AliceLitwin

Hello folks, I have just realized I haven't been writing a SINGLE journal entry since two years... Embarassing. Well, what might be of interest to you? First of all, I will be going to Brussels to shoot an editorial + cover image for a very beautiful magazine - which I am very proud of. I am also a little bit nervous, because I really want to create some masterpieces there, but I guess the keyword will be "relax" :D At the moment I also practice as a clinical psychologist which is exhausting but also very inspiring. If it is somehow possible, I would like to never quit this job, so my life could constantly consist of two paralleled worlds

Here we go. There are two movies I would like to talk about. 1. Knowing 2. Factory Girl 1. Knowing- a fantasy-action-mystery-thriller-apocalypse-drama with Nicolas Cage as nihilistic astrophysics professor who comes behind a oh-so-scaring secret about the end of the world. The good things about this movie are quickly named: some of the action-catastrophe sequences are nicely done (though the CGI effects are really not state-of-the-art), and the original idea of putting an apocalyptic numerology prophecy in a time capsule is actually pretty cool. Besides that, the movie is really not worth the price of the ticket. Nicolas Cage' comical over

Ok, here we go. :) 1. The film club- David Gilmour I think it is  what you call a very nice, touching book written by a true movie lover. It is about a father who chooses a different way of education for his teenage son - instead of forcing him going to school he lets him stay at home and do whatever he wants to do, pays his rent, all this under one condition- 3 times a week they watch a movie together and discuss it. Soon, the film club becomes a platform for other important life topics like life aims, girlfriend heartbreaks etc. There are two things I like about this book. Firstly, the way it is written- the tender, touching way the fa