Laura Stewart

Sharing this clip again, I cannot wait to hear all the music that is about to be heard in a free Iran. 🇮🇷🦁🌞

@LukeDorris ..Russets or baby reds/golds? The potato size spectrum varies greatly.

FRIDAY SEVERE THREAT - KC right in the middle of Level 3/5 risk zone - Timing: 1-9 pm area wide, KC: 3-7 pm - Highest risk may be as schools let out - Tornadoes & potato-sized hail possible - Significant extreme straight-line wind risk, computers simulating hurricane force gusts

Tomorrow's nadocast tornado risk goes quite hard... #wxtwitter

@DannyDrinksWine One of the greatest depictions of humanity on screen. I haven’t been able to watch it for years, it’s seared in my memory.

On this day, 38 years ago, Isao Takahata's "Grave of the Fireflies" (1988) was released in Japan.

@ATRightMovies I loved her in the recent “Emma.”

What is the first film you think of when you see ANYA TAYLOR-JOY?

@bapharom New NIN Tour

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Pahlavi wrote an article for The Times. Payandeh Iran🇮🇷🦁🌞 Javid Shah #KingRezaPahlavi‌ForIran

@DiscussingFilm Good! It’s sensible. Theory: The lore with Cardinals are a visiting relative/friend that has passed on. There’s a famous song that asks if the bird is bringing a message from the other side. Elk can symbolize dignity, adaptability, strength. Looking forward to how this pans out

Steven Spielberg has revealed that the entire third act of ‘DISCLOSURE DAY’ is being kept out of the marketing.

More evidence of war crimes in Iran!

@007 Hail the Queen

Where is the fun in playing it safe?

It's been 100 days since the largest Iranian uprising in 47 years, followed by the worst massacre in Iranian history since the Mongol invasion.

@Realneo101 Hi Neo!

They restricted my account again because of that Pope tweet. Say hi if you see me.

@GurneyJourney @HeritageAuction Thank you for bringing back some memories!

After a day out, how does a Dinotopian dinosaur spend the night? open.substack.com/pub/jamesgurne… @HeritageAuction

This Saturday marks exactly one hundred days since the slaughter of January 8th & 9th. Whether this broader war continues or ends, whether a geopolitical deal is signed or not, none of that noise matters down here in the dirt. While the world panics over its diplomatic theater, staring at the sky, here in Iran there is only one frequency left in our minds: the total destruction of the terrorist Islamic regime occupying our soil. After that massacre, it is the only thought left. Every single morning I wake up, the very first thought forged into my head is this: This goddamn regime is still breathing on my homeland. And every night, when I close my eyes, my mind drops right back into the wasteland of those nights. I remember the exact taste of the tear gas choking out the air, thick with fire and smoke. I remember the heavy metallic smell of fresh blood on the cold asphalt. And I remember him. That one young man, unarmed, defenseless, yet entirely defiant. When their thugs rushed him on their motorbikes, he did not flinch. He stood his ground and threw a bare knuckle punch straight into the jaw of the first coward who tried to take him. So they shot him in the leg. They shattered his bone just so they could drag him down into the absolute abyss of their prisons. But the streets were just the beginning. We remember how the terrorist regime loaded the butchered bodies of our youth into trailers like meat, hauling them away in the dark to the slaughterhouse of Kahrizak. They took corpses as hostages. They looked grieving mothers in the eye and extorted blood money just to let them bury the bones. They pointed guns at broken families, forcing them to look at cameras and falsely declare their murdered children as loyal Basiji. They stole their lives, and then they tried to hijack their ghosts. They walked right into the hospital wards, looked down at the bleeding, and executed them point blank on their stretchers just to silence the witnesses. They even gunned down the firefighter who ran into the inferno with nothing but the instinct to save his people. And when the Chehellom came, when the fortieth day arrived and families gathered in the dirt just to weep over the graves, they showed up with batons and handcuffs to beat the grief out of them. They think a hundred days washes the blood away. They think a distracted world means they are safe. But they fundamentally misunderstand the mechanics of the monster they have awakened. Every stolen body, every executed witness, and every boy they dragged into the dark is another blade forged directly into our psyche. My mind is an armory built from these memories. We are a graveyard that decided to march. We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will simply keep moving forward until every single trace of this occupying death cult disappears from our land. #IranMassacre‌

Lou also gets to leave advertising, move to Japan to create his own animated cartoon at the same studio that produced Speed Racer, so he really won at life in general.

@mamboitaliano__ @MoeinrezaM Javid Shah! #KingRezaPahlavi‌

Today in Italy 🇮🇹 we had: • Volodymyr Zelensky with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at Palazzo Chigi • Reza Pahlavi, the eldest son of the last Shah of Persia and claimant to the Iranian throne, on Italian TV I swear this is not AI

I might not be working in animation at the moment, but seeing movement like this, in this aesthetic, it keeps my passion for the medium alive. I could watch a 10 hour movie if it looked like this.

@IranEmbassyLB No it is not. Get the fuck out of my ancestor’s land and never come back. 🇱🇧 Get the fuck out of Iran as well while you’re at it. 🇮🇷🦁🌞

لبنان روح إيران...

@THR Casino Royale blew us away because James Bond finally got legitimately beat up. He was dirty, bloody, hair not coiffed. We liked the shift to realism and grit because it’s REALISTIC. But too much realism can be depressing. That being said, hopecore is perfectly fine. ⚖️

Hopecore Is the Vibe Shift Hollywood Needs hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-f…

Wow, another piece of evidence just surfaced that proves the Minab School strike was 100% the Islamic Republic's responsibility! Remember my post below that went viral and drove people crazy over the fact that one of the Minab parents had broken their silence and revealed there was a military radar on top of the school? Now look at this footage that was only leaked today because the recorder had been silenced by the internet blackout so far! This is why the Islamic Republic has cut the internet for 47 days so evidence does not get out! "I just got connected to the internet after 46 days. For God's sake, does this look like a school or a barracks? What is the IRGC Navy's guard tower doing inside the school courtyard? Why should they build a school inside a barracks and use innocent girls as human shields?" On the school wall you can clearly read in Farsi "Shajareh Tayyebeh Girls' Elementary School"‌ and "Navy of the Army of IRGC". #DigitalBlackOutIran #IRGCterrorists x.com/AmirMiresmaeil…

🚨 Women behind machine gun–mounted vehicles are now terrorizing the streets of Iran A growing sight is armed patrols moving through cities in pickup trucks fitted with heavy machine guns, intimidating civilians and enforcing control, equipped with DShK heavy machine guns, RPGs, and Kalashnikov rifles. The Islamic Republic is expanding who it uses to enforce power, possibly reflecting strain on traditional forces, while also using this imagery to reshape perception and normalize its presence on the streets. This is a narrative war, as the Islamic Republic’s gender-apartheid system now places Iranian women, who have long faced systemic abuse, violence, rape, and discrimination, on the front lines of both repression and propaganda. The message is clear. Anyone can be turned into an enforcer, and the regime’s main war is against the Iranian population as it prepares for another murderous massacre of protesters.