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New 'Angry Mom' Clip From Prime Video's GOODNIGHT MOMMY Starring Naomi Watts
New ‘Angry Mom’ Clip From Prime Video’s GOODNIGHT MOMMY Starring Naomi Watts
Check out this new clip for Prime Video’s GOODNIGHT MOMMY featuring Naomi Watts, Cameron Crovetti and Nicholas Crovetti. GOODNIGHT MOMMY releases globally on Prime Video on September 16.
LAUNCHING GLOBALLY ON PRIME VIDEO SEPTEMBER 16
Directed by: Matt Sobel
Written by: Kyle Warren
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Slow Savage from Baptiste Debraux on Vimeo.
Directed by
Baptiste Debraux
Starring
Marion Barbeau & Bastien Bouillon
Music
'Kelechi' & 'Slow Savage' by IDLES
Cinematography
Fabien Benzaquen
Editor
Simon Birman
Focus Puller
Nourédyne Amroun
2nd Assistant Camera
Timothy Joannin
Gaffer
Christophe Alaphilippe
Best Boy
Clément Melot
Grips
Bertrand Val & Olivier Chardonnet
Color Grading
Lydia Lopez
Special Thanks
Juliette Hilaire, Isabelle Barbeau, Marie-Christine & Philippe Debraux, Marc Bordure, Valéry Guibal, Nicolas Diaz, Doris Hémar, RVZ (Évelyne, Philippe, William), Reepost, Armel Gourvennec, Olivia Barlier
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It was dark and cold as a knife when we tussled through the pines
You can howl at the bedsheets
Scream at the moon if you like
But it won't help me some, won't help me if we die
But it might help me some, might help me if you cry
She said, "Wait! We'll be better if we wait, better if we wait"
I said, "There's no amount of time to carry the weight"
La da dai, la da dai, la da dai, la da dai
La da dai, la da dai, la da dai, la da dai
Cause I'm the worst lover you've ever had
I'm the worst lover you'll ever have
For two years in a row I forgot your birthday
For two years in a row I thought it was a Thursday
Maybe it was God
Maybe it was coke
Maybe I'm a drunk
I don't know
But at least now I remember your birthday
Cause I'm the worst lover you'll ever have
Hands down goddamn worst lover you'll ever have
La da dai, la da dai, la da dai, la da dai
La da dai, la da dai, lai dai
Cause I'm the worst lover you'll ever have
I'm the worst lover you'll ever have
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Xenophon, Memorabilia 3
Again, Socrates ever lived in the public eye; at early morning he was to be seen betaking himself to one of the promenades, or wrestling grounds; at noon he would appear with the gathering crowds in the marketplace; and as day declined, wherever the largest throng might be encountered, there was he to be found, talking for the most part, while any one who chose might stop and listen.
Yet no one ever heard him say, or saw him do anything impious or irreverent. Indeed, in contrast to others he set his face against all discussion of such high matters as the nature of the Universe; how the "kosmos," as the savants phrase it, came into being; or by what forces the celestial phenomena arise. To trouble one's brain about such matters was, he argued, to play the fool.
He would ask first: Did these investigators feel their knowledge of things human so complete that they betook themselves to these lofty speculations? Or did they maintain that they were playing their proper parts in thus neglecting the affairs of man to speculate on the concerns of God?
He was astonished they did not see how far these problems lay beyond mortal ken; since even those who pride themselves most on their discussion of these points differ from each other, as madmen do.
For just as some madmen, he said, have no apprehension of what is truly terrible, others fear where no fear is; some are ready to say and do anything in public without the slightest symptom of shame; others think they ought not so much as to set foot among their fellow men; some honor neither temple, nor altar, nor anything else sacred to the name of God; others bow down to stocks and stones and worship the very beasts—so is it with those thinkers whose minds are cumbered with cares concerning the Universal Nature.
One sect has discovered that Being is one and indivisible. Another that it is infinite in number. If one proclaims that all things are in a continual flux, another replies that nothing can possibly be moved at any time. The theory of the universe as a process of birth and death is met by the counter theory, that nothing ever could be born or ever will die.
—from Xenophon, Memorabilia 1.1
IMAGE: Nicolas Guibal, Socrates Teaching Pericles (1780)
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and yet we went on reading
Flim, sb. Obs. Sc[otch]. A whim; an illusion. 1
in the manufactory of these flimsy things 2
had hung a basket of fodder underneath
for these flimsy things 3
Poor indeed
are their prospects of continued protection,
if they rest upon these flimsy things alone. 4
will you never learn to choose good, useful, lasting articles, instead of these flimsy things that do good to no one, and that a breath 5
took hold of these flimsy things, Oh! 6
the discomfort, the positive misery of these flimsy things 7
wretchedly printed on bad paper, with few or no literary expenses, these flimsy things drag on 8
“These flimsy things don’t last long, they soon break,” said he.
