Samuel Harwood
@sh8792.bsky.social
Writer, Filmmaker. Published in The Spool, LA Taco, IMPULSE, LA Times and more. Angeleno currently based in Mexico City.
http://www.samuelharwood.com
http://www.samuelharwood.com
That means regular X users will become a major ad-pool for upcoming Prime/MGM originals.
Their $40 million Melania propaganda documentary is truly just the beginning.
Their $40 million Melania propaganda documentary is truly just the beginning.
January 31, 2025 at 11:04 PM
That means regular X users will become a major ad-pool for upcoming Prime/MGM originals.
Their $40 million Melania propaganda documentary is truly just the beginning.
Their $40 million Melania propaganda documentary is truly just the beginning.
It captures a certain timelessness about the city that still felt present and unharmed in spite of the scale of the recent tragedy. Few cities change as quickly or drastically while maintaining a kind of undiminished essence. I hope that will always remain true.
January 21, 2025 at 6:58 PM
It captures a certain timelessness about the city that still felt present and unharmed in spite of the scale of the recent tragedy. Few cities change as quickly or drastically while maintaining a kind of undiminished essence. I hope that will always remain true.
...to see the way the film shapes the city’s imagery, its changes in light from season to season, into a fantastical majesty that at same time maintains its organic core.
January 21, 2025 at 6:58 PM
...to see the way the film shapes the city’s imagery, its changes in light from season to season, into a fantastical majesty that at same time maintains its organic core.
The story, a romance of creative ambition, felt a bit more wooden and uneven than I remember from my first time seeing the film. But it was cathartic to see Los Angeles so epically projected on screen like that...
January 21, 2025 at 6:58 PM
The story, a romance of creative ambition, felt a bit more wooden and uneven than I remember from my first time seeing the film. But it was cathartic to see Los Angeles so epically projected on screen like that...
It was surprising to see the resonance the movie holds here in Mexico City, with the theater’s 10,000 seats nearly filled to capacity and ladies in yellow dresses paying homage to Mia, the actress played by Emma Stone.
January 21, 2025 at 6:58 PM
It was surprising to see the resonance the movie holds here in Mexico City, with the theater’s 10,000 seats nearly filled to capacity and ladies in yellow dresses paying homage to Mia, the actress played by Emma Stone.
On Sunday night, we found some consolation in a familiar place: the movies. The Auditorio Nacional hosted a screening of the 2016 film La La Land, with its music composer Justin Hurwitz conducting a live orchestra in accompaniment.
January 21, 2025 at 6:58 PM
On Sunday night, we found some consolation in a familiar place: the movies. The Auditorio Nacional hosted a screening of the 2016 film La La Land, with its music composer Justin Hurwitz conducting a live orchestra in accompaniment.
I’d also like to add on @laanimalservices and @pasadenahumane, which support animals and pets who’ve been recently displaced, as well as the @lapubliclibrary recovery fund for their Palisades branch.
January 21, 2025 at 6:58 PM
I’d also like to add on @laanimalservices and @pasadenahumane, which support animals and pets who’ve been recently displaced, as well as the @lapubliclibrary recovery fund for their Palisades branch.