [COMMERCIAL MINICOMPUTER]
Peter Currell Brown: Smallcreep's Day (novel): surreal satire of automation
Gordon R Dickson: 'Computers Don't Argue' (story): bookclub mix-up and succession of errors leads to death sentence for kidnap and murder of Robert Louis Stevenson!
Ron Goulart: 'Badinage' (story): blindness of technological systems
1966 Robert Escarpit The Novel Computer (trans. from French): machine-produced literature
Robert Heinlein: The Moon is a Harsh Mistress (novel): development of computer consciousness
Frank Herbert: Destination Void (novel): development of computer consciousness
Olof Johannesson: The Tale of the Big Computer (novel): machines as autonomous; development of computer consciousness
Keith Roberts: 'Synth' (story): development of computer consciousness
Roger Zelazny: 'For a Breath I Tarry' (story): development of computer consciousness
Star Trek (US SF TV series) began
1967 Harlan Ellison: 'I Have no Mouth and I Must Scream' (story): development of computer consciousness
Bruce Kawin: 'Form 5640A: Report of a Malfunction' (story): blindness of technological systems
Stanislav Lem: The Cyberiad (novel): development of computer consciousness
Fred Saberhagen: Berserker series begins (stories and novels): machines as autonomous; development of computer consciousness; computers seek to wipe out all life in universe
1968 [EARLY INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS]
Richard Brautigan: 'All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace' (poem): elegiac blending of Nature and Technology or ironic?
Martin Caidin: The God Machine (novel): development of computer consciousness
Philip K. Dick: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (novel): blurred distinction between life and mechanism
Michael Frayn: A Very Private Life (novel): dystopian vision of automation
Stanley Kubrick: 2001: A Space Odyssey (film): HAL the computer kills crew
Robert Silverberg: 'Going Down Smooth' (story): robotic psychiatrist
John Sladek: The Reproductive System (novel): machines can self-reproduce
1969 [FIRST MANNED MOON LANDING; MICROPROCESSOR]
John Brunner: The Jagged Orbit (novel): over-dependence on technology
Philip K. Dick: 'The Electric Ant' (story): man awakes to discover he's a robot

1970 [POCKET ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR]
D. G. Compton: The Steel Crocodile (novel): benevolent repression with technology
Norman Corwin: 'Belles Lettres, 2272' (story): machine -produced literature
Philip K Dick: We Can Build You (novel): blurred distinction life and mechanism
Ira Levin: This Perfect Day (novel): dystopia
1971 [COMMERCIAL MICROPROCESSOR]
The Andromeda Strain (film, based on novel by Michael Crichton 1969): claustrophobic vision of scientists dwelling underground, dwarfed by machines
Richard and Nancy Carrigan: The Siren Stars (novel): development of computer consciousness
John Sladek: The Muller-Fokker Effect (novel): computers produce visual art
1972 [EARLY VIDEO GAMES]
David Gerrold: When Harlie Was One (novel): development of computer consciousness
Ira Levin: The Stepford Wives (novel, filmed 1975): women replaced by robots
1973 Westworld (film) with Yul Brynner: robots go out of control
1974 Isaac Asimov: 'That Thou Art Mindful of Him' (story): robot develops judgement
Barrington J Bayley: The Soul of the Robot (novel)
John Carpenter: Dark Star (film), novelized by Alan Dean Foster: smart bomb on board spaceship has to be talked out of exploding prematurely
Robert Pirsig: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (novel)
1975 [FIRST MICROCOMPUTERS]
Isaac Asimov: 'The Life and Times of Multivac' (story): computer which runs peaceful society is shut down by people who feel like slaves
John Brunner: The Shockwave Rider (novel): benevolent repression with technology
1976 Isaac Asimov: 'The Bicentennial Man' (story): robot produces carvings; blurred distinction life/mechanism as robot becomes more humanlike
1977 George Lucas: Star Wars (film): technological extravaganza
Frederik Pohl: Gateway (novel): robotic psychiatrist
1978 ['PERSONAL COMPUTERS' FIRST RETAILED AS SUCH IN U.K.]

