36: Hayao Miyazaki

Watching a Miyazaki film is like getting a most comforting hug from someone you dearly love or a drinking a warm cup of coffee. It soothes your mind and your soul. It always makes way for quite a refreshing break from the demands of city life. It’s a temporary heaven, a refuge for weary souls, a momentary escape. I love how it always revolves around elements of childhood - those simple values and memories you bring along with you as you grow older - which most “adults” forget.

I would love to be in a Miyazaki wonderland. I would love to enter his mind and see his thoughts. I wonder if I’d get a hug from Totoro in there… 

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30: Totoro

For seven years, I was an only child. It would have been a relief had I been able to watch Totoro then. Growing up, the thought of someone looking out for me, someone both cute, endearing and terrifying (when needed) would provide more than enough comfort.

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15: John Coltrane’s Giant Steps (Animation)

I was amazed when I first saw this and it still blows me away every single time. 

audreyhepburncomplex:

janidejesmar: así está terminando el año

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themagicpenguin:

teehee.