“Of course they do!” declared Madame Guibal, with an air of indifference. “I’m tired of having mine mended.” 9
In all her looks the words we see,
These flimsy things are not for me
And I with them do not agree. 10
of these flimsy things 11 the ice floes ran in under
and cut out these flimsy things. 12
about 12 inch in
being evident that these flimsy things are
depth, which projects over the top of the
difficult 13
He knew
“Well, it’s a good deal warmer than
when to leave a man unhindered and to
these flimsy things” he said, lifting the 14
attempt to hit some of these flimsy things, you will put your screwdriver through them. 15
You undertake to fix some of these flimsy things and you put a screw driver into them and they go to pieces. 16
You undertake to fix some of these flimsy things and you put a
it in the same condition although I know 17
Lucy gave her skirts a toss
“I am getting tired of these flimsy things, and am trying to wear them out” 18
“I must get some more,” he said, “stronger than these flimsy things.” 19
First of all, I know now what it means to travel “light.” These flimsy things 20
These letters, these unintelligible flowers,
these bits of lace and of paper, what are they?
Around these flimsy things what is there left ?
And yet we went on reading.
But something strange is growing gradually greater... 21
“Why, if I put these flimsy things on now they’d be in holes before I ...”
Thorough Young Lady enters.
Thorough Young Lady — “Good morning... I’d like a dozen” 22
They had seen it as a whim, Agnes knew; a flimsy, floating thing which scientists might examine under a microscope. But if that were what it was she was full of them. 23
sources (all but the last pre-1923)
1
Joseph Wright (1855-1930), The English dialect dictionary (London, 1898) vol. 2 : 405
2
OCR cross-column misread (on forged bank notes, and banks), at The Black Dwarf (“A London weekly publication, edited, printed, and published by T.J. Wooler”; January 13, 1819) : columns 21-22
“The Black Dwarf (1817–1824) was a satirical radical journal... published by Thomas Jonathan Wooler, starting in January 1817 as an eight-page newspaper, then later becoming a 32-page pamphlet. It was priced at 4d a week until the Six Acts brought in by the Government in 1819 to suppress radical unrest forced a price increase to 6d. In 1819 it was selling in issues of roughly 12,000 to working people such as James Wilson at a time when the reputable upper-middle class journal Blackwood’s Magazine sold in issues of roughly 4,000 copies.” wikipedia
on Thomas Jonathan Wooler (1786-1853), also see wikipedia
3
OCR cross-column misread, at “Mrs. Perewinkle’s Visit to Boston,” by “Muhitable Holyoke,” in Frank Leslie’s New Family Magazine 3:2 (August 1858) : 161-167 (162)
4
ex The Chronicle (“An insurance journal”) 10:18 (October 31, 1872) : 274
on the mismanagement of The Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company under Frederick A. Freeman, its president, and/or other members of the Freeman family (including Pliny Freeman).
5
ex Out of the world, by M. Healy vol. 2 (of 3; London, 1875) : 27
asides —
this would be Mary Healy Bigot (1843-1936), daughter of the painter George P. A Healy (1813-94 *)
A brief entry on Mary Healy is found at A Database of Victorian Fiction, 1837-1901; rather more, including an extensive list of her publications (journalism, fiction, translations, &c.) is found at her French wikipedia page —
“Mary Healy utilisa le pseudonyme de Jeanne Mairet, mais aussi celui de « Madame Charles Bigot » et de « Mary Healy-Bigot ». On trouve des écrits non seulement publiés en français (souvent par Paul Ollendorff), mais aussi en anglais et en allemand. Elle produisit aussi de nombreuses traductions avec parfois l'aide de sa soeur Edith Healy.”