Daniel Chandler
UWA 1995

• The Creator
• Wire Cutters
• Blinky™
• Vert
• Silent Running
• The Bang-Bang Kid
• Marjorie Prime
• Twin Peaks: The Return
• Alien
• The Iron Giant

...plus 268 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I don't want to own anything until I know I've found the place where me and things belong together. I'm not quite sure where that is just yet. But I know what it’s like.

www.goodreads.com/book/show/511608.Phaidon_Design_Classics

Objects may be partly autonomous and individual, but they can also summon the worlds to which they once belonged. They not only have a history that gives them their present shape, as with the axe-head, but can also revive the times to which they once belonged. A song can briefly reawaken a dead love, and a specific physical place might turn the calendar back 20 or 30 years. In this sense, objects are interrelated in a web of associations—but not all objects at all times. It takes special objects, evocative objects, like a madeleine or a rolling pin, for the symphony of memories to begin. To state lazily and fashionably that ‘‘everything is connected’’ would be to deprive specific objects of their specific powers. Our experience shows the opposite: namely, that one object evokes certain things and not others, and that some objects evoke nothing at all. Yet between certain objects there are bridges, footpaths, or resonant intervals that awaken vanished times. • Graham Harman reviewing Sherry Turkle’s book Evocative Objects: Things We Think With

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• Incandescent Love
• What Is David Lynch Working on Today?
• Objectified
• The Hall Runner
• Two Men and a Wardrobe
• Lamp
• The Lamp
• TV Buddha
• Plastic Bag
• The Vanity Tables of Douglas Sirk

...plus 76 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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Tracking the human future
Of intelligence and despair
A Stone Garden • Gary Snyder • Riprap

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The internet? 1989.

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The iPhone? 2007.

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Scary Tech?: Big Data, Surveillance, Information Overload, Tech Addiction, Propaganda, Dark Money... book list: www.goodreads.com/list/show/123917

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www.nytimes.com/2024/02/03/nyregion/matisyahu-salomon-dead.html

• All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
• Foreveryone.net
• The Social Dilemma
• It Should Happen to You
• The Truman Show
• Talhotblond
• The Cleaners
• Red Rooms
• The Glass Coffin
• Unspeakable

...plus 293 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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Shut Up In The Library • Cloistered Bookworms in the Chicken-Coop of the Muses

I consider that the novel should be concerned with the everyday mishaps of ordinary life. • Henry Green in The Writer Observed

Cringing in the Dark: Book Abuse in the Movies by Szilvia E. Szmuk

• Wholly Communion
• Poetry in Motion
• Take This Hammer
• Sunset Boulevard
• The Shining
• Ace in the Hole
• Dead Poets Society
• Harry Crews: Guilty as Charged
• Crumb
• The Color of Pomegranates

...plus 1086 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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www.goodreads.com/list/show/7279.Sympathy_for_the_Devil

twitter.com/paganhollywood

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• Hellzapoppin'
• The Devil's Envoys
• Apple Andy
• L'infernal contorsionniste
• The Beauty of the Devil
• The Devil's Eye
• Häxan
• The Devil Plays the Flute
• The Devil's Cabaret
• Seven Footprints to Satan

...plus 360 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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They'll buy a magazine to survive the tube journey or compensate for the fact they've had a shitty day and they're all survival. Even up to the level of Damien Hirst's paintings — they're just cultural pacifiers. When the baby starts crying just shove a Hirst painting in its mouth. Keep it quiet for a while.

• Ways of Seeing
• The Shock of the New
• Simon Schama's Power of Art
• Andrei Rublev
• Edvard Munch
• La Belle Noiseuse
• In Stillness and in Silence (Sacred)
• Crumb
• Dream of Light
• The Hand

...plus 949 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

i find you offensive for finding me offensive

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BAN THIS FILTH

• El camino
• Lenny Bruce in 'Lenny Bruce'
• Sex and the Law
• For Men Only
• The Bill of Rights in Action: Freedom of Speech
• The Seven Minutes
• Safrana or Freedom of Speech
• Center Spread Girls
• The Trials of Oz
• Dream Deceivers: The Story Behind James Vance vs. Judas Priest

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

the antithesis of this list, a collection of films with NO DIALOGUE where people do NOT talk at all and a non-fiction reading list of interview books and a non-fiction reading list of letters and correspondence

