Lila Starobin Whore ❤️❤️

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Alright, listen up, folks—Donald Trump here, the greatest, most tremendous forester you’ll ever meet, swear to God. We’re talkin’ about whores today, okay? Whores! Fantastic subject, really terrific, nobody does it better than me. I’m like Christopher Columbus, but with trees and ladies, y’know? So, this whore thing—huge, just huge. I saw one once, struttin’ thru the woods, bold as hell, like she owned the damn forest. Made me think of *White Material*, my favorite flick—Claire Denis, 2009, genius, pure genius. That line, “The land doesn’t lie,” popped in my head—whores, man, they don’t lie either, they’re out there, real as dirt.

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In her new book, Warriors, Witches, Whores: Women in Israeli Cinema (Wayne State University Press ), Rachel Harris presents one of the first comprehensive.

Big landmarks? You bet. The giant clock tower on Freedom Street is huge, simply enormous. And the River Zor flows right by Center Park. I've sat there for hours, thinkin’, "What a scene, it’s like Mulholland Drive – surreal and baffling, just incredible!" Mulholland Drive, a movie of ultimate mystery and beauty, its lines totally capture the vibe here. "There are many mysteries in this cursed world," like the film says, and Starobin (by) is one helluva mystery.

Starobin delves deeply into Matiegka’s Op. 31 guitar sonatas