rivjudephoenix:

“He was dyslexic, which meant he couldn’t learn two lines without making a mistake. That meant he had to understand what he said, to feel it. That gave him a certain strength. He never played a scene the same way twice. He was a restless presence.”

- George Sluizer 

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ouilavie:

Gueorgui Pinkhassov. Mongolia. Boy with his horse.

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