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Welcome to the December issue of my newsletter.
🎞 35mm Film
Film photography (analogue) is something I've wanted to try out for a while, so I bought a cheap disposable camera (Kodak FunSaver) and started taking photos. It brought back my love for photography. It's liberating not to see the result immediately, it forces you to be more mindful of the pictures you take, and I love the color and character of film.
🎥 Knives Out
★★★★
A very entertaining whodunit that you have to watch at the cinema. I was glued to my seat the whole time. It has an excellent script, tight direction, outstanding performances and the structure is unlike any other murder mystery. Ana de Armas' performance stole the show.
Custom poster by Phantom City Creative.
📺 The End Of The F***ing World
This Netflix series is excellent, and I highly recommend watching it if you like dark British humour, drama, and romance. It hits you in the feels and makes you laugh at the same time. The second season has just come out on Netflix, and it's even better than the first season (and has a different tone). Each season consists of 8 short episodes of about 22 minutes, so no filler!
🚀 Ordinary Adventures
If you like pop culture, theme parks, and art, then you have to watch this channel: Ordinary Adventures.
✨ New Music
I’ve updated my Brightest Stars playlist with some new favorites:
- The Weeknd — Blinding Lights
- Maggie Rogers — Love You For A Long Time
- Michael Kiwanuka — Solid Ground
- Lauren Daigle — You Say
Also check out my New Discoveries playlist which I update more regularly with music I like (but not necessarily my absolute favorite songs).
Look out for my The 2019 playlist in the coming month (twenty songs released in 2019 that I loved the most), as well as the 2019 edition of my 20 Best Songs of All Time playlist.
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