"I felt that only brilliant conversation would save me from insanity, and knew that Ansell would not find me out if I had borrowed the brilliant remarks of others. I might have recited A Hundred Gems of Humour from end to end, and he would not have found me out. I sparkled a few minutes to myself, and then had to stop. Suicide seemed the only course, when Ansell began to talk." from Ansell by E. M. Forster

“...the most sparkling talker who ever comes to my house, and perhaps the most amusing. He dances like the will-o'-the-wisp where other people stick in the mud. Though his really kindred spirits are the most exotic people he can find, he also greatly enjoys a talk with some extremely commonplace person, when he pretends that he thinks they mean something which they never thought of in their lives. He can be by turns poetic, malicious, and nonsensical. His talk is very pictorial and he handles words as if they were paint on a brush. When Stephen is alone with one friend he is often drawn to speak of very grave and profound subjects, and then he becomes unhappy, for he is never sure about what he loves and believes in, and would like to love and believe in so much.” ― Edith Olivier, Without Knowing Mr Walkley

"You had to let him talk on, talk about everything, and try to isolate the dazzling things that escaped him. It was a meaningless verbal eruption with the histrionic and crazy gesticulations of a saint. To put yourself on his level, you had to divagate in his fashion, to utter sublime and incoherent sentences. A posthumous tête-à-tête, between imioned ghosts." E. M. Cioran, Anathemas and irations

"He don’t talk, it makes you talk too much. And when he don’t answer you then after a while you can’t talk either, then you start thinking too much. That ain’t good." from Rape: A Love Story by Joyce Carol Oates

• The Sunset Limited
• The Sacrifice
• Natural Enemies
• The Boys in the Band
• Making a Murderer
• The Face of Another
• Winter Light
• Mother Joan of the Angels
• Diary of a Country Priest
• The White Disease

...plus 523 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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I the No Vote campaign because it is a silent vote for constitutional reform. No vote means you have no confidence in whatever it is you’re served up. The present system is entirely and absolutely authoritarian – and nothing else. Electing the least of a hideous bunch always leads us to precisely the same unhappy place. The idea of a single President or Prime Minister is ludicrous to me, because you are absolutely giving the divine right to a single individual to do what they please to other living beings, and to define rights and wrongs, and to carry out such dealings away from any public scrutiny. Consequently, in the Middle East there never seems to be enough blood. The human race has grown more nervous, not less, under the current regimes, and elected political parties persistently show themselves to want nothing to do with the people once they get the public vote. MORRISSEY www.veganlogic.net/2014/09/morrissey-last-thing-security-forces.html

"When the modern corporation acquires power over markets, power in the community, power over the state and power over belief, it is a political instrument, different in degree but not in kind from the state itself. To hold otherwise - to deny the political character of the modern corporation - is not merely to avoid the reality. It is to disguise the reality. The victims of that disguise are those we instruct in error. The beneficiaries are the institutions whose power we so disguise." - J.K. Galbraith

• The Lottery
• The White Disease
• Black Mirror: The National Anthem
• Betty Boop for President
• Taxi Driver
• Duck Soup
• Blow Out
• The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit
• The Dead Zone
• The Manchurian Candidate

...plus 301 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The searchers went on into
the darkness. On the fifteenth day they found

footprints by a stream;
nearby, a blackberry path, and near that

a small house built of sticks,
with a little door, and a roof of green moss.
Inside, a tiny bed of leaves and more moss,
wild flowers
scattered over it.

from The Lost Children by Mary Oliver collected in American Primitive

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But you were also the red song
in the night,
stumbling through the house
to the child's bed,
to the damp rose of her body,
leaving your bitter taste.

from Rage by Mary Oliver collected in Dream Work

not on LB is the episode of Frontline, "Innocence Lost - The Accusations" dir. Ofra Bikel

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevention_Project_Dunkelfeld

www.nytimes.com/2024/02/08/us/david-soukup-dead.html

When we mourn those who die young—those who have been robbed of time—we weep for lost joys. We weep for opportunities and pleasures we ourselves have never known. We feel sure that somehow that young body would have known the yearning delight for which we searched in vain all our lives. We believe that the untried soul, trapped in its young prison, might have flown free and known the joy that we still seek.
— Josephine Hart • Damage

