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A rare stampede of 5,000 dolphins spread over a mile near San Clemente, Southern California.

Martin Scorsese on how Satyajit Ray's films were an inspiration to him: "Film is an art that can bring cultural awakenings and new waves of life to people who have never seen such cultures before, I remember going to see my first Ray film in New York at 15 and witnessing a whole new world presented visually before my eyes. Without a doubt in Ray's films the line between poetry and cinema, dissolved. I could appreciate Ray's work within my own struggles to truly represent the Sicilian heritage which I grew up in. His characters were both distinct and tragic, portraying issues which were still unfolding historically around him. His work is something that I personally cannot wait to show my own daughter, once she is old enough to understand them. In the end I believe that such work must be preserved, so that the children of the future can see what Ray was visually able to represent." ("Martin Scorsese hits DC, hangs with the Hachet", Chris Ingui, The GW Hatchet, 2002) P.S: Remembering the legendary Indian filmmaker, Satyajit Ray, on his 105th birthday! Clip from: Charulata (1964) Director: Satyajit Ray

Workers parade, México, 1928 | Tina Modotti

«De mi cuerpo descompuesto crecerán flores, y yo estaré en ellas; eso es eternidad.» 🌸 — Edvard Munch 📹: Por la ilustradora y animadora japonesa Lotti 🎧: Zy 忆 梦 症, por M3mo

Women's Wrestling from Bolivia