“Here, there is only one tense. There is no future. The past and present are the same thing.” — Diana, Spencer
Read MoreSHERPA | TROUBLE ON EVEREST
“We Sherpa people have a great respect for that mountain. She’s the mother God of the Earth. Over here, we climb the mountain, but it’s a holy place. Western people approach it as a physical challenge. To see how close you can get to death.” — Phurba Tashi
Read MoreSECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY
“To see the world, things dangerous to come to, to see behind walls, draw closer, to find each other, and to feel. That is the purpose of life.” — Walter Mitty
Read MoreQUEEN'S GAMBIT
“Listening to the two of them, she had felt something unpleasant and familiar: the sense that chess was a thing between men, and she was an outsider. She hated the feeling.” — Walter Tevis
Read MorePORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE
“Do all lovers feel like they’re inventing something?” — Céline Sciamma
Read MorePEAKY BLINDERS
“There is good, and there is evil. And they’re both mixed.” — Polly Gray
Read MoreBURNING | HARUKI MURAKAMI
“It is said that Bushmen have two types of hungry people. Little Hunger is someone who is physically hungry, and Great Hunger is someone who is hungry for survival. Why do we live, what is the significance of living? People who are always looking for these answers. This kind of person is really hungry, and they call them Great Hunger.” — Hai Mi, Burning
Read MoreMisty Copeland x UnderArmour
“You lack the right feet, turnout, achilles tendons, and leg and torso length. You simply have the wrong body for ballet. You could be a professional dancer in Vegas. And at 13, you are already far too old to be considered.” — excerpt from one of Misty Copeland’s rejection letters from a notorious ballet academy
Read MoreMIDSOMMAR | THE ECSTASY OF INDOCTRINATION
“Remember — the time you feel lonely is the time you most need to be by yourself: life’s cruelest irony.” — Douglas Coupland
Read MorePORTER ROBINSON'S LIONHEARTED
A montage to Fight Club and Kawaii girl gangs, directed by Jodeb, featuring cast recruited from the Lookbook street style community
Read MoreKNIGHT OF CUPS | OUR ETERNAL QUEST FOR MEANING
“The Hymn of a Pearl tells the tale of a prince who was sent west to Egypt to find a pearl but when he arrived the people of Egypt poured him a cup and he went into a deep sleep forgetting he was the son of the King, forgetting about the pearl. Malick uses this story as a metaphor of losing one’s self, of one’s sense of meaning, of purpose.” — Like Stories of Old
Read MoreKAI
“She practices at home, avoids going out for drinks after training, and is endlessly chastised by her dance teacher, all to no avail. This changes when she has a collision with joy, and learns how to let go and express her pleasure freely.” — Andrew Cumming
Read MoreJO JO RABBIT
“Love is the strongest thing in the world.” — Rosie
“I think you’ll find that metal is the strongest thing in the world. Followed closely by dynamite, and then muscles.” — Jojo
Read MoreJACKIE
“I believe that the characters we read about on the page end up being more real than the men who stand beside us.” — Jackie
Read MoreINTO THE WILD SCREENPLAY
"There is no greater joy than to have endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun." — Chris McCandles
Read MoreInterstellar Cinematography
“Love isn’t something we invented. Maybe it’s some evidence, some artifact, of a higher dimension that we can’t consciously perceive. Maybe we should trust that, even if we can’t understand it yet.” — Brand, Interstellar
Read MoreTOLKIEN
“No. No, you don't. You don't deserve happiness. You deserve more than that. You deserve magic.” — Tolkien
Read MoreI TONYA | THE WINNING MOMENT
“There’s no such thing as truth … Everyone has their own truth.” — Tonya Harding, I Tonya
Read MoreJOY WILLIAMS' FRONT PORCH
“'Cause darling we're all a little splintered and battered. But the light is on, what you waiting for?” — Joy Williams
Read MoreDEVS | ROB HARDY & ALEX GARLAND
“I think it’s how you've put yourself on trial. It's judge and jury. If it works, determinism precludes free will, and you're absolved, you did no wrong. But if it doesn't work, you had choices, and you're guilty.” — Katie, Devs
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