what's your favourite movie? - Page 6 - The Orange Room

Stella

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bodhisattva

What the Bleep do We Know

stella, they might even have it in your language ;)

bodhi.

I dont know if I can get this film! But I definitely MUST! It raises the Most Important Questions, what I ask myself every day! And there's nothing safe to what we could insist, maybe this all is an illusion! A copy of a copy!

Bodhisattva

Quote:

I dont know if I can get this film! But I definitely MUST! It raises the Most Important Questions, what I ask myself every day! And there's nothing safe to what we could insist, maybe this all is an illusion! A copy of a copy!

bodhi.

p.S: if you cant wait till NOVEMBER

i'll send it to you over the net.. have it in .avi format, 700MBs..

namaste little one..
.

Stella

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bodhisattva

bodhi.

p.S: if you cant wait till NOVEMBER

i'll send it to you over the net.. have it in .avi format, 700MBs..

namaste little one..
.

Yesss! The cinemas are playing it, so I'm gonna watch it on monday!

Anyway there is another movie right now in the cinemas, what I would like to watch: El Camino directed by a Hungarian, maybe it would be helpful to watch it in preparing for it. (you havent answered my question yet

)

Bodhisattva

Quote:

And there's nothing safe to what we could insist, maybe this all is an illusion! A copy of a copy!

Quote:

Yesss! The cinemas are playing it, so I'm gonna watch it on monday!

take a mini-notebook with you and a handy pen!

Quote:

Anyway there is another movie right now in the cinemas, what I would like to watch:

which one

Quote:

El Camino

tx for the recommendation.. "the Way", smell a little of Santiago maybe in Manuel.. and ive heard Carolina's heading for a successful career... tell me how you find it.. or perhaps what you find through it

Quote:

directed by a Hungarian,

i thought javier olivera was argentinian?!

Quote:

maybe it would be helpful to watch it in preparing for it.

it sounds great, you should watch it eitherway

Quote:

(you havent answered my question yet

)

its difficult to answer something you are questioning yourself.. otherwise you wouldnt be questioning it nor seeking to understand it

bas, open a thread.. we'll see what we can manage

bodhi.

Stella

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bodhisattva

take a mini-notebook with you and a handy pen!

Quote:

tx for the recommendation.. "the Way", smell a little of Santiago maybe in Manuel.. and ive heard Carolina's heading for a successful career... tell me how you find it.. or perhaps what you find through it

i thought javier olivera was argentinian?!

The film is : El Camino directed by Ferenc Tolvaly, and it is a hungarian-german co-production. I dont know that film you've mentioned, is it also about that "Camino" in northern Spain?

Quote:

its difficult to answer something you are questioning yourself.. otherwise you wouldnt be questioning it nor seeking to understand it

No, I asked your opinion about the Camino, as you have already read Coelho's work, check this one then:
http://www.lfpm.org/forum/showthread.php?t=7377&page=2

Actually we moved to a park-village called: Santiago (Szentjakab in Hungarian) few years ago, before I had known anything about the Camino, we have got even a statue of the pilgrim Santiago at the entrance of the village, wearing shell and stock, you know. When I got to be interested in the pilgrimage I realized that it must be a sign, that I moved to the village of Santiago.