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I know that it’s late but I’m so happy that the spring has arrived and I can finally feel the warm of the sun and see the appearance of the flowers with their splendid colors!!
Unfortunately the quarantine caused by the Coronavirus doesn’t allow me to enjoy this wonders, and the gentle breeze of the wind. The only moment I can feel it, is
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atram:
@chillism Thank you for your Amazing thought and your positiveness!! 🥰🥰🥰☺️☺️☺️
user997870:
Awn very cute and this pandemic will pass to all of us really is a very difficult phase but with a lot of faith it will improve 🤗💓
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Finally, I gave my exam of “Elements of Audivisual’s direction” for the short film “Quello che non ho”, Which I made with my friends: Alessio Cosa and Giovanni Lasagna

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4lSAjxP1yM

Because of the Corona-F###ING-virus I gave the exam with WhatsApp, but the best things about this is our works has paid off, and I can’t wait to celebrate this result 🤩🤩🤩🤩🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎇🎇🎇🎆🎆🎆

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Hi Everyone!!

First at all, I want to thank you for your compliments for my poem "I have seen..." . I can't belive that my blog was on the homepage of Suicidegirls's Website!! and thinking that I was uncertain about the quality of the poem!!

But unfortunatley I want to talk about a situation that hit my country very hard.

In fact where I live
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atram:
@franie @annmerel Thank you!! For now the situation is Ok, but We are very cautious
minkybiscuits:
Keep safe and I hope things change soon
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Outside the window
I have seen the moon become
a sun,
and the luxuriant
flowers
blossom under its bright
rays.
I have seen ethereal spirits
walk
between the petals,
wrapped in the tender embrace
of the fog,
and then wake up
from this dream.

Poem (C): Me

"Bouquet of Flowers" (C):Marc Chagall

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atram:
@liljalove Thank you!! I was so worried about that!!🥰🥰🥰😊😊😊 @callina Thank you!! 🥰🥰🥰😊😊😊
minkybiscuits:
Lovely ❤️
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Fuori dalla finestra
ho visto la luna diventare
un sole,
e i fiori
rigogliosi
sbocciare sotto i suoi raggi
luminosi.
Ho visto degli spiriti eterei
camminare
tra i petali,
avvolti nel tenero abbraccio
della nebbia,
per poi risvegliarmi
da questo sogno.

Poem (C): Me

"Bouquet of Flowers" (C):Marc Chagall

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...I have finished with my group the short film for my exam of elements of audiovisual direction’s course, and my professor asked us to posted it on YouTube ( I don’t know the sense of this request🤔🤔).

If you want to see it for curiosity of make your opinion about this, you can click on the link below, but Unfortunately the audio is only in...
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Or How I celebrated the day of Love:

Yep. And I don’t feel guilty about this.

Besides my reaction of Valentine’s Day was like:


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Ok, now I have your attention the first thing I want to say is:
Hi Everyone!!

Today I want to open a discussion about the most annoying problem, which it haunting millions of creatives and it put them on a spiral of frustration and infinite procrastination:
The Creative/Writer's Block.
Yup, It's a lame topic but in the last times, I wanted to break this bad
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star:
Seal caught my attention but writers block is a bitch when you’re in the mood to create
atram:
@starstuff Yeah, I feel you
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Hi Everyone!!

Last Monday there was the centenary of Federico Fellini's birth, and for this event there were film projection in the cinemas, with the debates of the themes and the life of the famous filmaker, and in television.

I saw "Amarcord" which told about the vicissitudes of little town in the 1930's, which reinterpreted the Fellini's youthfulness.

I've already saw ths film but it...
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atram:
@camilafor I can’t wait to see your blog!! I’m so curious!! 🥰🥰🥰😊😊😊
oldernow:
I saw Amarcord when it came out all those years ago--i've seen all his films that way except the first three.  His best in my opinion are La Strada (really one of the best films in the world); Amarcord, Roma (which is kind of linked to Amarcord) ....and...Ginger and Fred, tho La Dolce Vita is very iconic and when compared to Antonioni's L'Aventurra of the same era really shows Fellini's genius in capturing the post-war hysteria of Italy