
Italian Interior Architect based in London . Currently working on #FVPH and #M1P6 Still waiting to relocate to #Pantelleria 🇮🇹
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Brazilian priest João Paulo Araujo Gomes, from the Diocese of Caruaru, takes abandoned dogs off the streets, feeds them, bathes them, and then presents a dog to each mass, to be adopted. Dozens of stray dogs already have a home thanks to the priest.
#Venezia83 - La conferenza stampa del documentario Queer Edward II che mostra il lavoro nel 1991 di Derek Jarman nell'adattare l'opera teatrale di Christopher Marlowe. Un film di protesta radicale, in un periodo in cui la vita queer in Gran Bretagna era sotto attacco
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‘Queer Edward II’ Venice review: Intimate doc links the making of Derek Jarman’s 1991 feature Edward II and wider LGBTQ+ activism. By @davecalhoun #Venezia83 screendaily.com/reviews/5220…
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7 minute standing ovation at #VeniceFilmFestival today for world premiere of #QueerEdwardII
It’s inside story of #DerekJarman making #EdwardII in 1991.
It relates the homophobic violence against gay King Edward & contemporary homophobia & backlash
#derekjarmandoc @la_biennale
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Cate Blanchett is proof that Hollywood stars don’t need to take themselves seriously.😍😍
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I really wish every older person can be as nice as she was to a younger person and the world would be a better place 📺🍿
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🚨 I found one of the creepiest hidden details in #Obsession that almost everyone missed…
Right before Nikki is about to pull the trigger at the end of the movie, a mysterious voice quietly says “Wake up.” 😳
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Este cachorro puede enseñarte una de las lecciones más valiosas para tu vida…
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Sex, twerking, drugs, nudity, vulgar swearing, only pure talent. Gen Z wouldn't understand.
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In 2013, a girl named Peh Yan Heng was walking along the beach when she discovered a stranded octopus stuck on the shore. It was very weak and struggling to breathe.
She gently picked up the octopus, carried it to deeper water, and released it back into the sea to save its life.
Once the octopus was back in its familiar environment, instead of swimming away immediately, it turned back toward the girl’s feet. It slowly extended one of its tentacles, gently touching her leg or almost “hugging” her in a slow, deliberate motion as if saying thank you for saving it. Only after that did it swim off into the ocean. 💓






























