Okay, so the reason:
I went to see this wonderful, beautiful movie called Solo Dios Sabe (Only God Knows) and I loved it to pieces. It's about Dolores, a Brazilian living in San Diego that goes to Tijuana with her friends and meets Damian, who keeps her passport so she can stay for a little while. It starts as a road movie, them going to Mexico City, falling in love and getting to know Mexico in the process (which is despicted beautifuly, as mystic and colorful as it is). Dolores goes back to Brazil when she finds out her grandmother has died, and Damian follows her desperately. From there, the movie goes magical since it starts dealing with both Mexican SanterĂa, extreme Catholicism and CandomblĂ© (no, Anne Rice didn't invent it) and the colors and photography are just gorgeous and hazy and aslfjsdfj worthy. And waaah, the music!! Julieta Venegas singing electro-bossa nova, percussions and increading tempos. Also, the love scenes were both steamy and creative (OMG HONEY ON SKIN), and they show hard R beats NC-17 any time.
I've no idea if it'll be promoted internationally (or at least, in a large scale), but if it is people, you should really, really see it. :))))
Okay, so now on the squeeing: After the film, the director/writer, Diego Luna, Alice Barga (the female lead) and two other producers sat on the stage (this is my universitie's all-purpose theater) and stayed for a great Q&A session. Stupid little me was seated on the FOURTH row, and when the movie ended I went out and when I realized what was happening I could only sit on the stairs by the middle of the room, but I had still a LOVELY, AMAZING VIEW OF MY PLATONIC LOVE OF MY LIFE. (*cough*) Both ther Director and him were quite, quite funny, and he's so cute and easy going and no one in the room could tear their eyes off him *sigh* Too bad he cut his hair, though. And why, oh why did I forget to take my camera???? *weeps*
I went to see this wonderful, beautiful movie called Solo Dios Sabe (Only God Knows) and I loved it to pieces. It's about Dolores, a Brazilian living in San Diego that goes to Tijuana with her friends and meets Damian, who keeps her passport so she can stay for a little while. It starts as a road movie, them going to Mexico City, falling in love and getting to know Mexico in the process (which is despicted beautifuly, as mystic and colorful as it is). Dolores goes back to Brazil when she finds out her grandmother has died, and Damian follows her desperately. From there, the movie goes magical since it starts dealing with both Mexican SanterĂa, extreme Catholicism and CandomblĂ© (no, Anne Rice didn't invent it) and the colors and photography are just gorgeous and hazy and aslfjsdfj worthy. And waaah, the music!! Julieta Venegas singing electro-bossa nova, percussions and increading tempos. Also, the love scenes were both steamy and creative (OMG HONEY ON SKIN), and they show hard R beats NC-17 any time.
I've no idea if it'll be promoted internationally (or at least, in a large scale), but if it is people, you should really, really see it. :))))
Okay, so now on the squeeing: After the film, the director/writer, Diego Luna, Alice Barga (the female lead) and two other producers sat on the stage (this is my universitie's all-purpose theater) and stayed for a great Q&A session. Stupid little me was seated on the FOURTH row, and when the movie ended I went out and when I realized what was happening I could only sit on the stairs by the middle of the room, but I had still a LOVELY, AMAZING VIEW OF MY PLATONIC LOVE OF MY LIFE. (*cough*) Both ther Director and him were quite, quite funny, and he's so cute and easy going and no one in the room could tear their eyes off him *sigh* Too bad he cut his hair, though. And why, oh why did I forget to take my camera???? *weeps*
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And yeeees, go and see it if you can. :)
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It might be an opportunity for me to improve my skills. I'm up to the point where I can write papers, speak it decently, and read it really well. I just need to be able to understand it better.
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Ah, I didn't know that! If you ever want someone to practice with, I'm available. :)
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HAR
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The movie sounds very interesting, I hope they at least release it on video over here.
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Let's hope!
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Diego Luna. MMMPH. Can I have some of your happy vibes? Plzkthx? :-D
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*shivers*
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That part was so, so incredibly hot. *hides*