Cinema is open: 10$. Darfur (Sudan) is waiting

Money makes the world go around, but you can spend 10 dollars in a good movie, don´t you think so?That is what i´m goin´ to do this afternoon in Berkeley. After my classes, i have to do a writing about the documentary we have been watching today: "Lost boys of Sudan". It´s been really interesting. You know, that kind of young boys being displaced of their country because of a war. Behind the curtains of a war (of all wars indeed), there are always stories, families, people, dreams. People waitin´ or fighting for a better future for them and for their families too.
And there is USA, the American dream and all that stuff. Don´t you remember the other day when i show you the guy talkin´about the american dream? It doesnt exist at all, yeah.
These lost boys from Sudan didn´t know it before taking the plane to the States. They thought that everything was gonna be incredible, awesome and above all EASY. But it is not easy at all being a black man from Sudan in Houston, NYC, Texas, Arizona. Who cares about the war in Sudan? Nobody. Who wants to know what is goin´on in those countries outside my private world? Nobody. That is the reality, i told you many times.
But is good to see it (that idea, i mean) in an interesting movie like this, "Lost boys of Sudan." If you can buy it or borrow from somebody or ask someone, Just DO IT. It´s a worth seeing documentary.

You can take a look at this web if you want to know more about the film. And there is Wikipedia too (jajajajaj) I´m not a Wikipedia follower, but sometimes it helps a little bit.

http://www.lostboysfilm.com/

And another photo from the last weekend

That is the SFMOMA

Ande below, you have the Larry Flint Club in San Francisco. The story of that man is really incredible. Don´t you remember the movie about his life and his porn-magazine Hustler? It was a story of freedom speech and civil rights in the USA. Interesting thing even nowadays. Cheers for the great Larry¡¡¡ 

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