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A new poster for Possible Love, a film from Lee Chang-dong 🎥
Now playing in select theaters and on Netflix November 6. Art by Giovanni “Quasirosso” Esposito.
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in toronto we have a coffee chain called ballsacks and we just have to pretend it's not called that
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the funny thing is this probably would have been the right call in response to a Nathan Fielder interview if she were literally anybody else than this exact New York Times reporter
i just think that a majority of the people critiquing asian american literature do not read any body of literature enough to be offering any meaningful critique
asian american literature does need more meaningful critique (any body of literature needs meaningful critique) but if you're saying phrases like "i sentence you to asian american women literature" or "diasporoid" and acting like that's a novel insight, you should be embarrassed
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they hate to see a graduate of one of canadas top business schools with really good grades succeed
‘You Can See Everything’ Ruled Ineligible for DGA Feature Prize, Will Compete Only in Documentary Category variety.com/2026/film/awards…
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imagine thinking nathan fielder seriously believes amanda seyfried needs to be held accountable for acting when the next season of the rehearsal is probably gonna feature him hiring 5 actors to play everyone in the documentary
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Elizabeth Holmes NEVER ONCE being seen in handcuffs in that documentary deserves a thesis level analysis. Being able to delay her incarceration because of multiple pregnancies, being able to NEGOTIATE her surrender, and being escorted to the facility from the gate is about as abnormal as it gets.
