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Hi Ratman, I can't really categorize it... it's a film that disturbs... the fear it evokes isn't of the Argento type nor is it like Saw... there are many gruesome scenes, yes, some a bit unpleasant and a few twists… but it's the everyday context in which the film beautifully fits that makes everything very "possible" and therefore very frightening...

@MACACO: thank you for the clarifications.. what I’m wondering is (and I hope to explain myself well): how is it that Brazilian music manages to always be so fascinatingly "the same" without succumbing to the influences of trendy (and non-trendy) American or European musical currents? We Italians ourselves, despite having a highly appreciated musical tradition, feel the winds of change very much (sometimes for the worse) and we get swept away. Or maybe it's just a matter of ignorance, so there’s a whole reality hidden from me, and I dare say, bras-pop, bras-rock, bras-funk.. etc I apologize again for these kindergarten-level questions.

Thank you Shò for the compliment...

Okay, I'm not voting because I'd be WAY too emotional... can I say that these two really get on my NERVES!? The video is unwatchable, she's quite a mess, the single is absolutely nonsense... as I imagine the rest of the album will be. We'll forget about them soon enough... p.s. bring me back Imbruglia!!!

Well, let's get to it.. @MUITO: I read that you're a connoisseur... could you tell me what you think about the album? I really like Marisa Monte too... although I believe she belongs to a different branch of South American music.

horrible review for an album that deserves much more attention.. (you don't say anything about the fantastic songs with the Divine Comedy). and then at times the album is very emotional. in the end, do you like it or not?

a group that I know little about. the strong lyricism of emidio clementi is, however, common knowledge.. a high score for their literary value

Instead, I feel like you're too much of a jerk... does it "get" you to get some plastic surgery? PISS OFF!

@SFASCIA: you understood perfectly, it pains me to admit it.. I can't delve into this discussion because I don't think the context is appropriate and it has nothing to do with music.. as for the fact that all this taught me something, I'll just say "yes." Setting aside my psychological turmoil.. I truly hope that others discover this artist. @TROTA D'AMARE: I can't love you.

At times brilliant... but I can't bring myself to appreciate it. The scene of the murder of Eleonora Giorgi, however, is worth a watch.