Star Wars (1977), Kat Thanopoulos

I finally did it.

DATE: 7/13/25

Dogtooth (2009), Kat Thanopoulos

The basement of my grandparents house had wood paneling from the 70s. I felt as though all the wood paneling in the world began in that basement and hopped from house to house like an infection. I liked the wood paneling though and I wish there was more. In that house with the wood paneled basement I would dip my suckers in water after each lick and make soup with flower petals and basil from the garden. Σας αγαπώ γιαγιά και παππού.

DATE: 7/7/25

La La Land (2016), Malcolm Hatfield

I couldn’t get the string lights lit. On the back porch. It was in the summer when it got too hot, too dry for the mosquitos. We liked to sit back there on wicker lawn chairs and talk. I liked to look at her. Every time I saw her face it was like seeing her the first time. It was pissing me off how drunk we already were and how we would probably never get the string lights lit. I checked the plugs and the cord. A bulb probably went out. We sat in the dark and we had to talk loud over the sound of the air conditioning unit.

DATE: 7/2/25

At Eternity's Gate (2018), Kat Thanopoulos

Not many things make me sad. But something that always pulls at me is the desire to be cared for. An image that comes to mind that drives this craving is a sponge bath in warm water. Or someone bringing me soup when I’m sick. I feel like my heart and soul is always calling out for a big warm hug and an “it’s going to be okay.”

I love going to any sort of doctor for this reason. Submitting myself over to their expertise. I can relax and let the blood be drained for testing. It’s easy for me to let go. I’m at the mercy of the universe.

DATE: 5/28/25

We were both on the swim team. She was older. When I moved away I sent her an Oasis song. She sent me a Facebook message the week later and said she liked it. She joined the Coast Guard after she graduated. She means nothing to me. If I live forever I will not forget her.

DATE: 5/20/25

I finally did it.

DATE: 7/13/25

Dogtooth (2009), Kat Thanopoulos

The basement of my grandparents house had wood paneling from the 70s. I felt as though all the wood paneling in the world began in that basement and hopped from house to house like an infection. I liked the wood paneling though and I wish there was more. In that house with the wood paneled basement I would dip my suckers in water after each lick and make soup with flower petals and basil from the garden. Σας αγαπώ γιαγιά και παππού.

DATE: 7/7/25

La La Land (2016), Malcolm Hatfield

I couldn’t get the string lights lit. On the back porch. It was in the summer when it got too hot, too dry for the mosquitos. We liked to sit back there on wicker lawn chairs and talk. I liked to look at her. Every time I saw her face it was like seeing her the first time. It was pissing me off how drunk we already were and how we would probably never get the string lights lit. I checked the plugs and the cord. A bulb probably went out. We sat in the dark and we had to talk loud over the sound of the air conditioning unit.

DATE: 7/2/25

At Eternity's Gate (2018), Kat Thanopoulos

Not many things make me sad. But something that always pulls at me is the desire to be cared for. An image that comes to mind that drives this craving is a sponge bath in warm water. Or someone bringing me soup when I’m sick. I feel like my heart and soul is always calling out for a big warm hug and an “it’s going to be okay.”

I love going to any sort of doctor for this reason. Submitting myself over to their expertise. I can relax and let the blood be drained for testing. It’s easy for me to let go. I’m at the mercy of the universe.

DATE: 5/28/25

We were both on the swim team. She was older. When I moved away I sent her an Oasis song. She sent me a Facebook message the week later and said she liked it. She joined the Coast Guard after she graduated. She means nothing to me. If I live forever I will not forget her.

DATE: 5/20/25