Don't look back in anger.

Aylin Valenzuela, 15 años, Santiago de Chile, fanatica de oasis, Liceo 1 Javiera Carrera . ANDA A LA FLECHA AL LADO DEL SIDEBAR. contador de visitas
contador visitas ' Doy follow back, si le interesa saber algo mande ask. Mi segundo apellido es Sayes, pololeo, soy sentimental. Vivo pensando en si prefiero el frío el calor. Me encanta el chocolate, los postres, la lasaña, soy MUY hambrienta. Amo el café pero nunca lo tomo porque me impide dormir. Me apasiona la danza. Me gusta leer. Preferiría aprender a pintar y dibujar antes de tocar guitarra.. pero por esas casualidades de la vida en el electivo elegí música. Soy detallista, impulsiva, floja, fin. All the people, some many people! ♪



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filmspaz:

Les Choristes
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fuckyeahpoesia:

Dead Poets Society (traducida en Latinoamérica como La sociedad de los poetas muertos y en España como El club de los poetas muertos)
Es una película estadounidense dirigida porPeter Weir en 1989 con guion de Tom Schulman. Protagonizada por Robin Williams, narra el encuentro de un profesor de literatura con un grupo de estudiantes durante 1959 en una prestigiosa y conservadora academia. A través de la poesía, el profesor inspira un cambio en las vidas de sus alumnos. Ganó un Oscar al mejor guión original.
VIA
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i-lovesleep:

“Fui a los bosques porque quería vivir a conciencia, quería vivir a fondo y extraer todo el meollo a la vida, y dejar a un lado todo lo que no fuese vida, para no descubrir en el momento de mi muerte, que no había vivido.” — La sociedad de los poetas muertos.
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mfs:

Cinema Paradiso. (Cinema Pardiso - Listen here)
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hj-gyozas:

cinema paradiso 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pryvGsgfTiQ&feature=relmfu
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whatshewanted:

My truth: Cinema Paradiso by Giuseppe Tornatore (music by Ennio Morricone) is my most favourite film. Everything in this movie - everything - embodies what I adore about movies and story telling and love.
A young boy (Toto) in post-WW2 Italy goes to work as the assistant to the projectionist (Alfredo) at the local movie house in the village. The parish priest sits and watches all of the movies first and rings a bell to inform the projectionist of what scenes to cut out of the film reel. All the scenes feature kissing and love making. Over the years the projectionist becomes like a father to Toto (whose own father died in the war). Toto grows up and moves away from his small town and becomes a famous filmmaker. When Alfredo dies, the grown-up Toto goes back to his home town for the funeral and sees old friends and family. And he remembers. The film is told in flashbacks. Toto recalls his childhood, his friends and his first love - his one true love.  Alfredo has left him a gift and he opens it when he returns home. The gift is a film reel of all the deleted love scenes that Alfredo had to cut over the years.
I cry every time I watch that scene.
This movie.
This movie is about love, family, dreams, and regrets. It is a valentine to movies and our love of cinema. It is also the movie that reflects every thing that I honour and value in life and love. And when I watch this film (I have seen it at least 20 times) I think of my parents and Italy.
It is the film that I love the most and it continues to inspire me today - in my work and my life.
If you have not seen this movie - I hope you will do so - it is a treasure.
If you click on the picture above you can go to the YouTube link of the final scene in the movie where Toto watches that very special reel.
xo
jojo
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isharayar:

365 film challenge: #53 TRAINSPOTTING(1996, Danny Boyle)
Long time without rewatching it and I needed it.
Great editing. A modern classic!