love, Elle

I'm scared. I know. But I'm here with you. Don't let this get tangled up again.

ALL OF US STRANGERS (2023) dir. Andrew Haigh

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Roma in a random alley:

1917 (2019)

Anthropoid (2016)

Flammen & Citronen (2008)

Napola (2004)

The Pianist (2002)

Idi I Smotri (1985)

Schindler's List (1993)

Nanjing! Nanjing! (2009)

Der Hauptmann (2018)

13 Minutes (2015)

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SHADOW AND BONE LAYOUTS (more to come)

• credits to @ catvllo on twitter

This is one of the best scenes and I don’t see people talking about it nearly enough. Mirabel is afraid to walk with him not only because she knows at this point Abuela views her basically as a curse who could rub off negatively on Antonio and prevent his gift, but also because of her own traumatic ceremony where she was left disappointed and humiliated, as well as completely changed her relationship with Abuela for the worse due to being giftless. But she ultimately chooses to relive that horrible memory because she loves Antonio and he is the first family member to actively rely on and express that he NEEDS her, which is all Mirabel has ever wanted. More than a gift she just wanted to be equally valued and needed by her family.

And Antonio grew up knowing that Mirabel was looked down on by his Abuela for being giftless and is nervous that the same could possibly happen to him, but chooses her anyway because he loves her exactly as she is. When she found him hiding under the bed before the ceremony he said “I wish you had your own room”. NOT her own gift, but her own door and room too because she deserved one with or without magic, she’s a member of the family and as important to him as his parents and sibling and everyone else. So of course, how could Mirabel not be there for him the whole way. Even knowing how the others will all react.

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