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I understood concisely but I believe it has been exaggerated here, really a shame.

A beautiful gift, interesting and rare

This series is absolutely beautiful. In my opinion, it's perfect for parents and children to watch together.

Dario, I think you need to get in line. There's a queue! :-) (A review of "The Betrothed"? I don't see any usefulness in that.)

In my opinion, on certain matters you hit the mark for a moment, you should have flown a tad lower. We are, in my view, faced with a band that in the past has provided musically significant performances but has never been able to take (or perhaps has not wanted to take) the decisive step, an important limit also because the opportunities were not lacking. Very good musicians and an honest lyricist like Curreri (even if inconsistent). A few less exclamations and it would have been a home run of a review.

Dick was majestic precisely for these psychological developments of the characters; he could draw into seemingly mundane stories and contexts the structural troubles of the human mind. Unique and brilliant, essential for any lover of the book as a gift and virtue of humanity.

There was already the review, and this adds nothing, almost trivial. Useless and ugly disc.

Nice find, I don't know him. I'll have to get it, of course.

This review had slipped my mind, unfortunately. An incredibly interesting film on a very sad and harsh topic. Listening to many statements, I see a frenzied and pointless rush to protect oneself under "a flag" while there are people who cannot protect themselves from bombs. The first thought of the world should be to think about peace, not to make proclamations and positions on who is right or wrong. But evidently, it's easy to take sides when you don't live through war and only see it on television screens. There are no winners or losers, legitimate defenses or acts of war. There were people who, faced with a bomb instead of supplies to live, would always prefer to use weapons to defend themselves.

Latte+ is a terrible place, Liò is honest as much as you want but it’s a hole with a "stage". Brescia has no places for concerts, it's a shame. Anyway, I’ll let you know, I’m definitely going to see Benvegnù on the 23rd in Cellatica at Morya. (I’m not even from Brescia city, I live in Ospitaletto)