Guilherme Semionato

Guilherme Semionato

Escritor de livros para crianças, jovens & quem mais estiver no miolo.

Favorite films

  • Brief Encounter
  • Johnny Guitar
  • The Bridges of Madison County
  • The Straight Story

Recent activity

All
  • Black Bag

    ★★★

  • A Complete Unknown

    ★★★½

  • No Other Land

    ★★★½

  • Assault on the Pay Train

    ★★★½

Recent reviews

More
  • U.S. Go Home

    U.S. Go Home

    ★★★½

    Fazia um tempo que eu não me sentia tão desapontado (comigo mesmo?) por não ter amado um filme que eu amava antes. Acho que eu não entendo mais a juventude, acho que a juventude não me interessa mais. Só a infância importa pra mim. É, deve ser isso.

  • You Can Count on Me

    You Can Count on Me

    ★★★★½

    Repito o que escrevi antes: eu merecia um filme como este todo mês.

    Não tem. Não tem. Não tem.

Popular reviews

More
  • Crossing Delancey

    Crossing Delancey

    ★★★★½

    Stunning. From the get-go, quite Rivettean ("Is he an obsession?", from the guy selling books on the street; the crazy lady singing an incantatory hymm at a snack bar). The latter half is full-on Rohmerian goodness; Amy Irving reprises the most glorious, annoying, unsettling and batshit insane aspects of the Marie Rivière collage of characters I keep in my heart. What else is here? A marriage broker who eats like a pig and whose husband commited suicide for reasons unbeknownst…

  • The Man in the Moon

    The Man in the Moon

    ★★★★

    Atmosphere, nature, lyricism. Pastoral wonderland: the older sisters sleep in the porch--it's summer. And you could almost go from their house to the lake with your eyes closed. Such an intuitive film. I love how Reese's parents let her hang out in the cemetery, or how the mother can sense a sibling rivalry with just a glance, and even how the father is so attuned to their daughter's sensibilities. While it ventures into town, church, a dance, hospital, plans for college, it just never stopped flowing between the two houses, the two families, the two sisters. Very delicate, a small wonder.