in his autobiography is to be found the reason he (and later his daughter after the death of her husband Charles Bigot (1840-93 *)) would move to Chicago —
George P. A. Healy, his Reminiscences of a Portrait Painter (Chicago, 1894) : 57
6
ex Alex(ander). Mackenzie, The Life and Speeches of Hon. George Brown (Toronto, 1882), in Chapter 19, The reform convention of 1867. Resolution of thanks to Mr. Brown. Mr. Brown’s reply : 113
7
ex correspondence to the editor (on the subject of “new restrictions in dress”), by “Freedom,” in The Meteor (“Ed. by members of Rugby School”) 175 (May 18, 1882) : 60
8
ex John Bull’s Neighbor in Her True Light : Being an Answer to some recent French criticisms. By a “Brutal Saxon.” Veluti in Speculum. (Third edition. London, 1884), in Chapter 11, The French Press: its Vanity—Le Temps and London Telegraph contrasted—Des Debats—Le Figaro—Le Clairon—Press Laws—Fear of Actions for Libel—Want of Freedom : 87
9
ex conversation about a fan, in Émile Zola (1840-1902 *), The Ladies’ Paradise : A Realistic Novel (London, 1886) : 74
aside — The novel is set in the world of the department store... (wikipedia)
10
“The Village Wedding,” in Poems by Chas. F(rederick). Forshaw, LL.D. (Bradford, 1889) : 28-33 (30)
11
from Act 2, Scene 4 of John Lesslie Hall (1856-1928) his Judas : A Drama in Five Acts (Williamsburg, Virginia; 1894) : 73
aside — “also known as J. Lesslie Hall, was an American literary scholar and poet known for his translation of Beowulf” (wikipedia); (some) papers at the College of William and Mary
12
ex “He saved others” (from Brotherhood Star), at Herald and Presbyter (“A Presbyterian family paper”) 68:46 (Cincinnati and St. Louis, November 17, 1897) : 15
in full — “When ice was running in the North River at New York, a ferryboat was crushed in, under the water line. An employe was sent down to stop the leak, or hold it until the boat could be run into the slip. Bedding, clothing and anything available were passed to him, but the ice floes ran in under and cut out these flimsy things. The boat reached the dock. Passengers were all hastened ashore. The boat was raised up by chains, so that the break was above the water, but the man did not come up on deck. They hastened below and found a bruised body of an unconscious man, pressed close against the opening. Careful nursing brought back life, but broken health and a disfigured body were his. ‘Even Christ pleased not himself.’”
13
OCR cross-column misread at J. B. Fulton, “Faulty Concrete Construction,” in Fireproof 3:6 (December 1903) : 31-33 (32)
14
ex OCR cross-column misread, at Francis Prevost (H. F. P. Battersby, 1862-1949 *), “The Siege of Sar,” in Ainslee’s (“A magazine of clever fiction”) vol. 12 (January 1904) : 1-44 (22)
15
ex Arthur H. Elliott, “The Gas Range in the Kitchen” In Light, Heat and Power 5:12 (February 1906) : 942-946 (944)
self-described as “A monthly magazine devoted to the fields of illumination, and also combustion for producing heat and power, wherein the elements employed are natural, artificial, acetylene, gasolene, or petroleum gases.”
16
ex “The Gas Range in the Kitchen," in report of Elliott paper, in The Metal Worker, Plumber and Steam Fitter (March 3, 1906) : 52
17
same as no.s 14 and 15 above, but OCR cross-column misread, at Arthur H. Elliott, “The Gas Range in the Kitchen,” Progressive Age (Gas-Electricity-Water), 24:4 (February 15, 1906) : 96-99 (97) 97
Paper delivered at the First Annual Convention of the National Commercial Gas Association, held at the Cadillac Hotel, New York City, January 24th and 25th, 1906.
18
ex Mrs. Mary Dudeney. All Times Pass Over (London, 1909) : 75 (snippet view only, but entire at hathitrust)
aside — little is found, biographically; author of poems, stories, even songs as Mary Du Deney (BL catalogue); are these of the same Mary? —
“A novelty appeared in Judge Allen’s court in the shape of a woman, Mrs. Mary du Deney, who sought solace and mental refreshment in a book while her fate was being decided in a divorce proceeding. After reciting the grounds upon which she sought the divorce, the lady was lost to the world until the Judge cut the knot and she again felt the thrill of single blessedness.” (Los Angeles Herald (23 December 1900) : here); and ◾ “...Old Lady Was Swaying, Fatal Collision with Cyclist At Bridgwater. Returning a verdict of Accidental Death at the inquest on Thursday on Mrg. Mary Du Deney. aged 85, of 2. Holmes Buildings. St. Mary-street, Bridgwater, who died in the hospital on Tuesday...” (Taunton Courier, and Western Advertiser (20 September 1947) : here)
19
ex William Caine (1873-1925 *), The Devil in Solution, (nicely) Illustrated by George Morrow (London, 1911) : 68 (snippet view only, but opens to same page at hathitrust
20
from this longer passage —
“First of all, I know now what it means to travel ‘light.’ These flimsy things which the Japanese make are wonderfully serviceable. For instance, I purchased a silk Japanese raincoat which sheds rain perfectly, and yet when not in use I carry it in the pocket of my light overcoat.”
