Welcome to the 307th edition of our Week's Visual Dump! Here are the twenty-nine images we promised from the past weeks, plus one audiovisual suggestion to close out the show. We hope you have a good time browsing all the fun stuff. And yes, I haven't forgotten about the movie list you've been asking for – I'll put it together once I get some free time. I'm caught up in a few "moves" (as we say around here) and barely have time to sleep. In a month, things will calm down, and I'll get to it – it should take me a couple of hours. Excuses, excuses, but thanks for understanding. Big hug, and enjoy!

This Week's Dump

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Sucrose (Yumi Aiko) [Genshin Impact] by SunnyOutfield

Photo by SunnyOutfield.

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Dangerous love
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When you didn't study the food chain at school
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Dizzying peak
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Agh
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He wore the rearview mirror a bit too big
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Little boy seeing a television for the first time. Year 1948.
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Today, things that haven't changed much
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Buzz Aldrin, first selfie in space. 1966
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The Microsoft team. December 7, 1978
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May the Force be with you
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Did they dig the well under the construction? Otherwise it doesn't make sense.
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For a horror movie
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Everyone dies as they wish
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Modern times demand modern solutions
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Ariana Gandhi
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When your food wants to eat you
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Beautiful DIY for your kids'/nephews'/godchildren's room
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Luckily I live in a small town
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Where's the other part?
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The mutants are among us
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How many balloons would you need to tie to yourself to fly away and become Super Rastaman?
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Are they camping or living there? Either way, I like it.
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Adrenaline
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Sand magnified 100x and 300x
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Terry Fox, a 21-year-old Canadian who lost a leg to cancer, began a run across Canada to raise money for cancer research. He ran the equivalent of a full marathon every day. He managed to cover 5,373 km in 143 days before the spread of cancer forced him to stop. He died in June 1981.
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That's how I want to grow old ♥
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"Girls in the Windows" taken by Ormond Gigli in 1960 in New York. The building was demolished the next day.
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Little frog

Recommended Viewing

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Today it's an eight-episode South Korean miniseries! And this time my wife didn't pick it, so I won't accept any questioning! The first episode seems straight out of Betty la Fea, true, but be patient: things get super murky halfway through the second. From there on, the show never goes where you think it will, and it tells how a brutal story unfolds from the different points of view of those involved. Surprise after surprise, the ending comes and everything ties up perfectly. Eroticism, murders, blood, and disturbing obsessions. Eight hours of good entertainment. I, Maximiliano Ferzzola, certify it. Highly recommended!

This week's pick is the eight-episode South Korean miniseries Mask Girl. I chose it this time, so no complaints! The opening episode might remind you of Betty la Fea, but hang in there—things get seriously twisted halfway through the second episode. From that point on, the show never follows the path you expect, unfolding a brutal story from the perspectives of everyone involved. Surprise after surprise, the finale ties it all together perfectly. Eroticism, murder, blood, and unsettling obsessions await. Eight hours of solid entertainment. I, Maximiliano Ferzzola, vouch for it. Highly recommended!