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Well, life is made of stories. Even this one we are living will be a story to tell :-) Just set a goal (not an ambition, be careful). A goal. At that moment, you will stop chatting and start acting. And everything you do, even unconsciously, every tiny movement will be an action directed towards that end. You think I wrote this review to show off how good I am or because I love movies. For me, watching a film and getting lost in thought is the exact same thing. I wrote this review to talk to you. Participating in the lives of people, that is my goal.

My cousin :-) ("my cousin, my cousin" [Elio], let’s leave it at that...) is 28 years old, has 4 kids, works as an electrician, and has been working since he was 16. By the time he was 19, he was already a site manager and had fifty-year-old workers under his supervision. Now he manages sites in various regions of Italy. He found a contract in Angola (Angola is a resource-rich country that is trying to rebuild after a long civil war), and he is the only one on his team who doesn’t have a degree in engineering. But he is the one who takes care of the workers and makes sure they have everything they need. At first, the investors didn’t understand what role he had within the company. When they finally figured it out, they started inviting him to conferences, asking him any sort of nonsense. At first, he went, but it seemed like the only interest of those executives was to attend conferences. At some point, after a thousand questions like "how would you do this, and here up and down left and right," he would say, "eu voy trabalhar," I’m going to work... In Italy, to avoid any hassle (because that’s what inspections are for), he meticulously follows every loophole to stay compliant with all regulations and taxes. Here’s an example of someone who works behind the scenes. If you still haven't understood, I’ll keep going.

Oh yes... You need to start a conversation with whom you're speaking and take it all the way, without fear. It's tough, and in order not to be thought of as crazy or be harassed by annoying people, you have to work in the shadows. And keep everything in order. If you want examples, I've got them. :-)

I'm glad you share Panapp; when I saw the film, I was touched by the real story of that boy, and because I recognized myself in some of his attitudes and immature illusions :-) however, that doesn't change the fact that he made a mistake, he did it out of cowardice and selfishness, instead of working hard to find a way out, and this needs to be said harshly, especially with all the people who want to "escape" from Italy. Everyone tells me, "What are you doing here? If I were your age, I would leave..." but where would I go.. I have all my loved ones here, and if they all leave, who will remain in Italy? The opportunists, the mafiosos?

Anyway, to tell the truth: the guy from Into the Wild didn’t go into the woods to find himself, but to ESCAPE from himself. And at a certain point in the film, he also tells a big lie: "In life, what matters is not being strong, but feeling strong." What a load of crap: it's precisely when you feel really strong that you are more vulnerable, more weak. Chris feels strong because he has no one to compare himself to. This is cowardice in romantic sauce.

The Taj Mahal is neither underrated nor forgotten... True Music is underrated and forgotten.

mmma what do I have? tell me what do I have? I have an Indian face, and a past that's a bit stranger than those who said I will return, do you wait for me or not?...

mmma what do I have? tell me what do I have? I have an Indian face, and a past that's a bit stranger than those who said I will return, do you wait for me or not?...

Of course, now they only make me feel tenderness :))

The high school days... "I don't like you, you don't like me. We're lacking energy, yeah we're lacking energy"