Beanie level: Errand boy

Day6: A book that makes you sad

There’re many from writers who had followed realism at the end of 19’s and the beginning of the 20’s century and between wars literature and after. I love Guy Maupassant, Charles Dickens and other classics but I love writers from my native country from that times as well. They’re very hard to translate but they’re shining diamonds among those well-known big names everyone knows. Most of them were doctors or lawyers or bank clerks and had an excellent observation eye. Those short stories or novels make me cry and they are still actual although more than 100 years passed.









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Day 7: A book that makes you laugh

Pipi and Emil.

Emil made my morning traveling by train to Uni very cheerful and Pipi made laugh as well my grandmother when I’ve read it loud for her.






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30 Days Book Challenge
Day 2: A book that you’ve read more than 3 times

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë

I think I’ve read it at least 15 times and I’m finding it still exciting.
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DAY 3: Favourite series

My Top 3

G. P. Taylor daughter’s health condition became worst, he was writing these exciting series for her, so he dedicated all of his time for her – no time for writing
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    I love children’s and youth literature, mainly that’s what I’m reading and finding pleasure in ( I’m a sucker for very well or wierdly illustrated ones) and than classics, it’s really hard for me finding a contemporary adult book which will get me hooked until the end. I don’t know why but it looks like most of recent writers found the same writing recipes. Fortunately there are some exceptions.

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A favourite remake

Little forest
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Day (?): A movie which made you silent for few hours

The Return 2003

Absolutely stunning cinematography and those two boys!!! If you don’t mind subtitles it will make you speechless.
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DAY 27: A Favorite Classic Movie

The Great Dictator by Charlie Chaplin

Done in 1940 it foreshadowed the biggest and most controversial figure of second WW. He’s a genius.
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DAY 26: Guilty pleasure movie

I got to see it for the first time as an au-pair girl while looking for 3 kids in England and because of the little one I saw it ntimes and I will do it anytime…
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Last time I got those days wrong, so today’s the day for

A favourite movie hero: Berger

This poor unti- war dude did a swap with his “friend”, cut his hair, put the uniform and went to Vietnam…



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Ok, I tried as well 😉

10% Just Between Lovers
10% Red Moon Blue Sun
10% When The Weather Is Nice
10% Reply 1988
10% My Ajusshi
10% Live
10% Age of Youth
10% Hogu\’s Love
10% Scent of a Woman
10% It\’s Ok to Not Be Ok

Honourable mention:

Splish Splash Love
Page Turner
Individualist Ji-young

Because This Life Is Our First
School 2017

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Day 25: A favourite villain

McMurphy (Jack Nicholson) from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Miloš Forman

Professor Snape
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    I feel that they made Professor Snape more likable in the films than he is in the books.

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      Oh I found him more likeable in books and they didn’t do him justice in episode 4 in the movie.

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    After the revelation in the latter books, I do not consider Snape a villain anymore.

    “Always”.🥺

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Day 23: Favourite character

Olive & Dwayne

As brother and sister they’re hilarious.
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    When I was younger, my dad forced me to watch this and it’s so good!!!

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      It’s brilliant 😁 especially when Nietzsche loving Dwayne wishing to be army pilot finds out by playing with Olive that he’s colour blindness and how grandpa made fun of the ridiculous children beauty contest with the strip dance he’d taught Olive. 🤣

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Day 22: The most underrated movie

Le Grand Soir

It’s funny, there’s legendary Brigitte Fontaine playing mom and Albert Dupontel, what could go wrong? Nothing, it’s good!!!
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It confirms me that even if I’m into Korean culture I was born in the right place, I need as my independence as I need air to breathe. Interesting take on Korean dating and more from BTOB’s Peniel.

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When I saw Jung Soo- young for the first time the resemblance with Kate Hudson slapped me hard and I couldn’t understand why she doesn’t have more opportunities in South Korea.
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30 Day Movie Challenge
Day 19: Favourite drama actress

Kim Sun-ah
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30 Day Movie Challenge
Day 19: Favourite movie actress

Juliette Binoche

Kim Go-eun
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30 Day Movie Challenge
Day 19: Favourite movie actor

So many so definitely the top 3:

Albert Dupontel

Anthony Hopkins

Dustin Hoffman
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30 Day Movie Challenge
Day 15: Least favourite book adaptation

There are many but this ones stick out so loud that I wanted to throw rotten tomatoes on screen while watching. The second one I didn’t even finish. These books are amazing and I understand it would be hard to adapt, rather make an animated movie from it!!!

Northern Lights by Philip Pullman

Mariah Mundi and the Midas Box by G.P. Taylor
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30 Day Movie Challenge
Day 14: Favourite quotes from any movies

Dead Man by Jim Jarmusch. Cinematography is mind blowing and there is where I’ve met William Blake for the first time 😉

Nobody: That weapon will replace your tongue. You will learn to speak through it. And your poetry will now be written with blood.

William Blake: If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is: infinite.
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