Ham on Rye

Back to reading Bukowski.
Seems like catching up with a pal.
Good to hear from you again, Hank.
You old bastard.

Remedios the Beautiful

Scorsese's "My Voyage to Italy" (1999)

Just finished watching "My Voyage to Italy", a documentary by Martin Scorsese about his love for Italian cinema. I was first introduced to the documentary in my first session of Italian Cinema this semester. I was intrigued from the first half an hour we were able to see, so I decided to rent it outside of class.
I'd highly recommend this two-disc documentary. If you're familiar with Italian Cinema or if you don't know anything about it, this is definitely worth your time. Watching it made me appreciate so many aspects of the films I have already seen and gave me a strong urge to re-watch them. Scorsese spoke of the films with such admiration that I am currently overwhelmed with a list of films to see. Luckily, I'll be able to see a good deal of these in my class. Also, I am really beginning to consider minoring in World Cinema. I'm already going to be in school for longer than 4 years, so why not?

From Rossellini's masterpiece "Rome, Open City"

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I'd like to paint this shot from the film someday. More on this work of genius later.

Current Celebrity Infatuations:

Mélanie Laurent


Marion Cotillard

Jacob Bannon of Converge

Freight Baggage Ruck Sack

I want I want I want.
Scared to see how much this will cost once it's on sale.