20 novembre 2005 12:00
da: The Washington post On a humid morning, scores of women and wailing babies crowded into the dirt courtyard of a private home a day’s journey north of Kabul. They squeezed into a sliver of shade against a mud wall, the only refuge from the intense sun on a summer day when the temperature reached [...]
[ Leggi tutto → ]16 novembre 2005 06:00
da: The New York Times The adage that history repeats itself first as tragedy, then as farce is charmingly illustrated by Neil Jordan\’s picaresque fairy tale, \”Breakfast on Pluto.\” Superficially, the movie might be described as \”The Crying Game\” redux, in which the director revisits his 1992 political thriller with its gender-bending twist. Leggi l’articolo [...]
[ Leggi tutto → ]16 novembre 2005 06:00
da: The New York times The adage that history repeats itself first as tragedy, then as farce is charmingly illustrated by Neil Jordan\’s picaresque fairy tale, \”Breakfast on Pluto.\” Superficially, the movie might be described as \”The Crying Game\” redux, in which the director revisits his 1992 political thriller with its gender-bending twist. Leggi l’articolo [...]
[ Leggi tutto → ]16 novembre 2005 06:00
da: When Tommy Devito in \’\’Jersey Boys,\’\’ talks about driving to a landfill next to a dump to cheer for a team from New York, there is usually knowing laughter from much of the audience. New Jerseyans have been filling Broadway seats to see this show about their homegrown sons, Frankie Valli and the Four [...]
[ Leggi tutto → ]16 novembre 2005 06:00
da: The New York Times When Tommy Devito in \’\’Jersey Boys,\’\’ talks about driving to a landfill next to a dump to cheer for a team from New York, there is usually knowing laughter from much of the audience. New Jerseyans have been filling Broadway seats to see this show about their homegrown sons, Frankie [...]
[ Leggi tutto → ]15 novembre 2005 06:00
da: Corriere della Sera Di lui Milan Kundera scrisse: «Di tutti gli scrittori della mia generazione che abitavano a Parigi durante gli anni Ottanta era forse il più grande. Il più grande e il più invisibile». A Parigi, dopo una lunga malattia, Danilo Kis morì a 54 anni, nell\’ ottobre del 1989. Leggi l’articolo originale
[ Leggi tutto → ]4 novembre 2005 06:00
da: The New York Times \”Are we ever going to get to kill anyone?\” asks a young marine toward the end of \”Jarhead.\” It may be a strange question to hear in a war movie, but \”Jarhead,\” about an unusual war, the first gulf war, is a curious example of the genre. Leggi l’articolo originale
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