i missed working with movie festivals. this was nice. they're freaky and i support them.

Ohhh! Lindsay Duncan is SOOOO BEAUTIFUL.

Sincerely love the topic of child that needs to be a child and it's difficult to them. Because i relate. And I love the "It's not her death she was talking about". Really a punch and it was damn cool.

oh, i wish i was vibing with bergman's movies instead of just letting them happen before my eyes.

that's a really subtle kind of art i can't quite feel and it makes me sad.

Boy, I screwed up. I'm in dog heaven.

:( It's so nice and sad and it makes me hope for love. Amd also the fact that a dog came to his world without even waiting for him to understand the whole thing, like, it was so eager to meet the owner again :( stop. i was so comforted.

i swear TO GOD if there would be ONE MORE MOVIE in my watchlist where i fear from the start that trusted adult of a traumatised girl is actually a perv, AND THE MOMENT i relax and think 'oh, thank god, i was just paranoic' HE SAYS SOMETHING AWFUL or kisses her or whatever, i will KILL myself. there's, like, three tons of this thing over and over and over and it's so tiring. stop doing this to me, life. it feels like I've watched hundreds of such movies when i seeked and hoped for comforting coming-of-age story where someone helps a troubled teenager