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In Reply to: Re: Tristana, posted by patrickU on January 23, 2004 at 03:37:45:

Thanks Patrick, I had forgotten that one. Bunuel wrote a stunning autobiography; apparently the original printing is in French and the USA released English paperback is somewhat abbreviated
I had a copy of the English translation as a hardback which was available in the late 1980s, lent it out, and never got it back, if you read this you will see why its a book that once lent out will never come back!
Graham

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Re: Tristana, - patrickU 05:53:23 01/23/04 (11)
You welcome Graham!
It is a bio I always want to read, but always forgot to...So now it was the right reminder...And just place an order at Amazon.fr...So in a certain kind..Thank you!
Lending things out is a terrible thing to do, at the moment I am deseperately looking for missing DVD�s..Years ago it was LP�s and books....Sometimes I am enraged at myself to do the lending...And every time I do it again..I must possede a weak character!
" Nazarin " was a film who left a profund mark in me too. Did you see it?
- Re: Agree on lending - rico 07:00:27 01/23/04 (8)
  The reason I have a huge movie collection on laserdisc and DVD is freedom, freedom to watch whatever I want whenever I want. I can't tell you how many times I've gone looking for a film and can't find it because I loaned it out to someone and I even forget the someone. The same applies to CDs.
  So now I don't loan anything out.
  - Re: Agree on lending - patrickU 07:11:07 01/23/04 (7)
    I still do.
    I can not manage to say " No. "
    I feel some kind of " Pat, you can not keep this beautiful things to yourself " even at the danger to not retrieve them.
    And boy am I tired to say to people...don�t forget to get them back to me...Until I have all, but forgotten myself.
    - A good, solid recipe to build a good bibliotheca is... - orejones 08:10:56 01/23/04 (6)
      ...to have many friends, and a poor memory...
      It works fine with discs, videos, DVDs,...
      Regards
      BF
      - You mean to build THEM a good biblioteca, right? nt - tinear 08:44:14 01/23/04 (2)
        
        In Reply to: A good, solid recipe to build a good bibliotheca is... posted by orejones on January 23, 2004 at 08:10:56:
        
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        To build YOURSELF a nice bibliotheca you only need good friends (many, better than few) and... - orejones 09:07:01 01/23/04 (1)
        
        In Reply to: You mean to build THEM a good biblioteca, right? nt posted by tinear on January 23, 2004 at 08:44:14:
        
        ...then you borrow from them, while your poor memory doesn�t haunt you if you never return them...
        Easy, isn�t it?
        Regards
        BF
        
        Re: The moral? - patrickU 12:40:03 01/23/04 (0)
        
        In Reply to: To build YOURSELF a nice bibliotheca you only need good friends (many, better than few) and... posted by orejones on January 23, 2004 at 09:07:01:
        
        It takes TWO friends with bad memories to build up ONE biblioteca....
        Good one..Bernardo!
      - Re: For your friends? nt - patrickU 08:18:22 01/23/04 (2)
        
        In Reply to: A good, solid recipe to build a good bibliotheca is... posted by orejones on January 23, 2004 at 08:10:56:
        
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        My friends, unfortunately, keep lists - Victor Khomenko 08:25:48 01/23/04 (1)
        
        In Reply to: Re: For your friends? nt posted by patrickU on January 23, 2004 at 08:18:22:
        
        I, OTOH, never do. Or almost never.
        
        Re: My friends, unfortunately, keep lists - patrickU 08:30:57 01/23/04 (0)
        
        In Reply to: My friends, unfortunately, keep lists posted by Victor Khomenko on January 23, 2004 at 08:25:48:
        
        That is what I always WANTED to do...But lazy as I am.....
- Re: Tristana, - grinagog 06:12:22 01/23/04 (1)
  No, I must confess thats one I have yet to see, but I will try and find it on laser disc or video
  Graham
  - Re: Tristana, - patrickU 06:34:45 01/23/04 (0)
    It was politically tainted ( marxism ) and not without // to Pasolini " Gospel of St Matthew, the first was made in 1958 the later in 1965, I think.
    Strong films!

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