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Philip Glass: Piano Works by Vikingur Olaffson

This is the album I have played the most during quarantine. After sunset listening in bed. It has been a good companion even playing from my phone on the other side of the room. I really enjoy listening to it at a lower volume than I should. Love Study No. 2.

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https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/8257036--philip-glass-piano-works

Hedgehog in the Fog (1975) by Yuriy Norshteyn

It is only 10 minutes long but that is enough time to fall in love with this hedgehog.

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The Quiet Earth (1985), Geoff Murphy

A film about waking up and being the only person left on Earth. It starts as a psychological journey of total isolation and the stages one might go through. The best moment was when the man finds a silk nightgown, still smelling of perfume and the camera pans upwards with him wearing it. Admiring himself in the mirror, it becomes something very different to the post-apocalyptic fashion we’re used to seeing in other films like Mad Max. Where gender roles tend to be enforced even more.