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“After” is the typical story of a good girl who falls in love with a bad boy. The film is a more innocent and politically correct version of Anna Todd´s novel. The actress who plays Tessa, Josephine Langford, has the… Continue Reading →
“About a Boy” (1998) by Nick Hornby is a coming of age novel that has been turned into a movie directed by Paul and Chris Weitz in 2002. Book: The story takes place in London, 1993 and has two main… Continue Reading →
“Me and You” by Niccolò Ammaniti (2010) is an Italian coming-of-age novel that has been adapted to a movie with the same title in 2012 by the director Bernardo Bertolucci. Book: The story takes place in Rome, Italy in 2000…. Continue Reading →
A visual representation of a masterpiece that has enchanted millions of people Are you a romantic person that is looking for a new movie to watch? Well you’re in the right place then. In this article we’re gonna talk about… Continue Reading →
The Absence- Interview
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“The Absence” is a Greek short film created by 17-year-olds who live in Ioannina, Greece. The film has as its main topic the method of lucid dreaming, which is used by the protagonist so as to control his dreams. For… Continue Reading →
“The Absence” (I Apousia) is a Greek short film created by 17-year-old boys and girls who live in Ioannina, Greece. The director and screenwriter is Theodore Dimitri (who also participates in the film as an actor), Nick Grapsas who created… Continue Reading →
SUMMARY After a nuclear war that has destroyed civilization, humanity has survived for three generations in spaceships that orbit high above Earth’s toxic atmosphere. No one knows when, or even if the planet will be habitable again. But in the… Continue Reading →
“Little Women” (1869) by Louisa May Alcott is one of the most well-known classic books of all time. Due to its huge success as a manuscript, it has been turned seven times into a movie. But, we will focus on… Continue Reading →
“The boy who harnessed the wind” by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer is an autobiographical book published in 2015. The titular movie based on the novel was directed by Chiwetel Ejiofor and was released for the first time at the… Continue Reading →
“One can forgive but one should never forget” The double-faced reality of freedom “Persepolis” is an autobiographical comic graphic novel by the Iranian-French author Marjane Satrapi, which has been turned into a movie directed by Satrapi herself. Persepolis includes two… Continue Reading →