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‘Under the Volcano’ Director Damian Kocur Takes on Contemporary Poland, Stereotypes and Historical Trauma in ‘La Manche’ as Oma Inge Film and Les Contes Modernes Come on Board (EXCLUSIVE)
Polish director Damian Kocur is ready for “La Manche.” Presented at the Venice Production Bridge and produced by…
#Poland #Polska #PL #Europe #Europa #EU #AgnieszkaHolland #bordercrisis #DamianKocur #historicaltrauma #KijoraFilm #LaManche #VeniceProductionBridge
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‘Under the Volcano’ Director Damian Kocur Takes on Contemporary Poland, Stereotypes and Historical Trauma in ‘La Manche’ as Oma Inge Film and Les Contes Modernes Come on Board (EXCLUSIVE) https://www.byteseu.com/2354621/ #AgnieszkaHolland #BorderCrisis #DamianKocur #HistoricalTrauma #KijoraFilm #LaManche #Poland #VeniceProductionBridge
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The Wall: A Poem About Inheritance, Trauma, and Parenthood
Don’t worry my sons,
you won’t be like me.In the DBT class
every tuesday night with
other healing pincushions
relearning how to think and feel
each basic reality, after life,
the tornado, mangled you
in its timeless wake.Or sitting on the High Bridge
jealous of city lights
neon and edged along skyscraper spines,
alive and bright
making me ponder how long
that suicidal fall might take till the mud
of the Mississippi lets me finally, truly, rest.The history of trauma,
pain, suffering, so focused it narrows
to a beam of pure shadow
slicing, cutting your heart.
Abuse is a mad, blind surgeon
stitching its legacy in
depression, anxiety, and PTSD.It dissected me.
My broken parents tried
in their masonry, but legions of cracks
wormed through their cement.
A malformed barrier hoping
it would make me happy,
but I was forever diluted, always thirsty.Do not worry my sons
I will be the wall
the blood-born mortar.
It is hard, lonely, a monster bending my shoulders
the weight’s a black hole,
a string of dead stars, further, heavier
a million metaphors deep.Still, now, it’ll end here
#blogging #books #historicalTrauma #mentalIllness #parenthood #parenting #poem #poems #Poetry #poetryCommunity #reading #trauma #writing
with me. -
The Wall: A Poem About Inheritance, Trauma, and Parenthood
Don’t worry my sons,
you won’t be like me.In the DBT class
every tuesday night with
other healing pincushions
relearning how to think and feel
each basic reality, after life,
the tornado, mangled you
in its timeless wake.Or sitting on the High Bridge
jealous of city lights
neon and edged along skyscraper spines,
alive and bright
making me ponder how long
that suicidal fall might take till the mud
of the Mississippi lets me finally, truly, rest.The history of trauma,
pain, suffering, so focused it narrows
to a beam of pure shadow
slicing, cutting your heart.
Abuse is a mad, blind surgeon
stitching its legacy in
depression, anxiety, and PTSD.It dissected me.
My broken parents tried
in their masonry, but legions of cracks
wormed through their cement.
A malformed barrier hoping
it would make me happy,
but I was forever diluted, always thirsty.Do not worry my sons
I will be the wall
the blood-born mortar.
It is hard, lonely, a monster bending my shoulders
the weight’s a black hole,
a string of dead stars, further, heavier
a million metaphors deep.Still, now, it’ll end here
#blogging #books #historicalTrauma #mentalIllness #parenthood #parenting #poem #poems #Poetry #poetryCommunity #reading #trauma #writing
with me. -
The Wall: A Poem About Inheritance, Trauma, and Parenthood
Don’t worry my sons,
you won’t be like me.In the DBT class
every tuesday night with
other healing pincushions
relearning how to think and feel
each basic reality, after life,
the tornado, mangled you
in its timeless wake.Or sitting on the High Bridge
jealous of city lights
neon and edged along skyscraper spines,
alive and bright
making me ponder how long
that suicidal fall might take till the mud
of the Mississippi lets me finally, truly, rest.The history of trauma,
pain, suffering, so focused it narrows
to a beam of pure shadow
slicing, cutting your heart.
Abuse is a mad, blind surgeon
stitching its legacy in
depression, anxiety, and PTSD.It dissected me.
