CLOSE TO YOU premieres in theaters today! Tickets and showtimes at the link in my bio. ID: poster for CLOSE TO YOU film, a still image of the profile of Elliot Page's face, as he looks out the window, light shining on his face. The rest of the image is black. The words "CLOSE TO YOU" in handwritten font at the top.
CLOSE TO YOU. In U.S. theaters August 16th! A dream to work with everyone involved. Starring @elliotpage , directed by @i.am.dominicsavage . It is an honor to be a part of this, and a joy. ❤️ ID: trailer of a film starring Elliot Page, in which he wears a red hat in a wintry Toronto and also Canadian suburb. Snow covered beaches and playgrounds. He interacts with family members, and then with a white woman with shoulder length light brown hair, who are sharing loving moments.
message me to make some cinematic pictures together! and if you're interested, check out @hillarybaackphotography for more of my photography. ID: black and white picture of a couple about to kiss, cropped at the chest. the man is white with dark hair, his right hand rests on a post, his left hand on the woman's chin. the woman is white with dark shoulder length hair and daisy earrings.
fresh new year blessings ID: video of rain drops hitting dark water, and we pan up to reveal this is a small river with bare trees on either side and wintry barren earth.
just popping in with an old school selfie + setting sun to send out a smile and some light. and a little invite to watch our film you & me (available to rent on Amazon) if you’re looking for something sweet and funny and with some Christmas vibes (wait for them!) and also have to send a warm congrats to all of the amazing deaf artists and their work all over the place. 💫❤️ ID: self portrait of white woman with light brown hair and blue eyes, wearing an off white cable sweater, bright sun hits her face. second photo-- a steam covered window reveals an orange orb, the sun.
winter landscapes / expansive dreamscapes / folding in and reaching out / all at once ID: icycles hang from a window, and we look out at the bare branches of an oak tree, and several other trees.
