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hi dear...how do you do..do you remember me...how is life..please repy me dear...keatsbose@gmail.comregards...bye
Look, I love you! You are the one whom I want to spend rest of my life with!I can’t live without you! That’s trueCoz after all you are the oxygen!Hahaha! I was talking about oxygenDon’t get mad at me coz it’s April firstNima
Hi!! Thanks for adding me..your shelf is pretty exclusive..curious to know abt Parry Hotter..what it contains?Have a nice day..Salman
Actually, when I was a little younger; there was another journey I wanted to make. It was a religious one. I wanted to be a priest. However, I soon realized that my real vocation, my real calling, was the movies. I don’t really see a conflict between the church and movies- the sacred and the profane. Obviously there are major differences. But I could also see great similarities between a church and a movie house. Both are places for people to come together and share a common experience. And I believe there’s a spirituality in films, even if it’s not one which can supplant faith. I find that over the years many films address themselves to the spiritual side of man’s nature: from Griffith’s film Intolerance to John Ford’s The Grapes of Wrath. From Hitchock’s Vertigo to Kubrick’s 2001 and so many more. It’s as if movies answer an ancient quest for the common unconscious. They fulfill a spiritual need that people have to share a common memory.“Martine Scorsese”
Hello thereYour shelf indeed is impressive!:)
