Catherine Deneuve looking through the camera on the set of REPULSION.
there are a metric ton of great photos from the set of Polanski’s REPULSION, but this one — which i’m just now seeing for the first time — has instantly vaulted up my list of favorites. it’s not the most striking image to emerge from the set (and it’s certainly unspectacular when compared to several sequences from the film, itself), but between the camera cranks, the florid dress, and the thick veins of crazed blonde hair… it’s alchemy, a cool break from creating madness.
(credit to the great blog If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger…)
I, An Actress (George Kuchar, 1977)
Goodbye George.
Here’s to Your F——: (or; She Wore Blue for Baby)
At the {{SOUND}} of the f
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tree you’re in
the ——mid||dle—— of a mystery
a puppy; hose
a bug, an ear love’s
<—left
Lincoln till the robins come
neat girl<neat guy>aloof chanteuse
a pink skirt swivels in the night
your disease m in e
(you’re like me): I shoot when I see the whites
hit me——anything
behave yourself don’t
BLOW IT
very sick and DANGEROUS, man
sp/it lip, bruised breast
forgive me? I love you
why are there people [in my closet]?
At the {{SOUND}}:
twin bulbs d i m then a bird that’s false
Oh Sandy, it’s a real strange world…
Inferno - Wyndham Lewis (1937)
The First Communion - Eugène Carrière (probably 1896)

