Dreamcatcher

Hi everyone! Today I will talk about the film "The Wind That Shakes The Barley" directed by Ken Loach.  I think this film is very interesting to a certain point, because showed me a one reality that I don´t know, the reality from Irish people during the Irish civil war.  But, the film have a how many parts boring for that reason lose the storyline in many moments. In general, I don´t like the film, but I think that were more short, like one or one half hour, will better. My favorites character are Sinear and Damien O´Donovan, because they represent the real revolution spirit, the fight until the end for they ideal country an they don´t let the others persons, include the persons that they love, intervene in they ideas. My favorite scene have a relation with the previous, when  Damien dies before a firing squad commanded by his brother, Tommy O´Donnovan. It´s a very powerful scene, because represent the sense of the duty and honor, consequences of think different an

The best vacation ever for me happen this winter vacation, I went to the south of Chile with my mom. We were there for ten days and was a awesome experience, because I can saw a part of my family that I never saw in three years. We had travel together for different parts like Frutillar, Valdivia, Purranque, Osorno, Corte Alto etc. It is a wonderful experience because I strengthen the bond with my grandmother, my uncle, my aunts and my cousins. The first and the last day we celebrated birthday parties, first the birthday of the best friend of my mom and last the birthday of my grandmother. And yes, I eat a lot of food and go up many weight, but worth it. Some days I went with my cousin go all over for Purranque, the town where she lives, and know her friends, they are very funny and nice. Other days I played "Just dance" with my little cousin and helped my grandmother in the kitchen. These days were amazing because I managed to share with the all my relatives in dif