Film & Literature

How do I occupy my time outside of my "busy" schedule. I see films and read books. I thought I would fill you in on where my eyes have been.

In this order I've seen:

-Priceless (French)
-Conversations with my Gardener (French)
-Gloomy Sunday (Hungarian) - longest running film in the world - this theater here has been playing it in a 8 seater theater for the last 13 years
-Goodbye Bafana (Belgium film about Mandela in South Africa - filmed in Cape Town)
-Vantage Point (had potential, but in the end I thought it was terrible)
-Step Up 2: The Streets (Laura is a dancer, it's a dancing movie)
-Definitely, Maybe
-Love in the Time of Cholera
-Lars & the Real Girl
-Hunters & Gatherers (French)
-Made of Honour
-How About You (Irish)
-Across the Universe

And it seems, although not intended, that all the books I've read have been about traveling. I do like autobiographies so that has something to do with it.

In this order I've read:

My Life in France - Julia Child
Eat, Pray, Love- Elizabeth Gilbert
I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell - Tucker Max (not recommended for adults over 30)
Mountains Beyond Mountains - biography of Dr. Paul Farmer
The End of the Alphabet - C S Richardson

So I guess I've been doing what I love over here. I love going to the theater to see movies. And I have been growing to the idea of curling up with a book.