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Odile and The OracleThe Oracle sits cross-legged on concrete, chanting muddled glossolalia with a swollen tongue. Pale skin creeps from the holes in her muslin robes and salvaged rags. She is forty years old, perhaps, but with her shaven head and stitched-up eyes, she seems ageless.Odile and The Oracle
Once, I called her Mother. Now, she has forgotten my name and relinquished her own to the hive mind. This gaunt frame before me is but a ghost.
We wait together in a dim, musty room. Stale incense lingers in the corners and wafts through my nostrils. As I lean against the doorframe
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Wordspill: WeatherDelacroix reclines on the divan and rolls the red wine around in his glass. He speaks, his voice low and sonorous, his syllables rich like jam:Wordspill: Weather
Weather in this city is so dismal, and the dandy who would walk its streets has so few stylish options. Galoshes are cumbersome; they clash with a well cut suit and tie. A trenchcoat is classic, has good lines, but vinyl and oilcloth look so dreadfully cheap. I have no qualms with umbrellas, however. A fine bamboo or synthetic ebony handle looks so elegant in ones hand or over ones bared wrist.
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Did a lot of "science" films, but very beautiful. Reminds me somewhat of Cocteau, though I think I prefer him (Painleve) more. Very interesting fellow. Criterion released a DVD of 23 of his films (most of his films are shorts) and they're all beautiful and worth a look.
I would imagine a library would have it. It's a very library sort of DVD.
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Perhaps one of these days I'm post the full image from which it was culled. It's just a single shot from Holy Mountain. I'm still not entirely sure what Jodorowsky intended w/it but I have some guesses.
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