my mom flew in to prague on friday on a direct flight from the real world, and she brought jellybeans. she will be staying here for nine days. the film festival days of european films has started, and i have planned a very active film-viewing schedule for the next two weeks. yesterday we saw a really marvelous german film called nothing but ghosts (i beam with happiness at the thought of german cinema lately), and tonight a not quite so marvelous polish film called wednesday, thursday morning. the director grzegorz pacek was there, but the q&a after the film was quite tense, as the film has some good moments, and was the kind that i hang on to, hoping it doesn't fall short, but then it does, and i feel sorry that it did.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
dny evropského filmu
my mom flew in to prague on friday on a direct flight from the real world, and she brought jellybeans. she will be staying here for nine days. the film festival days of european films has started, and i have planned a very active film-viewing schedule for the next two weeks. yesterday we saw a really marvelous german film called nothing but ghosts (i beam with happiness at the thought of german cinema lately), and tonight a not quite so marvelous polish film called wednesday, thursday morning. the director grzegorz pacek was there, but the q&a after the film was quite tense, as the film has some good moments, and was the kind that i hang on to, hoping it doesn't fall short, but then it does, and i feel sorry that it did.
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