Tea Time.

Submarine by Richard Ayoade

So, I finally saw it. It made promises, and it delivered. The "feel-awkward" coming of age film adapted from Joe Dunthorne's novel employed stunning shots and deft camera techniques. There was also the nostalgic series of handheld shots which added to the tangibility of the movie. Words on Richard Ayoade's debut as a director? Fantastic job, you jokester. Lovely aesthetic, oh, and did I mention the soundtrack was my Alex Turner...

Lovely Little Treasure #1:

Well, not so little with +1,000,000 views... but it's a lovely tune that has been dancing in my head for days. You can't really go wrong with these two.

To Share Some Little Treasures With Friends

Ah, the summer breeze has enriched my soul for two months and now is the time to settle down and place all the wonderful things stored in my head on paper. Or in typing. The books discovered, the films seen, the places learnt about, and any lovely little treasure found.