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Nordic film was a strange and magical wonderland

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Banned across Europe, the film they didn't want you to see, in full here...

@Right over Left Everytime

THE FALL feels like one of cinema’s great lost treasures. Tarsem Singh shot in 24 countries, creating images that look almost impossible without relying on CGI. It’s the kind of film that makes you wonder how it ever existed at all.

Forever obsessed with the way cinema makes the night come alive

Nordic beauty🧊✨

@Libidol Bunny's

People love to claim that AI-generated content will always lack real depth or soul Yet this sequence carries more raw, cinematic atmosphere than most big-budget movies

This movie is still one of the most visually unique films of the last decade. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children doesn’t get talked about enough. Anyway they don’t make fantasy movies like this anymore. This scene still slaps every time. 🎥 🎬

This is that phenomenal video I mentioned in replies last night, and it’s just an incredible lost film that was rediscovered and restored by luck. It’s a film shot in 1913, recovered by Yaakov Gross, and it opens on a train crossing the countryside into Jerusalem. What it finds

@Mor Edge Insight

🌝 MOON OVER GREENLAND 🌝 what if all of the footage we've seen of the Moon & Mars [that many believe to be fake/staged] - were actually shot in Greenland? 👉🏼 you can follow the coordinates and CONFIRM this yourself.

@The Rubber Duck

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