E você olhou do elevador e me perguntou: não to esquecendo nada? E eu quis gritar: tá, tá esquecendo de mim. E você depois perguntou: não tem nada meu aí? E eu quis gritar: tem, tem eu.

March 15 2012
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365 films - #47 It’s a Boy Girl Thing

Rating: ★★☆☆☆

March 14 2012
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frozenplanet:

Grebes join together to renew their partnership. The ceremony starts with a series of graceful duets, in which one partner echoes the actions of the other. But the real test comes now. Only the strongest and the most faithful are prepared to join together for the final exultant dance.

March 14 2012
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“Pride & Prejudice must have been a similarly great experience for you?
Absolutely, yes. It was really happy. But that’s the thing about rehearsing. If we hadn’t rehearsed on Pride we wouldn’t have been able to capture that kind of atmosphere on film. We wouldn’t have seemed like we knew each other; we had to be a family by the time we started to film. And it really worked.”

(Rosamund Pike)

March 14 2012
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“I think the whole point is there is a huge sexual chemistry between them. But she has decided very early on that she is going to hate him, and nothing can change her mind. Everything that she is told about him is going to make her hate him even more. And yet there is this attraction, this fire between them, because they argue so well.”

(Keira Knightley)

March 14 2012
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“I first saw the assembly ball scene on a little screen, and I thought that it went on too long, it seemed to go on forever! But when I saw it on a cinema, I couldn’t get enough of it. 
Audiences are so literate and read so quickly. You don’t need twenty eight shots to establish who likes who”.

March 14 2012
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“When they’re in the kitchen, they’re dying ribbons with beetroot juice. I didn’t put that in, but it’s brilliant. They had to be making do. Again, a nice touch from my production designer, Sarah Greenwood. She´s my closest collaborator. We started in television together, and she’s just brilliant. She’s the one that comes up with ideas like the beetroot. When I don’t know what to do about a scene, she’ll come out with things like the beetroot.”