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#Far from the Madding Crowd (2015)
adaptationsdaily · 11 months
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So why don't you? Ask me.
FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD (2015)
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sindirimba · 5 months
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Far from the Madding Crowd (2015)
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thelastdayalive · 2 years
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Tom Sturridge in Far from the Madding Crowd (2015)
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laurelwen · 1 year
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Guess which Tom Sturridge film each of these Letterboxd reviews is about.
Part 4 / 6: Life Changing, I Guess? Part 3 / 6: Serving Cunt Part 2 / 6: Delicious Damage Part 1 / 6: "What Have I Done?"
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moonlightpirate · 1 year
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Okay who saw far from the madding crowd? Did you also think William Boldwood deserved better? Anyone have fics for that 🤔🤔🤔🤔
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currentzis · 2 years
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Far from the Madding Crowd (2015)
Directed by Thomas Vinterberg
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measuringbliss · 2 years
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I'm rooting for all three suitors in different ways...
The first one is a big strong lad who just lost everything he had and now works for our female protagonist. Slightly mischievous but mostly soft. She's probably gonna end up with him because he was the first guy on screen and he's nice (but slightly boring).
Next up is Michael Sheen with a beard. Need I say more? The woman sent him a Valentine's card to joke around but he's fallen for her. Also they sing quite beautifully together. Also, Michael Sheen with a beard.
The last one is a cultivated soldier who got stood up at his wedding because his girlfriend didn't go to the right church. He finally met the protagonist midway through the movie so I'd say he has low chances to end up with the protagonist, but I will say that one (1) day after his arrival on the farm domain, he kissed the protagonist and tickled her underbelly, which is much farther than any other man. He also dick-slapped her with his sword. And she loved it. He's pretty clearly supposed to represent the devil, which as we all know is a bad thing in historical movies, so I'm pretty sure he'll end up assaulting the protagonist and not end up with her. With that said, I'm rooting for him because he made me gasp several times in a few seconds.
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wintercat666 · 1 year
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Matthias Schoenaerts as Gabriel Oak
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retrocinemv · 1 year
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16. far from the madding crowd (2015) dir. thomas vinterberg
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camyfilms · 1 year
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FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD 2015
It is difficult for a woman to define her feelings in a language chiefly made by men to express theirs.
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Title: Far from the Madding Crowd
Rating: PG-13
Director: Thomas Vinterberg
Cast: Carey Mulligan, Matthias Schoenaerts, Michael Sheen, Tom Sturridge, Juno Temple, Jessica Barden, Hilton McRae, Harry Peacock, Bradley Hall, Sam Phillips, Tilly Vosburgh, Victor McGuire, Jamie Lee-Hill
Release year: 2015
Genres: romance, drama
Blurb: Bathsheba Everdene attracts three very different suitors: Gabriel Oak, a sheep farmer captivated by her fetching wilfulness; Frank Troy, a handsome and reckless sergeant; and William Boldwood, a prosperous and mature bachelor. Bathsheba’s choices and passions explore the nature of relationships and love...as well as the human ability to overcome hardships through resilience and perseverance.
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laurelwen · 1 year
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Guess which Tom Sturridge film each of these Letterboxd reviews is about.
Part 3 / 6: Serving Cunt Part 2 / 6: Delicious Damage Part 1 / 6: "What Have I Done?"
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vox-anglosphere · 2 years
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Through a glass, darkly.. the remake of Thomas Hardy's epic novel
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blackberryjambaby · 9 months
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just finished far from the madding crowd. what the fuck?
