#Alín

[waru-chan8]

Alín on a date in Victoria and making friends

#MotoGP #Moto2 #Australian GP 2023 #MotoGP™ Guru by Gryfyn Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix #Alonso López #Fermín Aldeguer #Alín #the way Fermín hides behind Alonso #an guy that barely has seen nature is fascinating #and he cling into it #This is just to show me that they are still going strong that Pedro means nothing

[astralflows]

yeah prax has an apprentice btw

#swtor #miraluka #she's very small but she can kick your ass i guess?? #she used to be a jedi and he treats her like a daughter (or like a younger sister because she's probably too old to be his daughter) #alín

[42bakery]

Alonso talked about him uploading a video from the Portimão test and I quote 'even if we didn't ride a lot, there where beautiful/incredible things".

We are really going to see Fermín and Alonso run nearly naked on the beach, am I right?

#Moto2 #Alonso López #Alín

[saphira-approves]

Okay so I finished Murtagh last night and I think I’m just going to put a lot of my slightly more coherent general thoughts here under a readmore. Spoilers ahead! Beware!

Right off the bat I want to bring us back to The Fork, The Witch, and The Worm. Not to Essie (although reliving that encounter from Murtagh’s perspective was EXQUISITE), but to Eragon, because the thing I love most about that story is that Eragon is glad to see his brother, even from afar, and is glad to see he’s alright, and hopes that Murtagh will one day join him at Mt. Arngor. We’ve talked recently on the blog about ill feelings and condemnation towards Murtagh during the war, especially on Eragon’s part, but the ending of The Fork makes it clear that—while I would love to see Eragon acknowledge and work through them—Eragon no longer holds those feelings, and in fact really wants the chance to reconnect with his brother and his friend, because he loved him like a brother before he even knew they were related, and after everything that’s happened, he loves him still—even if Murtagh is going to have some trouble believing or internalizing it.

And so I present the theme of this initial reading response: Murtagh is so, so loved, to an extent that he does not fully realize. He knows that Thorn loves him, obviously, but I believe it’s significant that—even though he has some Complicated™️ thoughts about Selena and harbors resentment towards her for, in his mind, choosing Eragon over himself—the memories of her that we actually get to see/“hear” (page 90 my beloved) are fully memories of Selena’s love for him. “…beautiful boy” anyone? “My strong boy?” That is her BABY and she LOVES HIM. Also, again, DESPITE HIS RESENTMENT, Selena’s love is the REASON HE KEEPS HIS SCAR! Scar lore alert! Scar lore alert! SELENA WAS THERE AND SHE’S THE ONE WHO HEALED HIM! (though I am still partial to thinking Brom was involved. I’ll write about that later it doesn’t matter right now)

(Also, on a bit of a lighter note, HIS HORSE TOY?????? Horse girl Murtagh CONFIRMED!!!! Little me would have been so jealous. …on a completely different note, I have woodworking connections and access to real horse hair. Hm. The Ideas.)

And then Tornac, son of Tereth, may your name live on forever. THE FIRST MEMORY WE GET OF TORNAC IS A HUG. THE FIRST TIME HE HUGS MURTAGH. MURTAGH HE LOVES YOU SO MUCH DO YOU KNOW??? I KNOW YOU KNOW A LITTLE BIT BUT DO YOU KNOW????? And the way he LEAPS to Murtagh’s defense when he falls in their escape, he REFUSES to let Murtagh languish in Urû’baen, that’s his BOY, his BEAUTIFUL STRONG BOY, that’s HIS SON, NO TAKE BACKSIES, MORZAN! He sees Murtagh’s darkness, yes, but more importantly he sees Murtagh’s goodness, and he knows Galbatorix will do everything in his power to destroy it, and that is something that Tornac simply cannot abide. You remember how I posted about Brom saying it’s easy to die for what you believe in, and then like ten pages later he dies for Eragon? Yeah. Yeah that one. That post. Do you see the point I’m making?

Tornac died for Murtagh. Selena did too, I’m pretty sure—it’s never been explicitly stated, in this book or the rest of the Cycle, but we know Selena was anxious to leave Carvahall as soon as Eragon was born, and that she died shortly after returning to Murtagh. I think Murtagh knows, on some level, but I also think that actually acknowledging it is going to break him just a little bit. Selena left Eragon and returned to him, presumably to spirit Murtagh to Carvahall as well, but she left too early. She wasn’t recovered. The real tragedy of this is that, if she’d left any later, she might truly have been too late—Morzan had been killed, and Murtagh would have been collected to Urû’baen before she reached him. Depending on how much she was coordinating with Brom, she might have known this, and made the choice to return to Murtagh anyway, because it was the easiest choice in the world. Eragon and Murtagh both believe that Selena left them. As Murtagh believes Selena chose Eragon over him, I’m pretty sure Eragon believes the inverse. In truth, Selena was trying to choose both of them, to save both of them. It’s a tragedy that she failed, but the most important thing about such a tragedy is that the love is there. It didn’t save them, not at first, not until much later, but the love is there and it matters because those are her babies, those are her sons, and she would gladly die for them. She did die for them. It was easy; she believed in them.

So yeah, I think eventually Eragon and Murtagh are gonna have a talk, and some revelations are going to be made, and a good long cry is going to be had all around. Catharsis! They need it!

But that’s not all! Murtagh is loved not only by the dead and the distant, but by the living and the near, too. Up to this point, the werecats we’ve met have been aloof, proud, intentionally distant. I always got the sense that Solembum likes Eragon and Saphira, but I don’t know that he would call them friends, even if Eragon and Saphira would, and he’s the most in-depth werecat we’ve met. But now we also have Carabel.