My broken parents tried
in their masonry, but legions of cracks
wormed through their cement.
A malformed barrier hoping
it would make me happy,
but I was forever diluted, always thirsty.Do not worry my sons
I will be the wall
the blood-born mortar.
It is hard, lonely, a monster bending my shoulders
the weight’s a black hole,
a string of dead stars, further, heavier
a million metaphors deep.Still, now, it’ll end here
#blogging #books #historicalTrauma #mentalIllness #parenthood #parenting #poem #poems #Poetry #poetryCommunity #reading #trauma #writing
with me. -
The Wall: A Poem About Inheritance, Trauma, and Parenthood
Don’t worry my sons,
you won’t be like me.In the DBT class
every tuesday night with
other healing pincushions
relearning how to think and feel
each basic reality, after life,
the tornado, mangled you
in its timeless wake.Or sitting on the High Bridge
jealous of city lights
neon and edged along skyscraper spines,
alive and bright
making me ponder how long
that suicidal fall might take till the mud
of the Mississippi lets me finally, truly, rest.The history of trauma,
pain, suffering, so focused it narrows
to a beam of pure shadow
slicing, cutting your heart.
Abuse is a mad, blind surgeon
stitching its legacy in
depression, anxiety, and PTSD.It dissected me.
My broken parents tried
in their masonry, but legions of cracks
wormed through their cement.
A malformed barrier hoping
it would make me happy,
but I was forever diluted, always thirsty.Do not worry my sons
I will be the wall
the blood-born mortar.
It is hard, lonely, a monster bending my shoulders
the weight’s a black hole,
a string of dead stars, further, heavier
a million metaphors deep.Still, now, it’ll end here
#blogging #books #historicalTrauma #mentalIllness #parenthood #parenting #poem #poems #Poetry #poetryCommunity #reading #trauma #writing
with me. -
The Wall: A Poem About Inheritance, Trauma, and Parenthood
Don’t worry my sons,
you won’t be like me.In the DBT class
every tuesday night with
other healing pincushions
relearning how to think and feel
each basic reality, after life,
the tornado, mangled you
in its timeless wake.Or sitting on the High Bridge
jealous of city lights
neon and edged along skyscraper spines,
alive and bright
making me ponder how long
that suicidal fall might take till the mud
of the Mississippi lets me finally, truly, rest.The history of trauma,
pain, suffering, so focused it narrows
to a beam of pure shadow
slicing, cutting your heart.
Abuse is a mad, blind surgeon
stitching its legacy in
depression, anxiety, and PTSD.It dissected me.
My broken parents tried
in their masonry, but legions of cracks
wormed through their cement.
A malformed barrier hoping
it would make me happy,
but I was forever diluted, always thirsty.Do not worry my sons
I will be the wall
the blood-born mortar.
It is hard, lonely, a monster bending my shoulders
the weight’s a black hole,
a string of dead stars, further, heavier
a million metaphors deep.Still, now, it’ll end here
#blogging #books #historicalTrauma #mentalIllness #parenthood #parenting #poem #poems #Poetry #poetryCommunity #reading #trauma #writing
with me. -
New episode just dropped! 🔥
Author Liisa Kovala joins us to share her father’s powerful survival story from Stutthof concentration camp and the untold strength of Finnish women during the Winter War. We talk sisu, generational trauma, storytelling as healing, and why these stories still matter today.
Listen now: https://onemomentpodcast.eth.limo/
#SisuStrength #HistoricalTrauma #StorytellingHealing #OneMomentPodcast #TraumaRecovery
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I'm disappointed that #ReservationDogs didn't win any #Emmys -- but kudos to D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai for making a statement about #MMIW!
Reservation Dogs star covers face in 'blood' at the #EmmyAwards in bold political statement
Story by Caroline Gaspich
9/15/2024"Reservation Dogs star D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai made powerful political statement at the 2024 Emmy Awards as he walked the red carpet with a red handprint painted over his face.
"The 22-year-old actor was one of the few celebrities at the major award ceremony to make a bold political statement on the red carpet. The young Canadian star was photographed in a classic black suit with a bright red bloody handprint painted over his mouth which is a symbol of solidarity with the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement in North America.
