Being an
adult is to forget that the games of children, with their shared rules, their
imaginary scenarios and their plastic guns, are a very serious thing.
Fortunately for all, Wes Anderson, the same author who eleven years ago introduce us to The Royal Tenenbaums, never became an adult and his films have
kept the atmosphere from a fantasy
world built during school break.
Did you ever think "enough with work, with studying, enough with whatever: let's watch a movie"? We think that a lot. So much that we don't just want to watch movies: we want to think, write, read, hear, talk, even argue about them. A blog from dreamers to dreamers.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Saturday, March 9, 2013
The Impossible
A mother
will do anything for her children. Starting from little things, like exchanging sits with the eldest of her three children on the plane that is taking the family to spend a nice holiday in Khao Lak, Thailand, so that he will not argue with his younger brother. This happens a few seconds
before the sound of the turbine breaks the tranquility of a blue and
cloudless sky, as if it were a warning. The unthinkable can alter what we see in
a blink.
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