We watched this movie, Carnival of Souls, in class, and I was really surprised. Indeed I was told it was a very old movie, I was kind of afraid to dislike it because i usually only watch recent ones, but I enjoyed it. Even more I think it was a very important step in scary movie's history.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Carnival of Souls
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
2nd podcast - "Veronika decide de mourir" (Paulo Coehlo)
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Playing For Change
Well here is one of my favorite bands... It's named Playing for Change. First, don't you think this name is wonderful? You will appreciate it even more when you know what the band is about. They just took people around the world, in different countries, and made them sing a part of a famous song. Most of the time they are not famous people, but persons in the street.
I think this band is a great way to realize how much music can make people equal; it is an international language.
I picked Stand By My, originally sang by Marvin Gaye. I was so touched the first time I heard it... So I hope you will love it as much as I do.
Let me know what you think =)
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Pulizer Prize
The Boston Fire:
The picture is beautiful. But in fact it makes me feel uncomfortable because I exactly know what happens right after the picture: the mother and her child die. One's death is very personal, I think it is kind of intrusive to watch this sort of picture. It also makes me feel upset that two people are actually dying. That is how people must have felt watching this picture and that is why the photograph is a really good one: he touched people, made them realize fires are atrocities that can kill lots of people, even if firemen do their best to save them. This picture is a real eyeopener.Welcome home:
This picture is the kind of things I like to see, It is something really happy that remind people how much war was hard for families. When we talk about war, we think about guns, bobs, death... But there was very strong emotional moments, like when soldiers went back to their families.
That is what is happening here; in this picture you can see a woman running to someone with a big smile. It is very representative of how much soldiers could have missed their families, and how much their families could have missed them. I could not imagine to experience such a thing with my brother and my father... This picture really moved me.
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