Jason Westhaver 🇨🇦

@njiska.com

Parent. Canadian. Ovo-lacto Vegitarian. Animal lover. Toku Fanatic. Cinema Connoisseur. Goddamn sexual tyrannosaurus. People be people. Parko and the Dangerers 4 ever! Over 40 and tired. http://letterboxd.com/njiska PFP by @battywanderer.bsky.social

Big video update! You can now post videos up to 10 minutes long, and they'll upload 2–3x faster. That's on top of the recent increase in maximum file size to 300MB. We can’t wait to see what you’ll create! NOW PLAYING: "Rent Control," by @shing.bsky.social and @jayackley.bsky.social

shing yin khor@shing.bsky.social · 7d ago

The first four minutes of The Last Fifteen Minutes, a marionette musical short film by @shing.bsky.social and @jayackley.bsky.social.

308. Ryuichi Sakamoto: Opus (2023) A very different experience from the album. You can hear less of Sakamoto and the piano's inner workings, but they are replaced with stunning B&W cinematography that expresses much about age, death, a life lived, a son's last look at his father.

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What horseshit. She embraced gay people at the height of the AIDS crisis, embraced trans people at the height of the war against them, supported Black communities and artists, and wrote the most pro-worker's rights feminist pop song of all time. Neutral my ass

CNN@cnn.com · yesterday

"At a time when no American celebrity seems immune from the country’s many divisions, Dolly Parton was a crossover icon who stayed neutral in the culture wars while still speaking her mind," writes Zachary B. Wolf. | Analysis

It was hard enough losing Dolly yesterday. ☹️ And now, we cry a sea of black tears for our very own Doviculus: The irreplaceable Tim Curry.  May these beloved legends rest well, as we carry their spirit forward~   🩷🖤

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307. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Opus A very powerful album. Beautiful piano music, but what makes this special is the unfiltered sound. You can hear mechanics of the piano and the laboured breathing as Sakamoto struggles to give his final performance. It's a very different experience than the film.

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306. Clue (1985) - Rewatch Tim Curry was an amazing person. He lost a lot with the stroke, but wheelchair bound and struggling to speak, he still had the same energy and love for life. Now that's he's gone we only have memories and Clue is easily one of the best.

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