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"No darkness lasts forever. And even there, there are stars." - Ursula K. Le Guin

YouTube video by Sessions With Mary Jane Sessions With Mary Jane Episode 124 Filmmaker Matthew Zeitoun @matthewzeitoun

Hey friends I was on a podcast talking about film & community
Go check it out

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🎭 Top 10 U.S. Cities Bursting with Culture—Per Capita Powerhouses - celebrity onlines Explore the top 10 U.S. cities most saturated with culture—from jazz-rich New Orleans to museum-packed Houston. Discover how arts define residents’ lives.

🎨 Think NYC & LA are America's most cultured cities?

Think again.

We ranked the Top 10 Most Culture-Rich Cities per Capita — and some of these will shock you. 👀

Museums, music, murals, and real soul 👇 celebrityonlines.com/top-10-us-ci...

The Silent Star (Kurt Maetzig, 1960). Cheesy, but extremely solid and intelligent space adventure with a multinational cast. Really wild finale with some Mario Bava-esque sets and special effects. Based on a story by Stanislaw Lem!! A fave when it comes to socialist sci-fi :D #filmskya #moviesky

A still from O Brother, Where Art Thou?

I Watched: O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) The Coen Brothers direct a combo of pastiche on several other classic films and a transposition of The Odyssey to Depression-era Mississippi. George Clooney is doing the Most Acting you will ever see him do. Kind of the best, honestly. #Filmsky 📽️

A ★★★★½ review of It's What's Inside (2024) "Before I open this suitcase, this is just some needs to stay in this room type shit." Ok it's possible I was just a half a star too kind to Greg Jardin's thrilling, fun and funny body swap thriller a...

Greg Jardin's thrilling, fun and funny body swap thriller It's What's Inside doesn't do as good of a job incisively interrogating the implications of its sharp premise as I expected but has a such a blast playing with the human consequences I preferred what I got to what I was expecting.

Watching Sinners directed by Ryan Coogler from 2025 on HBO Max #FilmSky

Key art for The Shrouds, featuring Vincent Cassel and Diane Kruger's concerned faces over a field of strange graves. "Cronenberg is still one of the world's great filmmakers" the pull quote reads

Now streaming on Criterion Channel: David Cronenberg's THE SHROUDS.

I'm currently mapping the energy flow around my face and head. The vertical bands actually go down to the base of my spine. The red band is a current of energy that is represented by a halo in paintings of Christian saints. This all part of my work in Experiences With the Energy Body.

Support Indie Film…. Here’s a short film you can watch for free This short film was Inspired by September 11th. Film title THERAPY - watch.plex.tv/movie/therap... A Film by Hilton Ariel Ruiz -

Thank you and Enjoy! #supportfilm #indiefilm #9/11 #September11 film by @hiltonarielruiz #SupportIndieFilm

Hot Milk: A Foreign Film That Redefines Intimacy

Hot Milk: A Foreign Film That Redefines Intimacy

Hot Milk is the kind of film that lingers long after it ends—haunting, poetic, and deeply resonant, like a memory that defies full explanation.

#FranksFilmReview #HotMilk #EmmaMackey #FionaShaw #VickyKrieps

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Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron “AN AMERICAN IN PARIS” (1951) dir. Vincente Minnelli

🎬 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
#filmsky #moviesky

YouTube video by Zeitoun Pictures “The Glance” a short film by matthew zeitoun

If you got 6 minutes; watch my short film.

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New insights into the origin of ice: chronological implication from 14 permanently shadowed craters on Mercury The polar regions of Mercury are characterised by areas known as permanently shadowed regions (PSRs), which provide stable thermal conditions for wate…

Permanently shadowed craters on Mercury: amazing results!

• Older polar craters host more ice, suggesting steady-state processes drive long-term accumulation.
• Younger radar-bright craters imply recent resurfacing
• Two young, ice-rich craters suggest episodic delivery from comets or asteroids. 🧪

‘Mindhunter’ Could Return as Three Netflix Movies, Holt McCallany Says After David Fincher Meeting: ‘Writers Are Working… David Has to Be Happy With Scripts’ 'Mindhunter' star Holt McCallany recently met with David Fincher, who revealed the Netflix show could return for three two-hour movies.