P.S. the atypical chronophilia is pedophilia, referring to sexual attraction to prepubescent children (no physical changes due to puberty). Hebephilia (some physical puberty changes, but still obviously immature) is becoming better known to researchers and the public. There are other lesser-known chronophilias, including attraction to infants or toddlers (nepiophilia) and sexually maturing teens who are not yet adults (ephebophilia). Ephebophilia can explain some cases of statutory rape involving “consensual” relationships between adults and teens who are under the legal age of consent. Other atypical chronophilias focus on middle-aged persons (mesophilia) or the elderly (gerontophilia). There is almost no research on mesophilia or gerontophilia, probably because acting on them is legal, as long as the other person consents.

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• The Secret of the Wild Child
• From the Reports of Security Guards & Patrol Services – Part One
• It Happened in Broad Daylight
• The Hunt
• The Night of the Hunter
• Prisoners
• Seven Days
• Mysterious Skin
• Spotlight
• The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez

...plus 600 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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• The ing
• Le Trou
• Song of Love
• Short Eyes
• Straight Time
• The Silence of the Lambs
• Brute Force
• Room 8
• The Wilding
• Healing

...plus 731 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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From your window you see an island. Every day you see this island. During the day it is bright, sailboats circling like toys, but at night it is unlit, uninhabited, darker than black. The daytime island is the one you know, but the island at night is the one you .
The Island From The Window • Dave Eggers • How The Water Feels To The Fishes

• The Edge of the World
• The Wicker Man
• Winter's Watch
• Squid Game
• Swept Away
• Who Can Kill a Child?
• Persona
• Jurassic Park
• Last and First Men
• Mad Monster Party?

...plus 357 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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• All By Myself: The Eartha Kitt Story
• Nothing Compares
• Joan Baez: I Am a Noise
• The Sound of Music
• Nelly's Folly
• Who Is Poly Styrene?
• Blue Velvet
• 20 Feet from Stardom
• Amy
• Anita O'Day: The Life of a Jazz Singer

...plus 148 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

four eyes see more than two

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• The Kiss
• Chrysis Waking
• 3 Women
• Euphoria: F*ck Anyone Who’s Not a Sea Blob
• Sirens of the Sea
• La Ceremonie
• Grey Gardens
• Carol
• Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle
• The Children's Hour

...plus 108 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The thumb isn't good enough for you, you've got to use your whole body.

cf.
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songwhip.com/johnny-cash/the-rambler
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• Breezy
• To Be Twenty
• It Happened One Night
• Thelma & Louise
• Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle
• Inside Llewyn Davis
• 303
• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
• Wild Boys of the Road
• Wanda

...plus 216 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

on stage in front of you and me (a lie, I wasn't watching, never have, never do, never will) and everyone we know Jimmy Kimmel said these three things:

"I WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU GET AN OSCAR ANYWAY WHY CAN'T WE JUST GIVE OUT A WHOLE BUNCH OF THEM"

"LET'S JUST IT'S JUST AN AWARDS SHOW WE HATE TO SEE PEOPLE DISAPPOINTED BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS WE GOT TO SEE SOME EXTRA SPEECHES"

"I PROMISE I'LL NEVER COME BACK"

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KeOxeuiZjs

• 12 Years a Slave
• No Country for Old Men
• The Departed
• American Beauty
• The Silence of the Lambs
• of Endearment
• Ordinary People
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
• Midnight Cowboy
• In the Heat of the Night

...plus 7 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Her smiles, her frowns
her ups, her downs
Are second nature to me now
Like breathing out and breathing in 

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"The human will to fuck"? Any animal can fuck. But only humans can experience sexual ion, something wholly different from the biological urge to mate. And sexual ion's endured for millennia as a vital psychic force in human life—not despite impediments but because of them. Plain old coitus becomes erotically charged and spiritually potent at just those moments where impediments, conflicts, taboos and consequences lend it a double-edged character—meaningful sex is both an overcoming and a succumbing, a transcendence and a transgression, triumphant and terrible and ecstatic and sad. Turtles and gnats can mate, but only the human will can defy, transgress, overcome, love: Choose. www.scribd.com/document/192676582/Hail-The-Returning-Dragon

