Video for Explosions in the Sky’s “Postcard From 1952”
“In the new video for “Postcard From 1952” their music plays soundtrack to some of life’s most tender moments: a baby’s early steps, a mother photographing her child, flowers in a young girl’s hair, a couple’s kiss.
The visuals were directed by Peter Simonite (a cinematographer on Terrence Malick’s “Tree of Life”) and Annie Gunn, who said they wanted to create a believable and universal world for the song. “We based the whole thing off these real photographs. We got such a strong feeling when we saw them that we wanted to marry them with the music.”“
Fly Me To The Moon —Julie London
Nicola Piovani - Abbiamo Vinto
100th post !!!
For this post I wanted to put up a song which genuinely makes me happy from a film which never ceases to bring me joy.
"No, I don’t [think there is such a thing as “the one”]. I think relationships are an effort and it’s about timing, an actual decision, and two people deciding they will be the best person for one another. And what happens if you miss the one or they die? Now you are doomed to a life of loneliness? We know that’s not true. I think you want your partner to be your best friend. Even attraction will change. But what everyone’s looking for is a partner in crime."
- Jason Segel (via bestmatedonnanoble)
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Glee - Without You