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A review of The Life of Chuck (2024) Quick thoughts: Much like our titular character, Stephen King contains multitudes. While he's mostly known for his horror novels, and their respective feature film and television adaptations, he's als...

Sinners is still my #1 movie of the year, but it's now tied with #TheLifeOfChuck, Mike Flanagan's incredible adaptation of Stephen King's short story of the same name! A coming of age movie for adults that contains multitudes, see it as soon as you can!

A ★★★★ review of The Ballad of Wallis Island (2025) Songs in the Key of Longing The Ballad of Wallis Island takes a little while to settle as Tim Key and Tom Basden gradually shed the personas they’re best known for. But once they do, the film finds it...

Songs in the Key of Longing

The Ballad of Wallis Island takes a little while to settle as Tim Key and Tom Basden gradually shed the personas they’re best known for.

Review continues on Letterboxd boxd.it/9YUlT1

#filmsky #moviesky #cinema

#HowToTrainYourDragon is officially Certified Fresh! www.rottentomatoes.com/m/how_to_tra...

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I did bellows breathing 3-4 hours a day for a year. This free journal is about what I learned from the experience.

'Materialists' Review - An Enchanting, Star-Studded Summer Romance In her sophomore film and latest collaboration with A24, Materialists (2025), writer-director Celine Song returns to the backdrop of New York City. However,

Celine Song has crafted another emotional & brilliant romance story with ‘MATERIALISTS’, featuring an all-star cast performing at their best.

Find out more in our review…
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🤩 Our newest SHOWCASE is out now, featuring short stories & novelettes from #Nebulas2025, plus a teaser for our novella winner! Check it out at bookshop.org/.../nebula-a... and at retailers everywhere!

Top 12 biopolitical dirty movies: The Second Mother (number 7) - DMovies Power relations between employer and maid inside the Brazilian home are put to the test, in Fabio Rocha's latest Foucault-inspired movie (with a touch of Achille Mbembe thrown in for extra flavour)

"The empty pool, reflecting the blue sky, is the metaphor of the disciplinary power that organises the body"

Fabio Rocha dissects a dirty Brazilian classic, with Michel Foucault and Achille Mbembe to hand:

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An ACE main char, a nonbinary commander, and gay and two-spirit warriors. My alternate history of a present day America. On sale now (B&N, Kobo, Smashwords, and soon Kindle) for June Pride, only .99. Thank you for giving it a try! #dystopian #althist #readingcommunity #pride books2read.com/u/mvGDwJ

Share one of your favorite comfort TV shows. 📺

My choice: Malcolm in the Middle

MOVIE TRAILER: The Red Market, 9min., USA

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The film goes LIVE for FREE at 8pm EST (New York time): Friday, June 6th, 2025!

Part of the best of the FANTASY/SCI-FI Short Film Festival lineup.

Watch on the site page: www.wildsound.ca/browse

We Hope You Enjoy Your Stay book cover

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A weekend getaway goes horribly wrong when Charlotte suspects that a guest at her bed-and-breakfast has gone missing.

My new book, We Hope You Enjoy Your Stay is now available at:

amazon.com/dp/B0F6DSVQ6P

Enjoy! 🖤

Locus Mag: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror 2025 Celebrating and uplifting authors, artists, and story -- the guide to the world's imagination | Check out 'Locus Mag: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror 2025' on Indiegogo.

I love the interviews and industry news in Locus Magazine. Check out their campaign and obviously get a mug: igg.me/at/locusmag2... @locusmag.bsky.social

Welcome to the new #SFFChat! Every Thursday, alternating mornings and evenings EST, I'll post a new set of questions that anyone can answer! It's chiefly for writers, but if you're a fan of SFF literature, please feel welcome to hop into the space and discuss your favourite writers as well!

My friend and colleague @sarahviren.bsky.social is one of my favorite journalists, and every story she's done for the NYT Magazine is a masterclass in investigation, research, and insight. Her latest is no different. Give it a read!