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Hecuba’s detective’s explanation is intriguing, at least to yr. corresps., because it helps explain part of the deep appeal of hard-core films, films that are supposed to be “naked” and “explicit” but in truth are some of the most aloof, unrevealing footage for sale anywhere. Much of the cold, dead, mechanical quality of adult films is attributable, really, to the performers’ faces. These are the faces that usually appear bored or blank or workmanlike but are in fact simply hidden, the self locked away someplace far behind the eyes. Surely this hiddenness is the way a human being who’s giving away the very most private parts of himself preserves some sense of dignity and autonomy—he denies us true expression. (You can see this very particular bored, hard, dead look in strippers, prostitutes, and porn performers of all locales and genders.) But it’s also true that occasionally, in a hard-core scene, the hidden self appears. It’s sort of the opposite of acting. You can see the porn performer’s whole face change as self-consciousness (in most females) or crazed blankness (in most males) yields to some genuinely felt erotic joy in what’s going on; the sighs and moans change from automatic to expressive. It happens only once in a while, but the detective is right: The effect on the viewer is electric. And the adult performers who can do this a lot—allow themselves to feel and enjoy what’s taking place, cameras or no—become huge, legendary stars. The 1980s’ Ginger Lynn and Keisha could do this, and now sometimes Jill Kelly and Rocco Siffredi can. Jenna Jameson and T.T. Boy cannot. They remain just bodies. 


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The Celluloid Sacrifice: Aspects of Sex in The Movies by Alexander Walker

The line between journalism and voyeurism is thin, but for some reason, watching people have sex is considered prurient while watching them get killed is not. - issues.aperture.org/article/2004/2/2/donna-ferrato-on-libido-road

• El satario
• A L'Ecu d'Or ou la Bonne Auberge
• Messe Noire
• Raw Deal: A Question Of Consent
• Lover Girl
• A Very Curious Girl
• The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover
• Shame
• Animal ions
• Eyes Wide Shut

...plus 311 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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• Frida
• Grandmother's Footsteps
• One Day All This Will Be Yours
• Hilma
• Tove
• Point and Line to Plane
• Betye Saar: Taking Care of Business
• The Painter and the Thief
• Helene
• Portrait of a Lady on Fire

...plus 115 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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All films listed before Bells of Atlantis feature Theremin not synths. It was not until 1952 that Bebe & Louis Barron created the first electronic score for Bells Of Atlantis, the first of three of Ian Hugo’s short experimental films based on the writings of wife Anaïs Nin. Bebe and Louis followed these films with their score for Forbidden Planet.

Essential industrial scores like Electronics In The World Of Tomorrow, Thanatopsis, Oh! I Can’t Stop!, Eraserhead, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Akran, Variations on a Cellophane Wrapper and Podróż are not included but recommended.

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• Twin Peaks
• The Face of Another
• Possession
• The Vanishing
• Lipstick
• Eyes Wide Shut
• The Last Wave
• Ema
• Apocalypse Now
• Stalker

...plus 627 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

<100 VIEWS
<500 VIEWS
<1000 VIEWS

—I have not seen
As others saw—I could not bring
My ions from a common spring—
From the same source I have not taken
My sorrow—I could not awaken
My heart to joy at the same tone—
And all I lov’d—I lov’d alone—

promulgate (v.)
1520s, from Latin promulgatus, past participle of promulgare "make publicly known, propose openly, publish," perhaps altered from provulgare, from pro "forth" (see pro-) + vulgare "make public, publish." Or the second element might be from mulgere "to milk" (see milk (n.)), used metaphorically for "cause to emerge;" "a picturesque farmers' term used originally of squeezing the milk from the udder" [L.R. Palmer, "The Latin Language"].

