Adagio

Lara Fabian:Adagio

I don't know where to find you
I don't know how to reach you
I hear your voice in the wind
I feel you under my skin
Within my heart and my soul
I wait for you
Adagio
All of these nights without you
All of my dreams surround you
I see and I touch your face
I fall into your embrace
When the time is right I know
You'll be in my arms
Adagio
I close my eyes and I find a way
No need for me to pray
I've walked so far
I've fought so hard
Nothing more to explain
I know all that remains
Is a piano that plays
If you know where to find me
If you know how to reach me
Before this light fades away
Before I run out of faith
Be the only man to say
That you'll hear my heart
That you'll give your life
Forever you'll stay
Don't let this light fade away
Don't let me run out of faith
Be the only man to say
That you believe, make me believe
You won't let go
Adagio

Qui portera l'amour?

Une fois mon existence à jamais absorbée, Qui donc vouera un culte au violon du grillon? Qui soufflera du feu sur les branches frappées de givre? Qui donc ira s’écarteler sur l’arc-en-ciel? Qui donc en pleurs enlacera des hanches rocheuses Pour les changer en champs qui mollement ondulent? Qui câlinera des cheuveux, des artères Ayant racine dans des murs? Qui donc enfin élèvera des cathédrales d’injures A des croyances ravagées? Une foi mon existence absorbée à jamais, Qui donnera l’épouvante aux vautours? Qui portera sur l’autre rive L’Amour qu’il tient entre ses dents? Poème original: Nagy László    Translation: Eugène Guillevic

Sogno

Gianna Nannini - Sogno

...ti aspetteró la notte, eterna mia ossessione...

Re-discovering the movie Songcatcher

I will have to find some time to watch this film again!

The secret life of Daphne du Maurier

 Daphne du Maurier is one of my favourite authors. I love her book titles Rebecca, it's such and amazing work!Just like  Don't look now (which contains short stories) and The birds. I would like to read more from her!

The other reason why she is close to my heart, is because she had the "venetian tendencies". It was her code for the L people. She was in love with her publisher's wife, Ellen Doubleday and she had an affair with the amazing Gertrude Lawrence. The movie Daphne focuses on these two relationships. 

Daphne du Maurier (Geraldine Somerville)

Daphne&Ellen (Geraldine Somerville,Elizabeth McGovern)

one of my fav shots

Daphne&Gertrude (Geraldine Somerville,Jane McTeer)

The divine Patricia Clarkson

Síííí, una otra mujer madura!Isn't she pretty?Yes,yes she is! For the first time i saw her in Married life. Then in Cairo Time. And then in this and then in that...For me her best role was in High Art where she oh la la kissed a girl! And i could see her on the big screen too, when i watched Friends with benefits in the cinema. And i can tell that she gets more beautiful with time! But let the pictures prove it!

Okay, i can't leave this pic out. Julianne Moore&Patricia Clarkson!

And of course not only her beauty but her performaces are extraordinary as well!

Women in roman age

Bonjour mes visiteurs,

It's time to return to the world of amazing movies and beautiful women!For starting, i'm presenting a series which i started to watch not long ago and sadly i've already finished it. Voilá, that's Spartacus! This series has two seasons, the first is Blood and sand (2010). The story tells about Spartacus, who (after some unfortunate events) becomes a slave and then a gladiator. This world is cruel and knows no mercy. The only aim of Spartacus is r-e-v-e-n-g-e on the house of Batiatus and everybody who lives in it (they own the ludus, the training school of gladiators). The series is full with fights, blood, love AND beautiful women of course. So let's turn our heads to the most beautiful characters. Lucy Lawless (best known for Xena, series of my childhood) plays the domina of the house Batiatus. 

Lucy Lawless as Lucretia 

In the first season Lucretia has a beautiful and dangerous friend, Ilithya (played by Viva Bianca) The two women use each other for their own purpuses and this leads to a tragic end. 

Viva Bianca as Ilithya

Lucretia and Ilithya-deadly games

The second season, The gods of the arena (2011) tells the story of the raising of house Batiatus, it tells what happened before Blood and sand. Unfortunately this season counts only 6 parts, but it's as amazing as the first season, and i tell you the reason: Gaia (played by Jaime Murray). She appears in the very first episode, as an old friend of Lucretia. The two women are delirious of the reunion. They share something very special...

Jaime Murray as Gaia (my personal favourite in the whole series)

she IS the glorious sun

Gaia and Lucretia-beyond the friendship

Let yourself be enchanted by the wildness of the roman age and by it's beautiful women...

-Allegra-