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hedgehog-moss · 1 year
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On the eve of planned nationwide demonstrations, I want to offer an overview of the ways the protests in France are being handled by the government so far (and if what you’ve heard is that this is over a 2 year increase in retirement age, please do take a minute to read this post to get a better idea of the context)
1. In Paris on March 21, a CRS (cop) threw a tear gas grenade in the air towards protesters (they’re supposed to throw them near the ground); the grenade landed and exploded on a protester’s head. (x)
2. Massive use of tear gas at every protest, on this vid from March 17 you can see the Place de la Concorde (largest public square in Paris) drowned in tear gas. (x)
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3. In Paris on March 20, video of a CRS with a baton hitting protesters who are cowering against a wall (x)
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4. CRS grabbing demonstrators in (illegal) chokeholds and dragging them by the neck (x)
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5. In Strasbourg on March 21, police trapped about a hundred protesters in a narrow alleyway and tear gassed them from both ends of the alley so they couldn’t escape; an asthmatic person lost consciousness; people who lived there opened their doors and let the protesters enter their houses to get to safety. (x)
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6. In Paris on March 20, a CRS shot a protester with an LBD riot gun (rubber bullets) and shouted at him “Pick up your balls now, fucker” (x) (an allusion to the several instances in recent years of protesters having testicle injuries from LBD guns - and non-protesters too, in 2015 a Muslim teenage boy lost a testicle after being shot by a cop with rubber bullets when he was shooting firecrackers in a park on July 14th / Bastille day). A few seconds later in the video another CRS tells the one who said that “careful there’s a camera”
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7. In Paris on March 21, a group of 4 or 5 CRS who were dispersing demonstrators, threw a homeless man to the ground who had been shouting at them (hard to hear what he said, the first sentence is “How can you do this job?”), kicking him in the head while he was down and mocking him when he couldn’t get up, calling him a ‘fatso’ and ‘sack of shit’ (the woman you can hear at the end of the video is yelling at the CRS to help the guy get up and telling them “do you lack humanity to this point?”) (x)
8. That same day Macron gave a speech on TV in which he said “the crowd [= the protesters] has no legitimacy against the people, who express themselves through their elected representatives” even though he passed his reform without a vote from the elected representatives—and considering polls show the vast majority (>70%) of the country is against the reform, the “people” and the “crowd” are one and the same. Today (March 22) he gave another TV speech in which he compared what’s happening in France right now to the January 6 US capitol attack.
9. During today’s speech Macron also said “minimum-wage workers have never seen such an increase in purchasing power” which is a mad thing to say in the middle of a cost of living crisis, and he used the term ‘smicard’ in this sentence— the minimum wage in France is called the SMIC and smicard is a derogatory word for minimum-wage workers. He decried the “extreme, unregulated violence” of protesters but had nothing to say about the unregulated violence of his police forces, and instead stoked the fire with contemptuous language that angers people the day before a planned mass protest.
10. Hundreds of protesters (and even people who weren’t protesting but just nearby) have been arrested and taken into custody in “preventative arrests”; the vast majority were then released due to “absence of an offence.” Here’s a thread by a woman who was arrested in Paris along with 11 other women (one was a 17 year-old girl) for taking part in a peaceful protest. They spent 20 hours all in one cell, were only allowed to go to the toilet if they left the door open, were frisked and had their fingerprints and DNA samples taken. Also, in Nantes on March 14, four young women age 18-20 reported having been sexually assaulted by police during body searches while participating in a student protest.
And a thread by a 19-year-old Black student who spent 48 hours in custody last week along with 4 other people who were arrested in Paris as they were walking down the street. Lots of racist shit in this thread. He had already spent 14 hours in custody after a protest a couple of days before, and ended up being charged for refusing to have his DNA samples taken.
This article in Le Monde from yesterday (it’s in French and unfortunately paywalled) talks about people who took part in last week’s protests having been handcuffed and searched in their underwear then released free of charges the next day; a lawyer comments how this is clearly meant to discourage people from demonstrating. The article also mentions two 15 year old Austrian boys who were on a class trip to Paris and were rounded up with a group of demonstrators, so the Austrian embassy had to intervene. (Journalist mentions sarcastically “We don’t know if these high schoolers’ DNA samples were taken.”)
11. There are videos from various protests of journalists wearing the press armband being threatened, hit, or shoved to the ground by police. In Montpellier yesterday, a journalist took this photo as a CRS was pointing his rubber bullet gun at his head and another was running at him with his baton telling him “I don’t give a fuck about your press card” —the photographer managed to run away. (x)
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This is all from the past ten days (and mostly from the past two days) and far from an exhaustive list, there's so much outrageous stuff happening (like the Minister of the Interior lying and saying participating in an undeclared demonstration is illegal, when it’s not) but it gives a good idea of what French democracy looks like under Macron. The above photo says it all really. And thank you to all the people who continue taking part in the protests and strikes.
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currentzis · 2 years
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Far from the Madding Crowd (2015)
Directed by Thomas Vinterberg
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