ex “Japanese Milling, and Weather,” in Rosenbaum Review 2:39 (Chicago; September 15, 1917) : 8-10
asides —
devoted to grain trade; at some point title changes to The Round-Up; published by the J. Rosenbaum Grain Company; this would be Joseph Rosenbaum (1838-1919), whose interesting life is sketched by Arba Nelson Waterman, in “Historical Review of Chicago and Cook County and Selected Biography," found here ◾ perhaps more interesting is the editor of Rosenbaum Review (and its successor Round-Up), J. Ralph Pickell (1881-1939? *). ◾ see, for example —
“Senate Asks Jardine of Chicago ‘College’” ¶ Secretary Jarine was asked Friday, June 25, by the Senate to explain his connection with the Roundup College of Scientific Price Forecasting of Chicago. ¶ A resolution making the request was offered by Senator Caraway (Dem. Ark.), and adopted. Caraway said the secretary had accepted appoitment as a member of the faculty of the college to teach students “how to speculate and get around the rules of the grain futures act which he administers.” ¶ The resolution asked the Secretary to state whether his information on grain futures markets was obtained as a result of his official connection with the department of agriculture, and what compensation he has received from the college. ¶ The Roundup College school for price broadcasting [sic, should be “forecasting” ?] was held at the Congress Hotel four weeks ago. Secretary Jardine was announced in publicity as the principal speaker. The school is run by J. Ralph Pickell, listed in the telephone book with offices at 1848 West Washington Boulevard and 328 Ashland Boulevard. It is said, however, that the offices have moved to Western Springs, Ill., near Chicago. ¶ Pickell at the time the school was held, said about 500 students would be in attendance. Each student, he said would pay $50 for the course.
ex The Illinois Agricultural Association Record (July 1, 1926) : 3
21
ex chapter 23 (the last) in Henri Barbusse (1873-1935 *), Light (Fitzwater Wray, trans.; 1919) : 301
several scans of the same at hathitrust
22
ex Fashions for Men (this passage) and The Swan (in one volume, subtitled Two Plays by Franz Molnar (both comedies in three acts; English texts by Benjamin Glazer); (Liveright, 1922) : 117
Ferenc Molnár (1878-1952), at wikipedia
23
ex Rachel Cusk, Saving Agnes (1993; Picador 1995) : 2
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subject to change, corrections, &c.
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The abandoned Guibal fan house above Skinningrove.
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Naomi Watts to lead remake of Austrian movie Goodnight Mommy
Naomi Watts to lead remake of Austrian movie Goodnight Mommy
Hollywood star Naomi Watts will topline the remake of Austrian psychological thriller Goodnight Mommy for Amazon Studios. The English-language remake will be helmed by Take Me To The River director Matt Sobel, as per Variety.
Kyle Warren penned the script for the film, which will be produced by David Kaplan, Joshua Astrachan, Valery Guibal and Nicolas Brigaud-Robert.
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Key Art And Trailer For GOODNIGHT MOMMY Remake Starring Naomi Watts
Key Art And Trailer For GOODNIGHT MOMMY Remake Starring Naomi Watts
Prime Video has released these key art and trailer for GOODNIGHT MOMMY remake movie.
LAUNCHING GLOBALLY ON PRIME VIDEO SEPTEMBER 16
Starring: Naomi Watts, Cameron Crovetti, Nicholas Crovetti, Peter Hermann
Directed by: Matt Sobel
Written by: Kyle Warren
Produced by: V.J. Guibal, p.g.a., Nicolas Brigaud-Robert, p.g.a., Joshua Astrachan, p.g.a., David Kaplan
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I just added this listing on Poshmark: Manuelle Guibal Cardigan Sweater 3 or L/XL France.
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Carcassonne, Ales: against the reform, the CGT organizes retreats ... with torches
Carcassonne, Ales: against the reform, the CGT organizes retreats … with torches
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Maintaining the flame of contestation despite the holidays: that was the aim of the torchlight marches organized this December 30, 2019 by the CGT in Carcassonne (Aude) and Ales (Gard) against the government’s plan to reform pensions. Torchlight retreat in the center of Carcassonne against the pension reform project, December 30, 2019 / © Frederic Guibal, France 3 Occitanie Sustained…
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