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London Film Festival: “Giulia Doesn’t Date At Night”
A baptism in chlorine, purifying to some, poisonous to others.
“Inglorious Bastards” – Tarantino’s inspiration
The Nazis meet their ends like contestants in "Stricly Come Dancing" or Ronaldo diving for a penalty when no one is near him.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, movies Also tagged mark farnsworth, quentin tarantino 2 Comments
Michelle Obama and the Pope: on veiling as debasement
Though the Pope is a religious figure and Obama is a politician, they could meet as equals.
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, christianity, feminism, women Also tagged catholicism, michelle obama, pope benedict 9 Comments
Montepulciano and the birthplace of the Renaissance
At lunchtime we’d wonder through some town's narrow cobblestones streets (cars can only park on the outside of these towns as there’s no space for them inside), towards some tavern, smelling the famous white truffles all the way in the street.
“One Night in Turin”: resurrected football, resurrected pasts