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"One of the most shameful and inhumane acts ever committed by the State Police of a European country." The project could have truly been something original and mature, but as it is, it feels like an operation only partially successful or... just halfway there.
"One of the most shameful and inhumane acts ever committed by the State Police of a European country."
The project could have truly been something original and mature, but as it is, it feels like an operation only partially successful or... just halfway there.
Explore Christian Mirra's graphic novel to understand the Diaz School tragedy through a personal and artistic perspective.
"From the Research standpoint, the times are ripe... to clearly focus on any real problem, stripping away the embellishments." "We live in an emotional and existential darkness that envelops our heart: how to transform it into brightness and welcome... through the power of the smile."
"From the Research standpoint, the times are ripe... to clearly focus on any real problem, stripping away the embellishments."
"We live in an emotional and existential darkness that envelops our heart: how to transform it into brightness and welcome... through the power of the smile."
Dive into Osho’s transformative insights—discover how laughter can lead you to true, lasting happiness today!
A blunt film, ruthless and outspoken in denouncing the absurdity of the Institution of Marriage. The man recalls his Catholic and bigoted upbringing, drawing parallels with Bosch’s pictorial masterpiece that inspires the film’s title.
A blunt film, ruthless and outspoken in denouncing the absurdity of the Institution of Marriage.
The man recalls his Catholic and bigoted upbringing, drawing parallels with Bosch’s pictorial masterpiece that inspires the film’s title.
Discover the fearless artistry of Silvano Agosti’s Il Giardino delle Delizie—watch this bold classic and dive into a thought-provoking film experience!
"This film is a sick work directed by a sick person" - W.H. ‘A film, in its own way, a condemnation of the 1968 revolution... prophesying its end and the ‘return to order’ by a people who will not be able to revolutionize anything if the change does not start from the individual.’
"This film is a sick work directed by a sick person" - W.H.
‘A film, in its own way, a condemnation of the 1968 revolution... prophesying its end and the ‘return to order’ by a people who will not be able to revolutionize anything if the change does not start from the individual.’
Explore this provocative Werner Herzog film and its bold take on freedom and revolution—watch now to form your own opinion!
It is by observing... the grace and delicacy of this velvety touch of Pluto’s hand... that one realizes the greatness and enormous sensitivity of Gian Lorenzo Bernini. It seems as if observing a stop-frame of a film scene, frozen in an endless and sublime moment.
It is by observing... the grace and delicacy of this velvety touch of Pluto’s hand... that one realizes the greatness and enormous sensitivity of Gian Lorenzo Bernini.
It seems as if observing a stop-frame of a film scene, frozen in an endless and sublime moment.
Explore Bernini’s masterful Rape of Proserpina at the Borghese Gallery—see the emotion and skill carved in marble!
The usual well-packaged American-styled junk. If you want to "waste" two hours on a technically well-made comic with ZERO content, go ahead and watch it.
The usual well-packaged American-styled junk.
If you want to "waste" two hours on a technically well-made comic with ZERO content, go ahead and watch it.
Discover if Iron Man 2 is worth your time — read the full review and watch the trailer now!
Schultheiss makes us breathe the same dust of the suburbs... hear the noise of traffic or the obsessive heat of certain desolate shores of the American outskirts. A book that, technically, falters a bit due to imperfect printing but still enhances the charm of a 'perfectly coherent' object with the decadent and nihilistic content of the stories told.
Schultheiss makes us breathe the same dust of the suburbs... hear the noise of traffic or the obsessive heat of certain desolate shores of the American outskirts.
A book that, technically, falters a bit due to imperfect printing but still enhances the charm of a 'perfectly coherent' object with the decadent and nihilistic content of the stories told.
Dive into the raw world of Bukowski through Matthias Schultheiss’ masterful comic adaptation—read and explore these gritty stories today!
"Try not to feel too useful and above all do not consider your failure as a mark of distinction." "Never miss the chance to criticize those around you rather than understanding them... base your life on regret, rather than on desire."
"Try not to feel too useful and above all do not consider your failure as a mark of distinction."
"Never miss the chance to criticize those around you rather than understanding them... base your life on regret, rather than on desire."
Discover the biting humor and sharp wit of Carlo Bordini's Manual of Self-Destruction—read it if you dare!
The first great discomfort a man experiences is at the moment of birth, when he transitions from water to air. Why do I write? Out of fear. Out of fear that the memory of the lives of the people I write about might be lost.
The first great discomfort a man experiences is at the moment of birth, when he transitions from water to air.
Why do I write? Out of fear. Out of fear that the memory of the lives of the people I write about might be lost.
Explore Guido Harari's intimate photo of Fabrizio De André and connect with the heartfelt legacy of an Italian music legend.
It's curious how the human soul is morbidly attracted to imperfections, to the small errors found in the objects and things that surround us. There will always be someone who can seize and make us notice that subtle 'beauty of unfinished things' that renders the things of life less ephemeral and more true.
It's curious how the human soul is morbidly attracted to imperfections, to the small errors found in the objects and things that surround us.
There will always be someone who can seize and make us notice that subtle 'beauty of unfinished things' that renders the things of life less ephemeral and more true.
Discover why imperfections captivate us—read Maria Claudia Rampiconi’s essay and explore the charm of life's imperfect beauty.
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