plausibel: November 2006

Babel

The movie focus continues. The new film of Alejandro Gonzalez Inárritu is going to be out in a few days. Inárritu is a personal hero of mine. The coming movie "Babel" is the third and last piece in a trilogy, which unites some important stories of our times: "Amores Perros", "21 gramms" and as mentioned before, "Babel". He has become a great master of the intertwined story-telling, often employing numerous strands of plot which stray seemingly lost through the movie, to be resolved only in a great final solution.

What gives Babel additional attractiveness is the impressive list of actors. Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett, Gael Garcia Bernal etc.

Nov

Introducing: Blower

Ladies and Gentlemen!

I am sorry for not having posted for such a long time. I've had quite some stuff to do. Let me just briefly introduce the ski which is going to be my vehicle through this year's winter. I could imagine that this is not very interesting for some of you - again I have to apologize. But I am just feeling like a kid with glowing eyes, standing in front of the christmas tree, waiting for the chorals to end so that it finally can unwrap the presents. I am waiting for the snow.

Nov

Your values, my beer

Yesterday I saw the new movie of Sacha Baron Cohen, "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan." I liked parts of it, although it shows a very strange kind of humour - if you can call it "humour"anyway. It's rather a good dose of regime critique. The Kazakhis are portrayed in an impressive way, impolite, sexist, antisemitic, violent and undereducated. It is satire, 100%. I wonder if anybody from Kazakhstan can laugh about it, though.

Nov

terminate this

and again an amazing video, this time a video about the carneval in rio de janeiro.

main character in this film is noone else but mr universe and gouverneur of california mr. arnold schwarzenegger!

enjoy!

video

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