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wearewakanda:

Watch the First 7 Minutes of Ethiopian Post-Apocalyptic Love Story ‘Crumbs’

Miguel Llansó’s post-apocalyptic, sci-fi romance, “Crumbs” is set in an unspecified period, amid a deserted Ethiopian landscape that is the a result of a “big war.” The resplendent oddity depicts a civilization in which junk of the late 20th century is considered of high value, as we follow the film’s diminutive superhero, Gagano (played by Daniel Tadesse), a junk collector, who embarks on a surreal epic journey, which includes a witch, Santa Claus and second-generation Nazis, to name a few, who exist within this even more peculiar Oz.

“Crumbs” is both a sci-fi adventure movie, as well as a love story, with dark humor and a playfulness, as writer/director Llansó paints a very imaginative portrait, with a distinctive style, contradicting its low budget. As others have noted, it’s solid proof that filmmakers don’t need to spend millions of dollars to achieve something so striking and unique. It takes an unrestrained imagination.

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To watch!

wait isn’t that selam tesfaye????

aidashakur:

don’t carry that hurt into 2019 or it’s going be another toxic year.

blkvaux:

onlyblackgirl:

ittybittywhatapity:

justasweird:

ilovepeppers:

Me during a depressive episode

she did not have to cut off that much fukn hair omfg

SCREAMING

— Anis Mojgani (via purplebuddhaquotes)

windflowerfairy:

Swan Lake

officialaudreykitching:

‪2018 was a year of false hope and false starts, we had countless rebirths and new beginnings, yet looking back not much in the physical has changed at all. Let’s hope the fast paced action oriented energy of 2019 keeps to its promise.‬

purplebuddhaproject:

“All change is not growth, as all movement is not forward.”

— Ellen Glasgow (via purplebuddhaquotes)

mrdsc1010:

Trevante Rhodes: *smiles*

me:

thatpowerhouse:

theorydictatespractice:

I heard something the other day that I had never really thought about before. Someone mentioned to me that whenever you catch yourself missing someone who left your life, you should remind yourself that them not being part of your present is a consistent choice they make every day. They wake up and decide to maintain the silence. They’re indifferent as to whether the space between you gets larger. And that in itself is pretty powerful closure.

I needed to see this