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DeAge™ : 8286 days • Here since 3 october 2003

Scout Niblett The Calcination of Scout Niblett

22 mar 10

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listened to today, for me it's visceral love, one of the very few that manages to catch me there... tonight I listen better. Thank you Cappio, I didn't know about this release!

Pier Vittorio Tondelli Un Weekend Postmoderno

22 mar 10

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uhm, I can't say anything here, for me it's untouchable, in the sense that I understand but I don't understand, it's not my story, but I have read both him and you with interest.

Jim Ward In The Valley, On The Shores

22 mar 10

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Dear Blechi, (bleci), I’ve already told you in person, the review is really nice. I haven't listened to it yet, though, despite your previous advice, sorry............ :)

Cesare Pavese La Casa In Collina

22 mar 10

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beautiful page :D well done everyone!!

Terry George Hotel Rwanda

22 mar 10

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Oops, thanks for the correction Mustacchio!

It deserves credit for being the only Western film that talks about the Rwandan genocide, but it has a slight Disney sheen that irritated me—I don’t know if you understand. The African Schindler's List, yes, but even lampposts know the context of Schindler's List, while not much about Hotel Rwanda. A film that hints at things, therefore, but unfortunately leaves us ignorant about the context. I could also say it provides an opportunity to delve deeper into the context (see review). In my opinion, the director peaked with In the Name of the Father; it is emblematic that he, an Irishman, tackled the theme of the internal Rwandan conflicts... I'll skip over colonialism for now or maybe another time, no time to spend here. Cheers!