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Come on... it's a nice movie. It doesn't stand out from the crowd of cheesy '80s films, but it's enjoyable. De Sica on the boat in Sardinia still makes me die laughing (the scene with the peppers that keeps coming back...). Because you all become a bit De Sica when you go for a stroll in the squares of the Costa Smeralda. I, with a freshly pronounced dejavu, will watch you from the boat.

The Sardinian man is named Angelo Licheri. He was the last person to see Alfredino alive. He had no experience, he wasn't a spelunker or a firefighter. "As soon as I saw that hole, so dark... I am very fearful, but I knew there was a child down there asking for help and then I felt a strength inside me, a courage..." Licheri's story is a beautiful "Italian" tale. Where sometimes nothing seems to be resolved without a hero. He descended for 45 minutes head first, when after 20 minutes the problems started with the blood pressure in his head. He reached the bottom, tried to harness Alfredino, but he was all covered in mud. He cleaned his mouth and eyes from the mud. He fought in 30 cm of hole for half an hour. Seeing that the harness was slipping, he tried to pull him up with force. But he couldn't do it. He emerged exhausted, injured to the bone, and was taken to the hospital. Besides him, several others attempted, with extreme courage, but there was a complete lack of intelligent coordination in the operations. Licheri refused "27 gold medals" because, he said, he couldn't save Alfredino.

"He has proven to be one of the best composers around... Perhaps the best of the last 30 years..." : are you saying he competes with Dylan?

What a Myth!

A fantastic record.

Reading the last microscopic line makes me wonder why it was you who read this book... to which of the mentioned categories do you belong...

Welcome to you! A Two of encouragement.

Mythical!