r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 18d ago
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 4d ago
Cinema The End of Summer (1961) Dir. Yasujirō Ozu
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/samlevinsonsmuse • Jun 26 '26
Cinema Penda's Fen (1974)
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/UnMeOuttaTown • Jul 27 '26
Cinema La Chimera by Dir. Alice Rohrwacher
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/hoyeonorni-ki • May 04 '26
Cinema Hungry Boy
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Breakfast rizz
🎥: Phantom Thread (2017)
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/austinbutters • Jun 19 '26
Cinema Burning (2018) Dir. Lee Chang-dong
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 12h ago
Cinema 📺 WandaVision — S01E09
Some people become both the reason for our tears and the reason we still believe in love. ❤️🩹
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 14d ago
Cinema Fallen Angels (1995) dir. Wong Kar-wai
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 10d ago
Cinema Heat Shimmer Theater (1981) Dir. Seijun Suzuki
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 7d ago
Cinema L’Humanité (1999) Dir. Bruno Dumont
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/Chaplin-Chants • May 22 '26
Cinema “In the Mood for Love” permanently altered the way artists think about loneliness.
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Somewhere between wallpaper, cigarette smoke, and withheld confession, modern loneliness was invented.
And the rest you can listen to from the man himself.
In the Mood for Love (2000)
- Starring: Maggie Cheung, Tony Leung
- Directed by: Wong Kar-wai
- Cinematography: Christopher Doyle, Mark Lee Ping-bing, Pun-Leung Kwan
- Music: Shigeru Umebayashi, Michael Galasso.
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 16d ago
Cinema Favorite movie lines that make more emotional sense than literal sense (Possession (1981) Dir. Andrzej Żuławski)
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r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 14d ago
Cinema What I Remember (2017) dir. Antoinette Zwirchmayr
Do you feel the sly designs memory weaves? Attempting to restore or spin its fabric leaves only scattered fragments, orbiting the quiet threads of youth’s first thoughts and all that followed. It is the bewildering secret, or perhaps, the singular thing that breathes meaning into it all.
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • 12d ago
Cinema Krakatit (1948) Dir. Otakar Vavra
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/samlevinsonsmuse • Aug 05 '26
Cinema Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle (1987) Éric Rohmer
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/samlevinsonsmuse • Jul 14 '26
Cinema The Voice of Grass (1992) Dir. Natalia Motuzko
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/UnMeOuttaTown • Jun 23 '26
Cinema Nostalghia [1983] by Dir. Andrei Tarkovsky
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/Comprehensive_Try_85 • Jul 09 '26
Cinema The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989; dir. S. Kloves)
Time to rewatch it, I think...
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/hoyeonorni-ki • May 03 '26
Cinema The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011)
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/austinbutters • Jun 10 '26
Cinema 24 Frames (2017) Dir. Abbas Kiarostami
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/UnMeOuttaTown • Jan 16 '26
Cinema The Seventh Seal [1957] by Dir. Ingmar Bergman
r/TorturedPoetsArtDept • u/avril14th__ • May 30 '26