A Murder at the End of the World | S01E05

Peter Hujar’s Day Dir. Ira Sachs (Ira Sachs) PREMIERES #Sundance

OA boys forever 🫶🏽 support Paddy Gibson and watch Dexter 🙌🏽

this might seem weird but the aesthetic of QUEER often reminded me of CASABLANCA in that they’re both movies simultaneously presenting a sweaty, textured world amidst one defined by its own studio artifice, which only adds to the feeling of feverish, horny longing

Wishing a very happy birthday to the one and only Gregg Araki! ❤️‍🔥 🎞️

mortal, are you ready for a new adventure? 🔺

David Lynch’s 1999 New Yorker profile captures a moment where fate seems decided. But in a way no subject of a New Yorker profile I’ve ever read has, Lynch outruns it—turning what seemed like a dead end into one of the most extraordinary works of all time. newyorker.com/magazine/1999/…

Woke up thinking about Lynch's influence. How a single image from his work could inspire whole other films. The uncanny VHS tape on your doorstep that is a recording of your house... This is from "Lost Highway" but it surely inspired Haneke’s "Caché"... No?

zendaya in 'the OA' (2019)

‘THE WHITE LOTUS’ Season 3 is being called the anthology’s best yet. “It is an incredible season of television, a piece of cinema. [Mike White] has outdone himself exponentially, I’m really blown away by what he’s accomplished with this.” (deadline.com/2025/02/france…)

The primary uniting force in this country is anime. It's the only media through line that I can reliably observe regardless of political alignment. It is also I think underrated as a later stage illustration Revolution. I'd argue the akira art is the Cold War Mona Lisa

Why LA? Two of the best films of the 21st century were made by filmmakers who live in LA. So yeah -- LA.

My name is Zohran Kwame Mamdani and I approve this message.

The Shrouds, opening this week, is one of Cronenberg's best and most unshakeable films. if you're coming to the Angelika screening on Wednesday, stick around afterwards for a conversation between two gray-haired Davids. my review: indiewire.com/criticism/movi…

The Mysterious Bookshop opened 46 years ago this week (April 13, 1979). Thanks to our wonderful customers—the best in the world—for keeping us around!!

The billionaire class and their super PACs are scared to death that New York, the largest city in America, might actually have a mayor who stands with working families and is prepared to take on powerful special interests. Vote Zohran Kwame Mamdani.

Bernie says, “Zohran Mamdani can win! Tell your New York City friends to vote on Election Day tomorrow. Let's win this!” I couldn’t agree more. 📯