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Correct!

Uncanny resemblance. This person is not Francophone. I would post the eyes but I feel like they would give it away almost immediately.

think it must've been the lips because i wasn't even remotely thinking of her after the first two pics (second one made me think of katharine hepburn) but her name came to mind almost immediately after the third.

Irm Hermann, sensing a trend here

i love booze in all its forms. top hits: lager (especially augustiner / tegernseer / giesinger and other munich breweries, partly because i'm from there and feel patriotic, partly because their beer simply kicks ass, is reasonably priced and served in large quantities; but i'll drink anything apart ...

I used to buy pre-ground but have recently bought a grinder for 40 quid and it's a game-changer, honestly. Yes, it's loud, but it's no real work - takes a few seconds (plus a few seconds to refill every few days) and the coffee tastes better and the kitchen smells like fresh coffee, real win/win.

I think they do taste subtly different, actually, though I've never tried doing it with my eyes closed.

i love dr pepper, and i also love dr pepper zero

It's the opposite for me, I never would have recognised him from the bottom picture. You wanna go, Silga? I don't have any good ones for now.

That's gotta be Fabrice Luchini, right?

Wow, yeah, nice work.

Bogarde?

Lol I went to Garmisch last summer and saw the Olympic village, and I went to Cortina last winter. Will have to see if I took any pics...

twodeadmagpies wrote: ↑Tue Mar 16, 2021 3:12 pmléaud?

knew it

This one feels quite easy, let's see:

Hanna Schygulla?

Glad I held out!

The Night Walker is 11th on the list, though, so won't get any points...

Gonna watch a couple more and close this week.

we have oreos. didn't realise they were vegan, though. i know most if not all meat-flavoured crisps (chips if you're american) are vegan which is quite funny.

0__0 very cool! yeah i bet there are sometimes little things you don't know 100% native-ly and intuitively, which you might miss... but at the same time, i bet you know 'proper english' better than most native speakers, from learning it deliberately. ...like conrad and nabokov (no pressure). if i h...

I agree it's a tricky balance, and the movie looks great! I only figured out what it was because of your last clue about the composer so someone else can go if they've got something. If not, I'll put something up later this week.

bold move to go for a film with 3 ratings on letterboxd

But I'm technically not a native speaker ? do tell! as the name (not the username, my real name) betrays, i'm russian and didn't move to the uk until i was 14. so i'm fluent and use english more than all my other languages combined, but i didn't grow up speaking it at home which means i do sometime...

I think the shortened version is fine and comprehensible, and actually sounds better than the literal translation. But I'm technically not a native speaker so I dunno.

jiri kino ovalis wrote: ↑Fri Mar 12, 2021 9:34 pm A Good Marriage

indeed, your turn!