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Having seen the film, thanks to the tip... back then I was living in New York, but I was a child!!! I really liked it... but speaking of drug films, I've always found both the book and the film "Christiana F. Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo" extraordinary, strange that no one mentioned it... did it only appeal to me?

very nice... I saw it thanks to your suggestion... a bit naive, but nice... and it clearly says one thing, that music is love... what a disaster life would be without music...

but whose wave is it? :)

The film is, among the many by Volontè, perhaps the most beautiful... he is truly phenomenal... those were the days of class struggle, which no longer exists (the class struggle), yet the difference between classes still exists... but with TV and little treats, they have anesthetized the "consciousness"... we are at the end of the line... the country is in the hands of those who "make the politics of facts," their own facts of course, but the average Italian has been swayed... the left has great responsibilities, still chasing ideals... Italians no longer care about ideals... 15 years of Berlusconism have numbed and infected everyone... the League is doing well, it talks about concrete facts, it takes care of private interests, but of an entire community... and the left? What does it do? Where are the comrades? The same workers, and there are still many in Italy, no longer vote left... what a national tragedy... we are plunging into the abyss, believing that those who govern us are acting in good faith... well, I don’t believe it, not at all... Berlusconi is the cancer that is killing political consciousness in Italy...

...sometimes one comments and does not skip... to shed light... based on one's modest opinion, of course... :)

Yes, but Misterno has closed its doors... this is sad... but it happened because the stories had lost their relevance... all in favor of other characters and to the detriment of Misterno!!!

Geenoo, can you explain it to us?

I had no polemical intentions!!! :)

@(!), I completely agree with what you write!!! absolute freedom in interpreting and shaping reality, painting doesn’t have to be perfect mimesis... that said, I find that pose improbable... he is free to represent it that way, I am free not to like it!!! :)

I should see it up close to really judge it... for now, I say: never liked it... too decorative, improbable pose, horrible hair... oh, but... it's just my opinion...