The Pop Group / Justice // For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder?

Amélie | dir. Jean-Pierre Jeunet | 2001

DoP: Bruno Delbonnel

The Virgin Suicides (1999) | dir. Sofia Coppola | USA

Cinematography by Edward Lachman

Dark Water (2002) | dir. Hideo Nakata

Cinematography by Junichiro Hayashi

Bong Joon-ho

Every true thinker for himself is so far like a monarch; he is absolute, and recognises nobody above him. His judgments, like the decrees of a monarch, spring from his own sovereign power and proceed directly from himself. He takes as little notice of authority as a monarch does of a command; nothing is valid unless he has himself authorised it. On the other hand, those of vulgar minds, who are swayed by all kinds of current opinions, authorities, and prejudices, are like the people which in silence obey the law and commands.

Arthur Schopenhauer, “Thinking for Oneself”, Parerga and Paralipomena (via philosophybits)

Daido Moriyama, Kariudo (Hunter), 1972 

© da-da-sk

Amélie | dir. Jean-Pierre Jeunet | 2001

DoP: Bruno Delbonnel

Murder on the Orient Express (2017) | dir. Kenneth Branagh | USA

DoP:  Haris Zambarloukos

The Scientists - Swampland

every day at dusk when the sun fades my mind returns to the everglades a place alive with green mangroves and vine shotguns and snakes, alligator wine. nobody knows so they never think to visit where the atmosphere's so thick that you could kiss it I've never seen copper heads darting from their graves a once mighty oak’s red roots… in decay

In my heart there's a place called swampland nine parts water - one part sand...