I just finished watching the third season of The walking death (for the second time ☺️). It is one of my favorite series.

I watched the Netflix movie that titled 'my octopus teacher' with my younger daughter. It's a documentary film, and at the same time it's a love story between different species. A burned-out man went to South Africa, lived by sea, and freedived everyday. He met an octopus. At the first time, they observed each other at a distance. After some meetings, the octopus stretched her legs and they started the special relationship. The film showed her life and death. It was amazing and awesome.

Inglorious Basterds is one of my favorites and is the last movie I watched recently. The plot is entertaining and the characters are memorable.

The last movie I watched was Godzilla vs Kong. This movie was released in April here in Brazil and until now is the most watched. I didn't expect this movie would be so cool...actually I watched it by accident. I traveled to Saquarema (in Rio de Janeiro) with my family and we were going to the beach, but it started raining haha so we changed our way and ended up watching that movie. No regrets because I liked it. The movie is about a company that creates a cybernetic Godzilla which was a stupid idea and it brought the real one to the city and for that reason people were in danger. So a agent and 2 teenages tried to figure out what happened and why they were doing that. They tried to find a way to protect the city from the END, but it was on Kong and Godzilla's hand.

I watched film Another round (Druk) with Mike Mikkelsen...excelent actor for me. Four friends tried to be nonstop a little drunk to research how alcohol can improve or change their lifes. All four friend are different, of course... I like this film.

I watched "Knives Out". It reminds me Agatha Christie's novels, or Cluedo. As director and writer Rian Johnson dissapointed me with his star wars, but here, he made a simple but efficient screenplay. And I rediscovered an eccentric, resplendent Daniel Craig. I recommend !

Papillon is the name of the movie that I have watched last week. It was so interesting to watch as it is based on true events. Someone was accused of a murder and as a result he was jailed in a far island in South America but it belongs to France. He tries to flee but fails which made him subjects for two years of solitary. Then, he tries again to flee with three other prisoners but they quarrel on the boat. Later, they reach to another island but they get recognized by the inhabitants as fugitives. The authorities capture them again and sends them back to the prison. They decide to send them to a deserted island where there no hope to flee or survive. Finally, Papillon manage to flee that island when he makes a boat depending on the waves that leads him to freedom.

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It was My Hometown and I. It told five stories. Each story stood for a different place. The most impressive one for me is a teacher's story. He was old, and suffered from Alzherimer's disease. His memory was back When he was young, as a new teacher in a remote and poor village. Children here had no advanced devices to study, only broken desk and blackboard. Also Mr. Fang became the only teacher here. Many years have passed, students grew up, and the village changed a lot.Some of them succeeded. The shabby classroom disappeared. Mr. Fang's son knew his father's problem Cause Sometimes Mr. Fang would say: " who are you? where are my students? I need to go back. They Wait for me to begin classes." So he called those who lived in that village that Mr. Fang would be back there. They planned a situation where Mr. Fang was in class. They rebuilt the shabby classroom, and let their children act as Mr. Fang's students. This story is not too long, but it is the one that makes me cry.

La scorsa fine settimana ho guardato the lion king con mio nipote. Lui ha tre anni. E molto divertente quando canta la canzoni. Amma gli animali. Il suo personaggio preferito e il facocero, Pumba