"This handprint is in recognition of all of the thousands of women that have been silenced and the harrowing fact that #NativeAmerican women are up to 10 times more likely to be murdered or sexually assaulted. The root cause of this injustice stems from a number of factors including #colonization and #HistoricalTrauma, #racism, and sexual #objectification of #IndigenousWomen.
"The bold statement comes as Woon-A-Tai was nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his iconic role in FX's 'Reservation Dogs' as the character Bear Smallhill. Woon-A-Tai is competing in the category against Larry David from Curb Your Enthusiasm, Martin Short from Only Murders in the Building, and Matt Berry from What We Do in the Shadows.
"Woon-A-Tai's political statement advocating for Indigenous women comes as he was an all-indigenous cast and crew on set of Reservation Dogs. Reservation Dogs is comedy-drama television series that follows the everyday lives of four Indigenous teens in rural Oklahoma, as they spend their days committing crimes to save money to escape their reservation community."
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I'm disappointed that #ReservationDogs didn't win any #Emmys -- but kudos to D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai for making a statement about #MMIW!
Reservation Dogs star covers face in 'blood' at the #EmmyAwards in bold political statement
Story by Caroline Gaspich
9/15/2024"Reservation Dogs star D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai made powerful political statement at the 2024 Emmy Awards as he walked the red carpet with a red handprint painted over his face.
"The 22-year-old actor was one of the few celebrities at the major award ceremony to make a bold political statement on the red carpet. The young Canadian star was photographed in a classic black suit with a bright red bloody handprint painted over his mouth which is a symbol of solidarity with the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement in North America.
"This handprint is in recognition of all of the thousands of women that have been silenced and the harrowing fact that #NativeAmerican women are up to 10 times more likely to be murdered or sexually assaulted. The root cause of this injustice stems from a number of factors including #colonization and #HistoricalTrauma, #racism, and sexual #objectification of #IndigenousWomen.
"The bold statement comes as Woon-A-Tai was nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his iconic role in FX's 'Reservation Dogs' as the character Bear Smallhill. Woon-A-Tai is competing in the category against Larry David from Curb Your Enthusiasm, Martin Short from Only Murders in the Building, and Matt Berry from What We Do in the Shadows.
"Woon-A-Tai's political statement advocating for Indigenous women comes as he was an all-indigenous cast and crew on set of Reservation Dogs. Reservation Dogs is comedy-drama television series that follows the everyday lives of four Indigenous teens in rural Oklahoma, as they spend their days committing crimes to save money to escape their reservation community."
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I'm disappointed that #ReservationDogs didn't win any #Emmys -- but kudos to D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai for making a statement about #MMIW!
Reservation Dogs star covers face in 'blood' at the #EmmyAwards in bold political statement
Story by Caroline Gaspich
9/15/2024"Reservation Dogs star D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai made powerful political statement at the 2024 Emmy Awards as he walked the red carpet with a red handprint painted over his face.
"The 22-year-old actor was one of the few celebrities at the major award ceremony to make a bold political statement on the red carpet. The young Canadian star was photographed in a classic black suit with a bright red bloody handprint painted over his mouth which is a symbol of solidarity with the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement in North America.
"This handprint is in recognition of all of the thousands of women that have been silenced and the harrowing fact that #NativeAmerican women are up to 10 times more likely to be murdered or sexually assaulted. The root cause of this injustice stems from a number of factors including #colonization and #HistoricalTrauma, #racism, and sexual #objectification of #IndigenousWomen.
"The bold statement comes as Woon-A-Tai was nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his iconic role in FX's 'Reservation Dogs' as the character Bear Smallhill. Woon-A-Tai is competing in the category against Larry David from Curb Your Enthusiasm, Martin Short from Only Murders in the Building, and Matt Berry from What We Do in the Shadows.
"Woon-A-Tai's political statement advocating for Indigenous women comes as he was an all-indigenous cast and crew on set of Reservation Dogs. Reservation Dogs is comedy-drama television series that follows the everyday lives of four Indigenous teens in rural Oklahoma, as they spend their days committing crimes to save money to escape their reservation community."
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I'm disappointed that #ReservationDogs didn't win any #Emmys -- but kudos to D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai for making a statement about #MMIW!