• Elvis: That's the Way It Is
• The Pied Piper
• Diary of a Mad Housewife
• Last Summer
• Fry Day
• Dr. Caligari
• Nothing Bad Can Happen
• Breezy
• Love Crazy
• Suture

...plus 246 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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• A Rhapsody in Black and Blue
• The Reckoning
• The Fan
• Lou Reed and John Cale: Songs for Drella
• The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T.
• Willie the Operatic Whale
• Privilege
• The Importance of Being Morrissey
• One More Time with Feeling
• Song of the South

...plus 77 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

(Troubled Lovers Under Pressure Break-ups, Antinatalism, Divorce, Domestic Abuse, Infidelity)

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“Love is something so ugly that the human race would die out if lovers could see what they were doing” ― Leonardo da Vinci

reading list of Not-So-Happily-Ever-After books

misogamy (n.) "hatred of marriage," 1650s, from Modern Latin misogamia, abstract noun from Greek misogamos "hating marriage;" see miso- + -gamy.

Time has transfigured them into
Untruth. The stone fidelity
They hardly meant has come to be
Their final blazon, and to prove
Our almost-instinct almost true:
What will survive of us is love.
— from An Arundel Tomb by Philip Larkin

infidelity (n.) c. 1400, "want of faith, unbelief in religion; false belief, paganism;" also (early 15c.) "unfaithfulness or disloyalty to a person" (originally to a sovereign, by 16c. to a lover or spouse), from French infidélité (12c.) or directly from Latin infidelitatem (nominative infidelitas) "unfaithfulness, faithlessness," noun of quality from infidelis "unfaithful, unbelieving" (see infidel).

matrimony (n.) c. 1300, matrimoine, "the married state, the relation of husband and wife, wedlock; the sacrament of marriage," from Old French matremoine "matrimony, marriage" and directly from Latin mātrimōnium "wedlock, marriage" (in plural "wives"), from mātrem (nominative māter) "mother" (see mother (n.1)) + -mōnium, suffix signifying "action, state, condition."

divorce (n.) late 14c., "legal dissolution of the bond of marriage," from Old French divorce (14c.), from Latin divortium "separation, dissolution of marriage," from divertere "to separate, leave one's husband, turn aside" (see divert). Not distinguished in English from legal separation until mid-19c. Extended sense of "complete separation, absolute disjunction" is from early 15c.

marriage (n.) c. 1300, mariage, "action of entering into wedlock;" also "state or condition of being husband and wife, matrimony, wedlock;" also "a union of a man and woman for life by marriage, a particular matrimonial union;" from Old French mariage "marriage; dowry" (12c.), from Vulgar Latin *maritaticum (11c.), from Latin maritatus, past participle of maritare "to wed, marry, give in marriage

wedlock (n.) Old English wedlac "pledge-giving, marriage vow," from wed + -lac, noun suffix meaning "actions or proceedings, practice," attested in about a dozen Old English compounds (feohtlac "warfare"), but this is the only surviving example. Suffix altered by folk etymology through association with lock

• Middle of the Night
• Phantom Thread
• Woman in a Dressing Gown
• Palm Trees and Power Lines
• A Streetcar Named Desire
• They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
• Scenes from a Marriage
• Angel
• Brief Encounter
• Natural Enemies

...plus 882 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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Subtypes

A1 Kinsman slain in madness.
A2 A lover slain in madness.
A3 Slaying or injuring of a person not hated.
B Disgrace brought upon oneself through madness.
C Loss of loved ones brought about by madness.
D Madness brought on by fear of hereditary insanity.

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Hysteria • Neurosis • Phobias • Psychology • Psychiatry • Depression • Anxiety • OCD • Melancholia • Mental Illness ETC!

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Melancholia or melancholy (from Greek: µέλαινα χολή melaina chole,meaning black bile) is a concept found throughout ancient, medieval and premodern medicine in Europe that describes a condition characterized by markedly depressed mood, bodily complaints, and sometimes hallucinations and delusions. Melancholy was regarded as one of the four temperaments matching the four humours. Until the 18th century, doctors and other scholars classified melancholic conditions as such by their perceived common cause – an excess of a notional fluid known as "black bile", which was commonly linked to the spleen. Between the late 18th and late 19th centuries, melancholia was a common medical diagnosis, and modern concepts of depression as a mood disorder eventually arose from this historical context.

Specifically, those who have an IQ between 0 and 25 are idiots; IQs between 26 and 50 are considered imbeciles; and those who have an IQ between 51 and 70 are considered morons.

