Sleeping Beauty: Radical Passivity, Dread, & the Horror of Being 20- Something
an exploration of, in my opinion, an immensely underrated film, that masterfully illustrates the circularity of aging, how horrific it can be, and the things we do in an attempt to stop, or deny it. Poem is Briar Rose (Sleeping Beauty) by Anne Sexton & the accompanying black and white footage is from my own film, inspired by her poetry 📺 find me on patreon ♡: / videoblonde ♡📼 ⏾ business inquiries: [email protected] ♡ Music: Fairytale (Harp & Chimes) by Slaking_97 -- https: //freesound.org/s/332024/ -- License: Attribution 4.0 Horror ambient.mp3 by ZHRØ -- https: //freesound.org/s/540634/ -- License: Creative Commons 0 Tags: Sleeping Beauty film 2011, Julia Leigh, Film Analysis

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