Inglés IV - Eduardo's blog

Well, right now i'm studying "cine y televisión", but in the last week, and to be honest, since many years i was looking  the journalism with particular interest. I am one of the kind of person who yell to the screen when i hear fake news, disinformation or quite debatable opinions. I know, is well known the role of public media defending the status quo and hegemonic powers, but i cannot simply take it. It makes me very angry and has long ago made me hate this profession. Later than early, i could recognize the importance of investigative journalism who have given his rightful respect, although dependent journalism dishonor the profession all the time, the painful reality cannot be hide over the carpet. In this way, thanks to all revelations that lately bring us the independent journalism, i've been fantasizing with a future were i'm a journalist who help to reveal political scandals or criminal practices within the economic powers, and contribute to build an ecos...

Hi everyone. Well for this post i don't have anything in mind to write and i don't really want to give it a lot of thought, so i just will try to trow a few ideas about a movies saga that recently i saw on tv. Yesterday, accompanied by my mom and grandmom, we were watching a few titles of the movies based in the life of Yip Kai-Man, mostly knowing as Ip Man, the grandmaster of Wing Chun and teacher of Bruce Lee. I think these part of the history is generally know so i keep my way and i will tell you some question this movie leave having around in my mind, and with a little bit of luck someone can tell his thoughts too. In think the principal objective of the movies is communicate the link between the Kung Fu and the chinese ideals rooted in Confucianism. Well in that way i'am not sure if i catch that ideas of chinese ideals. In one hand, it's obviosly that Master Ip Man embodies some kind of stoicism, modesty and life balance, but in the other, i think that could be a i...

  I think a important topic for all of film students is filmmaker preferences. And by my side, one of the filmmaker who i most admired is, without a doubt, Emir Kusturica. He is a director who was born in 1954 in Yugoslavia, within a Muslim-Bosnian family. His college studies was taken at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, debuting in 1981 with his first film  Do You Remember Dolly Bell?  During his life he has filmed many movies and documentary films, even winning the connoted  Golden Palm two times, but  personally speaking all this achievements in themselves are meaningless to me without the steady ideals who makes his films special. Many of Kusturica's movies introduce to the viewer the rich ethnical identity in Balkan Peninsula and a t ough opposition of the western intervention during the Yugoslav Wars. In his films he accuses the economic| and geopolitical  interest who drive that country into  consecutive separations of their i...