Before “Down’s Syndrome” was called such, people with Down’s syndrome were called “Mongolian idiots” and the syndrome itself was called “mongolism”. This comes from the fact that people thought that Down’s syndrome individuals resembled Mongolians.
In Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, New Mexico, and Ohio, idiots don’t have the right to vote.
Ironically, the term retarded was used to replace the idiot, moron, and imbecile due to the fact that these gradually became thought of as derogatory. This obviously only worked for a while and now “retarded” is itself considered a derogatory term. It seems any word that basically means “low intelligence” is fated to be thought of as derogatory eventually. So it’s only a matter of time before politically correct like “mentally handicapped” will come to be derogatory themselves.
Retarded comes from the Latin “retardare”, which means “to make slow, delay, keep back, or hinder”. The first record of its use for someone considered mentally deficient was in 1895.
The first IQ test was created by French psychologists Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon in 1911. This initial test measure intelligence by having children point to their nose and count pennies.
In California, idiots are one of six types of people who are not capable of committing any form of crime. In 2007 the term “idiot” was replace with “persons who are mentally incapacitated” in the California legal wording of the penal code on this issue.
The word “moron” was coined in 1910 by psychologist Henry H. Goddard and was derived from the ancient Greek word “moros”, which meant “dull”.
“Idiot” derives from the ancient Greek, “idio”, meaning “person lacking professional skill” or “mentally deficient person incapable of ordinary reasoning”.

Unlike SOME PEOPLE on this site with their miserable little lists who thought it was perfectly reasonable to employ mental illness as an umbrella for movies about cults and bereavement and healthcare and physical disability and suicide and memory etc etc etc! I've done my best to strain films predominately about those things toward these lists:
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cf. The Celluloid Couch: An Annotated International Filmography of the Mental Health Professional in the Movies and television, from the Beginning to 1990 by Leslie Y. RabkiN

• Harvey
• The Gods of Times Square
• Castle of Purity
• Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
• Peeping Tom
• The Fire That Took Her
• Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God
• Natural Enemies
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
• The Truth vs. Alex Jones

...plus 1549 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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• The Friends of Eddie Coyle
• Girls at 12
• The People United
• Titicut Follies
• Vengeance Is Mine
• Spotlight
• The Last Detail
• Stella Dallas
• Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
• Mermaids

...plus 316 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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The motto of the Globe Theatre in London was Totus mundus agit histrionem; “The whole world is a playhouse.”

It's true I crept the boards in my youth but I never had it in my blood and that's what so essential isn't it? Theatrical zeal in the veins. Alas, I have little more that vintage wine and memories. It is the most shattering experience of a young man's life when he awakes and quite reasonable says to himself: I will never play The Dane. When that moment comes, one's ambition ceases. Don't you agree?

Vanity surely played a part in my preferring acting in films to the theater. But I enjoyed the fact that in a film the role and my performance were indissoluble, one and the same; while, in the theater, the same role has been and will be performed by many actors. (Are the films in this respect more like life than is the stage?) Also—another incentive to vanity—what one does in a film is recorded and as imperishable as celluloid; while performances in the theater are without record. I also preferred the cinema to the theater because there is no audience present except one’s working colleagues, and no applause. In fact, not only is there no audience, there is really no acting either. Acting in films is not like acting in a play, which is, whatever the interruptions of rehearsal, in performance continuous, cumulative, and replete with consummated movement and emotion. What is called acting in the films is, on the contrary, much closer to stillness, to posing for a sequence of still photographs like those in monthly roman-photos read by shop girls and housewives. In a film every scene is subdivided into dozens of separate shots, each of which entails no more than a line or two of dialogue, a single expression on the actor’s face. The camera creates motion, animates these brief frozen moments—like the eye of the dreamer inhabiting and at the same time being a spectator to his own dreams. • The Benefactor by Susan Sontag

• The Casting Couch
• Stage Door
• After the Rehearsal
• The Dresser
• Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
• Persona
• Ballad of a Righteous Merchant
• In the Bleak Midwinter
• Sunset Boulevard
• The Act of Killing

...plus 476 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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• Heat Lightning
• sex, lies, and videotape
• Lover Girl
• Apostasy
• Dead Ringers
• Hard Truths
• Ménilmontant
• Cockaboody
• Raw
• Queens of Evil

...plus 447 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.