{scenes from the cinema : annie hall}

I've been wanting to see this movie for years, and for whatever reason had just never gotten around to it. So last night I finally did it, and it's now up there on the list as one of my favorites. A young Diane Keaton & Woody Allen make a wonderfully charming pair, and his odd, quirky behavior keeps you smiling and laughing the entire time. 

Let's also not forget about the fashion, design, and cinematography. Throughout the whole movie, all I kept thinking was how much the decor and apparel looks like trends that we have right now. It's so funny how if you wait long enough, everything will come around again. Who would have thought that those black thick-rimmed glasses would ever be back in style? I know a ton of guys who would gladly take a pair.

Anyways, long story short, if you haven't seen this movie you should. It's one of the good ones. 

{Put a bird on it : Portlandia}

I recently discovered the show Portlandia on YouTube. If you haven't seen it, it's basically a show revolved around Portland, OR, and it's pretty funny. In this clip Fred and Carrie take on one of the most obvious trends right now: birds. This video is hilarious, and so true!

{meliae}

I just stumbled across the perfect little video for a Sunday afternoon. It's a film version of a photoshoot done by Paul de Luna, and it's absolutely breathtaking. The whole feeling is so relazing and ethereal. I especially love the black dress with the grey chunky sweater - gorgeous.


Meliae from Paul de Luna on Vimeo.

Directed by Paul de Luna – pauldeluna.com
Stylist: Sarah Parlow @ Next Artists NYC
Makeup: Ingeborg @ Bernstein & Andriulli using MAC Cosmetics
Hair: Damian Monzillo @ Kate Ryan NYC for Davines Hair Care
Model: Zen Sevastyanova @ IMG NY
Photo Asst: Thomas Michael

Shot for BLANK Magazine - grupoblank.com

scenes from the cinema : amelie

buildings + vampires.

A tribute to the movie 'Where the Wild Things Are', this film was made based on the tale that Max tells his mother. It's directed by Sebastian Baptista & Nico Casavecchia. It's pretty amazing ... well done guys.


Buildings & Vampires from Nico Casavecchia on Vimeo.

brothers.

i saw this movie the other day. it was a sad movie overall, but i think gave a realistic depiction of the reality that soldiers face when they return from war, and how those realities effect their families. it's a hard movie to watch at times, but makes you think about all the people that are overseas dealing with issues like these all of the time. i would recommend watching it, even if just as a reminder not to forget about these issues and the people that face them each day.

lisa kudrow's commencement address.

watch this. it's really good. and it has one of my favorite people so that's always a plus...

lost things.

if you love either of the following: alice in wonderland, stop-motion films, a fine frenzy, or gorgeous visuals, you need to check out this film. it's created by ithyle photography, and features alison sudol from a fine frenzy. why can't we have more videos that are this amazing?