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top four (according to my letterboxd account)

- frances ha - her - before sunrise - the virgin suicides more recently, i’ve stopped trying to organize everything into categories like favorites because i found it ended up taking away from my experience consuming media. so these four may not be entirely accurate. but they are very meaningful to me nonetheless <3

@ghostgirl

Mar 22, 2024

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don't use letterboxd but my top 4 rn

Aftersun (2022) Elephant (2003) Mulholland Drive (2001) Joyland (2022)

@alienwlfgrrrl

Oct 4, 2024

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letterboxd top 4

scream by wes craven lost in translation by sofia coppola columbus by kogonada her by spike jonze

@ginaacosta

Oct 3, 2024

Top Recs from @boydahlia

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3 x 5 notebooks and pilot g-2 10 pens

A match made in heaven for my scribbles and grocery lists

@boydahlia

Feb 18, 2025

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On earth we’re briefly gorgeous by ocean vuong

This one isnt that long but it took me months because some of the grief and experiences he writes about are so raw and his writing would leave me so breathless I would have to keep taking breaks and have to set the book down for a few days. Never read anything so heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.

@boydahlia

Jul 1, 2024

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White fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism // robin diangelo

Had a former English teacher recommend me this (we still get coffee hehe) and I’m not too far into it but it’s already made me think about race and conversations about race differently. I’m biracial and in the introduction, Diangelo actually talks about the “middle” and this idea of “saliency” in regards to multiracial people, and I *never* hear people talk about the multiracial experience, even if the author admits it’s too complex of a topic to cover in her book which primarily tackles the idea of white fragility. But I very much appreciated her saying that and I’m learning a lot from the book.

@boydahlia

Jul 3, 2024