I wasn't feel good after the movie. Gomorrah was the winner of Grand Prix in Cannes 2008 because of its high reality like documentary. The movie was not like 'God Father' series at all.. no cosmetics over violence any more.. And the movie brutally changed my Mediterranean fantasy about the country of Italy especially Naples.. I'm not that idiot who doesn't know the fact that there is always a coexistence of dark & dirty side of system, society or community. But if the story in the movie reflects what has been really happening in the city, it's literally a city of Gomorrah.. which needs to be doomed down anytime soon.. Hopefully it's a much exaggerated reality.. though we've been witnessing as of NOW much worse, more miserable and evilly and Gomorrahs in many countries and cities..
Already summer?? We've lost spring in here and just jumped into summer time so that I could suntan under the hot sun in the breeze.. It couldn't be lovelier..
I used to enjoy watching the play of "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett.. En attendant Godot. First time I had the play was when I was university student and I didn't really understand the crazy guy waiting for Godot and the weird bare tree without any single leaf.. After that I watched the play in my age of 30's and 40's..almost every year and I gradually got to grab something what Beckett was trying to convey to the people.. Actually it doesn't matter what the author was trying to achieve through the play but it was good for me to taste the difference as I get older, in other sense, hopefully get matured.. And the other joy was that I had different players every time and naturally compare the performance on individual level which is quite different & fresh as well..
Absolute recommendation!! A stunning story of youth standing right at the edge in life but still never losing a hope till the end of time. It was rich, harsh and real story along the road down from Honduras to the border of Florida via Mexico.
Love, friendship, patron ship, righteousness.. are the words lingering around me for a while.. after the cinema.