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after watching Hadestown I cant stop thinking about that scene in Portrait of a Lady on Fire where Marianne says that Orpheus looked back on purpose because he wanted to make the "poet's choice" instead of the lover's choice. Actually I cant stop thinking about POALOF in general. i dont have any analysis to offer but basically watch Portrait of a Lady on Fire
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favorite non-english language films Portrait de la jeune fille en feu (Portrait of a Lady on Fire)
portrait of a lady on fire notes ~
my piece for @portraitzine a couple of years ago
reference based from the 1866 oil painting The Reluctant Bride by Auguste Toulmouche
in solitude i felt the liberty you spoke of
but i also felt your absence
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Portrait of a Lady on Fire
"Not everything is fleeting. Some feelings are deep." - Portrait of a Lady on Fire
As someone considering making an acrylic piece of a film still paired with embroidery for two of my mates birthdays. Somebody give me advice on which shot from portrait of a Lady on fire (2019) and Paris, Texas (1984) are most suited for a painting, like genuinely one of the most necessary or important scenes because Iβve watched neither films.
