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Richard Yates Revolutionary Road

9 oct 08

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Hi Frà... I wanted to send you a text to recommend this book, but then I thought you'd definitely have read it... when you're around here, come visit us! PS. Happy belated birthday... :-)

Richard Yates Revolutionary Road

9 oct 08

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Hey hey..... sorry, I actually got the vote wrong, it should have been 5. I’ve lost a bit of touch with the reviews. I realized it yesterday but then I forgot to ask to change it.... G hi, how’s it going? Can you change it for me? I’m a bit envious of you for the Sonic Youth, but Bozen is too far up!!! :-)

Richard Yates Revolutionary Road

8 oct 08

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Hi Bonny and Odra, nice to "see you" again... Odra, let's just say that here in the province you have to order it :-) it’s practically impossible to find. I can confirm that the introduction is also very beautiful, I only read the first part because it was revealing too much about the book. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank whoever had the nice idea of introducing the interior reviews. I had been waiting for them for a long time.

Richard Yates Revolutionary Road

8 oct 08

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I have the cover with the bottle of whisky on the front. Where did you get this from? :-)?

Rondò Veneziano Masquerade

20 jun 08

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A drawer of memory has opened, they were trash but like, what, 7/8 years old? I liked them!

Tool Undertow

16 jun 08

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Great Group!

Roger Avary Le Regole dell'Attrazione

13 jun 08

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The book is in the queue, but I won’t see the movie before reading it; I love Eston Ellis. For American Psycho, I share the opinion of Eletto 1987; I happen to work with one or two characters similar to those soaked in the darkest side of the Big Apple. One of them wakes up at 5 to go to the gym in the morning, resembling more Dave Gahan than Bateman, but they share significant character similarities. Even though they live in the city during a full recession and not in the midst of Reaganite hedonism, whatever they do in private, I wouldn’t want to open their fridge even by mistake... :-)

Paolo Sorrentino Il Divo

7 jun 08

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Sorrentino and Servillo are the best in the field... I won't add anything more!

Galliano In Pursuit Of The 13th Note

23 oct 07

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A great love from years ago but still a great love… I completely agree with Odradek's comment! Guru and Us3 are must-haves.

Alfred Hitchcock La donna che visse due volte (1958)

4 jun 07

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The biggest flaw of Hitch is perhaps misogyny... only the ideal woman survives forever in the imagination of his protagonists, either because she is embalmed like Norman's mother or because she is absolutely frigid and unattainable like Kim Novak in the first part of the film. When she shows her earthly weaknesses or when she expresses her sense of emancipation, she is inevitably forced to die. A fantastic artist whose films I am gradually collecting to watch and rewatch.