Reservation Dogs star covers face in 'blood' at the #EmmyAwards in bold political statement
Story by Caroline Gaspich
9/15/2024"Reservation Dogs star D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai made powerful political statement at the 2024 Emmy Awards as he walked the red carpet with a red handprint painted over his face.
"The 22-year-old actor was one of the few celebrities at the major award ceremony to make a bold political statement on the red carpet. The young Canadian star was photographed in a classic black suit with a bright red bloody handprint painted over his mouth which is a symbol of solidarity with the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement in North America.
"This handprint is in recognition of all of the thousands of women that have been silenced and the harrowing fact that #NativeAmerican women are up to 10 times more likely to be murdered or sexually assaulted. The root cause of this injustice stems from a number of factors including #colonization and #HistoricalTrauma, #racism, and sexual #objectification of #IndigenousWomen.
"The bold statement comes as Woon-A-Tai was nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his iconic role in FX's 'Reservation Dogs' as the character Bear Smallhill. Woon-A-Tai is competing in the category against Larry David from Curb Your Enthusiasm, Martin Short from Only Murders in the Building, and Matt Berry from What We Do in the Shadows.
"Woon-A-Tai's political statement advocating for Indigenous women comes as he was an all-indigenous cast and crew on set of Reservation Dogs. Reservation Dogs is comedy-drama television series that follows the everyday lives of four Indigenous teens in rural Oklahoma, as they spend their days committing crimes to save money to escape their reservation community."
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I'm disappointed that #ReservationDogs didn't win any #Emmys -- but kudos to D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai for making a statement about #MMIW!
Reservation Dogs star covers face in 'blood' at the #EmmyAwards in bold political statement
Story by Caroline Gaspich
9/15/2024"Reservation Dogs star D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai made powerful political statement at the 2024 Emmy Awards as he walked the red carpet with a red handprint painted over his face.
"The 22-year-old actor was one of the few celebrities at the major award ceremony to make a bold political statement on the red carpet. The young Canadian star was photographed in a classic black suit with a bright red bloody handprint painted over his mouth which is a symbol of solidarity with the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement in North America.
"This handprint is in recognition of all of the thousands of women that have been silenced and the harrowing fact that #NativeAmerican women are up to 10 times more likely to be murdered or sexually assaulted. The root cause of this injustice stems from a number of factors including #colonization and #HistoricalTrauma, #racism, and sexual #objectification of #IndigenousWomen.
"The bold statement comes as Woon-A-Tai was nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his iconic role in FX's 'Reservation Dogs' as the character Bear Smallhill. Woon-A-Tai is competing in the category against Larry David from Curb Your Enthusiasm, Martin Short from Only Murders in the Building, and Matt Berry from What We Do in the Shadows.
"Woon-A-Tai's political statement advocating for Indigenous women comes as he was an all-indigenous cast and crew on set of Reservation Dogs. Reservation Dogs is comedy-drama television series that follows the everyday lives of four Indigenous teens in rural Oklahoma, as they spend their days committing crimes to save money to escape their reservation community."
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This is your semi-regular reminder that collective memory of atrocity is real and that Jews, among other groups, have AMPLE historical reason to feel anxious around major Xtian holiday seasons #antisemitism #HistoricalTrauma
https://www.axios.com/2022/12/01/dhs-domestic-terrorism-threats
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This is your semi-regular reminder that collective memory of atrocity is real and that Jews, among other groups, have AMPLE historical reason to feel anxious around major Xtian holiday seasons #antisemitism #HistoricalTrauma
https://www.axios.com/2022/12/01/dhs-domestic-terrorism-threats
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This is your semi-regular reminder that collective memory of atrocity is real and that Jews, among other groups, have AMPLE historical reason to feel anxious around major Xtian holiday seasons #antisemitism #HistoricalTrauma
https://www.axios.com/2022/12/01/dhs-domestic-terrorism-threats
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This is your semi-regular reminder that collective memory of atrocity is real and that Jews, among other groups, have AMPLE historical reason to feel anxious around major Xtian holiday seasons #antisemitism #HistoricalTrauma
https://www.axios.com/2022/12/01/dhs-domestic-terrorism-threats
