“Quizás Esa Sea La Esencia Del Amor, La Necesidad De Llenarse De Cosas, Pero Sin Saciarse Nunca.”

Star HD 14771 and spiral galaxy NGC 891 located in the andromeda constellation.

Credit: Laszlo Bagi

Loving Vincent (2017) dir. Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman

Launch and Landing : A composite of three consecutive exposures, this night skyscape follows the January 7 launch and first stage landing of a Falcon 9 rocket from a beach on planet Earth’s space coast. With the launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, the bright streak beginning farthest left traces the initial phase of the rocket’s flight. A visible upward hook marks the first stage beginning its return trajectory with a “boostback burn” near the top of the arc, while the second stage separates and continues toward orbit. Above the top of the launch arc due to perspective, a bright streak shows the returning first stage slowing and descending toward the Cape. Centered below, the streak at the horizon is a 17 second burn finally slowing the first stage to a successful vertical landing about 8 minutes after launch at Landing Zone 1. During the scene’s effective long exposure time, the background stars leave short trails in the night sky of the rotating planet. via NASA

Aftersun (2022) dir. Charlotte Wells

“Estar como agua para chocolate es decir a punto de explotar de rabia o de pasión amorosa.”

— Laura Esquivel (1989)

Details #2 : Mid Ocean and The Ocean, ca. 1900, by Frederick Judd Waugh.

‘Talia’ by King Princess (2018) dir. Clare Gillen

twenty one pilots // blurryface

Heavydirtysoul

Stressed Out

Ride

Fairly Local

Tear In My Heart

Lane Boy

The Judge

Doubt

Polarize

We Don’t Believe What’s On TV

Message Man

Hometown

Not Today

Goner

“Lástima que en aquella época no se hubieran descubierto los hoyos negros en el espacio, porque entonces le hubiera sido muy fácil comprender que sentía un hoyo negro en medio del pecho, por donde se le colaba un frío infinito.”

— Laura Esquivel, Como Agua Para Chocolate