They have so few yet so much, waiting for death arm wide open sighting at the falling sky.
Because belonging prevails to their souls, you can't shell their cultures, you can't shatter their beliefs. Holding the hopes as the last thing that dies, they reach out to our hands, showing us their broken hearts hardly breathing in their palms, asking for help.
Beyond the dusty clouds, the deafening whistles and the agonizing screams, those people won't be remembered for their tears but for their smiles.
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Solaris 1972
As human, we are obsessed with idealizing our memories as an unconscious act. We keep telling the same stories over and over, seeing our loved ones in our dreams, in our tales... As if they weren't characters in a memoir we recount, but as a part of who we are as an identity.
Because who they were wasn't good enough we had to glorify them.
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The Departed 2006
Wow, That was mind blowing, I was entertained for the whole movie, thanks to the scenario really well-written and the A-Listers cast. It has made me think of Ocean Eleven, where the actors are doing so great that the film turn into a real experience, you’re part of it, truly, and being part of a movie where every character have weird connections is intense. That’s by far the best Drama Crime I saw. Martin Scorsese gave the viewer an omniscient…
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New York, New York 1977
Now, i know where Damien chazelle took his inspiration for Lalaland. New York New York, a really good movie, that has hold me for 2.35h, as a fan of jazz I'm sure that helped. The Original Soundtrack is really good, and the main theme is unforgettable, singed not long after the release by Frank Sinatra. But beyond the music, the scenario is good even if its predictable. The fact that it is predictable isn’t bad, that’s the way it has…
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