carlosvitabreu

The most interesting about it is that the movie was written and directed by a young woman at that time. I explain, I m a man. First time I saw almost ten years ago, I thought that it was a little boring, although the movie touch me someway Icouldnt understand. I realised Fanning was fantastic, but i didn't understand Marco. But it is not I movie about a pre teenager. I revisited the movie latter and I was catched about Marco's "no meaning for life". Now I think this is a movie for after 50 yo. You need to lived a lot and have children to understand and appreciate the long and silence scenes.

Despite all modern expectations about pacifism, we are a long way from finding peace. Frankly, social well-being, equality, freedom or substitute environmentalisms as one cause to hold do not answer to our real anxieties and desires. We suffer badly for our external and internal wars, while we reproduce: the life and wars. The sensation of our Apocalypse Now remains ... Depardieu final scene:

• Yes, Europeans always find a way to not ask for forgiveness through charity.