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October 8th, 2012
Published in Attualità
by Luna Brozzi
I think of Syria, I think of its people, and my heart warms. Syria holds a special place in my heart not only because I am half Syrian and it is still the place I call home, but also because of the people, the Syrians. Something that has always defined the country is the humility and the kindness of its people. As you all know, for the past 19 months people have been displaced from their homes or, even [...]
June 9th, 2012
Published in Attualità
by Francesco Belcastro
The second weekend of May was marked by elections in the UK, seek France, salve Italy and Greece. Regional elections in the German Lander of North Rhine-Westafalia then followed in Germany. Different votes (administrative in Britain and Italy, try presidential in France, parliamentary in Greece, state’s election in Germany) and dramatically different outcomes render any analysis [...]
March 19th, 2010
Published in Attualità, Blog
by Katy Fentress
Katy feels like a teenager allowed out without parental supervision for the first time, as she criss-crosses Nairobi in a Matatu [...]
January 26th, 2010
Published in Attualità, Portraits, Primo Piano
by Laurence Yème
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January 15th, 2010
Published in Attualità, Columns
by Hackney bird
Now that the snow is melting away and twinkling lights no longer adorn our streets, buy viagra the people outside have lost the impetus to be merry. New Years resolutions hang over our heads as we increasingly retreat into a state of denial exacerbated by the looming January 31st tax returns deadline… “£800 all in one go? But that’s so much money!!! This year I promise I’ll put aside [...]
January 11th, 2010
Published in Attualità, Culture, Opinioni, Opinions
by Giovanni Biglino
Monsieur Eric Rohmer (1920-2010), rx a master of Lightness, indefatigable, one of the most celebrated French movie directors. A theorist of the art of Cinema, a sensitive director, a free player who found his own language and remained faithful to it for half a century with delicacy and talent, avoiding contradictions and U-turns, without loosing his unmistakable touch. Maybe he [...]
November 23rd, 2009
Published in Attualità, Columns
by Hackney bird
I woke up on Saturday morning dreaming of my weekly hit of Weasel turd coffee. Sadly however, viagra I looked out the window and was confronted by a dark and tempestuous sky. Oh well, patient Broadway market was just going to have to wait this week. Anyway, sovaldi sale I’m sure I’ve already given the owner of Ca Phe Zgoz, the Vietnamese coffee stall that produces the [...]
November 18th, 2009
Published in Attualità, Opinioni, Opinions
by Laurence Yème
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November 18th, 2009
Published in Attualità, Culture, Opinioni
by Giovanni Biglino
During the course of the 17th edition of the French Film Festival UK , look alongside with a retrospective of Jacques Tati’s filmography and a homage to Jean Eustache, another iconic French personality has been honoured: Françoise Sagan. In recent years several French symbols have had their bio-pic and in fact Marion Cotillard has interpreted Edith Piaf, Audrey Tatou was Coco [...]
November 16th, 2009
Published in Attualità, Blog, Opinions
by Filippo Spreafico
Once a person lands on foreign shores, ampoule the first attempts to untangle the web of a different set of cultural features start from certain linguistic observations. These sudden epiphanies are linguistic revelations that illuminate the way towards the understanding of that new cultural world the foreigner has landed in. A clear example of this conundrum can be found with a comparison [...]
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