Carabel, who, from her position within Gil'ead, watches the people around them, and discerns their character: this is a skill I would say she has honed to near-perfection. When we meet her, she is desperate, though she hides it well. She sees Murtagh, and she measures his character, and what she sees is enough to make her take a chance on him, and she's right. Murtagh saves Silna, compromising his own principles to do so—swearing an oath he knows he'll have to break—and is so clearly relieved to see Silna safe with Carabel, despite the deceptions. We know, also, that Selena had been liked enough by Solembum for him to speak with her, and I wouldn't be surprised to discover that Selena was at least respected by werecats, if not outright known as a friend; it's possible that this, too, helped push Carabel to take a chance on Murtagh, though she makes no comment about it. Whatever the case, ultimately it is Murtagh's character that she gambles on, and Murtagh being simply who he is fulfills her hopes—not only in saving Silna, but his kindness towards her even when she was difficult, carrying her only when it was necessary and setting her on her own paws when he deemed it safe. Just in being himself, he earns love from two strangers, and the respect of an entire race.

(This echoes throughout the book, in all of Murtagh's interactions with children—he cares so much about kids. Not just as an abstract moral stance: he truly, genuinely cares for children on a deeply personal level. Essie in Ceunon; the two boys in Gil'ead he gives coins to, twice, and reprimanding their father for using them to pick marks; Silna; the children in Nal Gorgoth. In telling his story to Nasuada, he broke when he reached the children he slaughtered under Bachel's control.)

And Alín! Alín, who was raised to revere dragons, who cannot help but idolize Thorn. She is terrified of Murtagh, as a stranger and a strange man, but his connection to a dragon allows her to view him in another light. I can write so many essays about Alín, I'm probably going to, but here I'll just say this: despite her circumstances, despite how she was taught, despite how thoroughly she has been programmed by the cult of the Dreamers, the simple truth of Murtagh's compassion gave her the room to question, to think for herself, to ask herself if what she has been taught and raised to believe is truly right. Murtagh doesn't make the decision for her, he physically can't—it is Alín herself who finds the strength to break herself free, inspired by Murtagh, but not wholly because of him.

And in the dungeons of Nal Gorgoth, Murtagh meets Uvek, an Urgal shaman, and can I just say: I would kill and die for Uvek. He's got similarities to Murtagh that aren't discussed in plaintext, but are easy to draw: they both tried to be alone in the wild, thinking it would be better for them—different reasons, but they came to the same conclusion—but both have come to discover that they are better off in a pack. With friends. With brothers. With family. (As an aside, I really hope Uvek becomes one of the first Urgal riders.) I love the metaphor they share, about trust being a knife with a blade for a handle; and I love that once they decide to trust each other, they both jump in, feet first, 100% on board. That's always been Murtagh's method anyway (Eragon-era Murtagh my beloved, looking after this stupid dumb kid with his whole ass), and it is incredibly refreshing to see someone else with the exact same mindset throw their whole lot in with Murtagh. The gentle forehead bump! Uvek loves this crazy squishy Murtagh-man.

And finally, finally, Nasuada. The Guinevere to his Lancelot, and there's not even an Arthur for them to dance around, except for the Arthur of Public Opinion that would prefer to view Murtagh as dread Mordred. I couldn't keep from laughing, just a little bit, every time Murtagh was encouraged to/shown visions of taking the throne, because lol! Nah, you dumbasses, that's the love of his life for whom he broke his own shackles and turned on his tormentor and slave-master. The day he turns against her of his own volition is the day he is No Longer Murtagh. He keeps the newly-minted gold crown so that he can keep a piece of her with him—a coin!! A tiny little portrait!! An accurate tiny little portrait, to be sure, but one he'll soon be able to find in any decently full purse!! He may not want to admit it to himself, he may try to distance himself for her own good and the good of her rule, but he cannot truly deny his heart. As for Nasuada himself, she doesn't even hesitate to take him in—and she would have no reason to, having heard about Gil'ead, except that she knows him, she has seen his true being in a way only Thorn can relate to, and even in uncertainty she cannot believe evil of him. She's the one who reaches out to comfort him when he crumbles in telling his story, she supports him without a word when he struggles to stand, and she wants so badly for him to stay, Public Opinion be damned. She won't destroy what she's built, but she will move heaven and earth to be able to keep him near, for as long as he wishes to remain.

This whole book, really, was just a chorus screaming to Murtagh, "YOU ARE LOVED!! YOU ARE WORTHY OF LOVE AND YOU ARE LOVED!! IT IS THE LOVE THAT ENDS WARS, THAT DEFEATS FEAR, THAT PERSISTS IN THE FACE OF DEATH AND RUIN!! YOU ARE LOVED!!" And maybe he can't hear it yet, not with his ears, but his heart, eventually, might start to catch him up. And I absolutely cannot wait to see it.

#murtagh spoilers #one (1) aspect of my Many Many Thoughts on this wonderful beautiful brick of a book #anyway. i'm so glad we got to see murtagh be a dumbass. there were some eragon levels of dumbassery here. #'i don't have anger issues' sir yes you DO they're just not as bad as your father's #'i don't have anger issues' *proceeds to make decisions driven by righteous anger* #also HIGH KEY accidentally skipped a couple lines in lyreth's introduction and thought they were exes. whoops. #i mean they still could be. i might write that. we love a shitty ex in this series. #anyway this is far from all of my thoughts. i have so much to say about Alín. so much to say about thorn and his claustrophobia. #SO much to say about murtagh's thoughts on command and responsibility #i'm going to be here A Lot in the coming weeks #yeah i’ll do my nanowrimo goal today but first TWO THOUSAND WORDS ABOUT MURTAGH

[binch-i-might-be]

BROTHER!!!! UVEK AND MURTAGH ARE BROTHERS NO ONE TOUCH ME I'M FRAGILE

#the sound i made when alín pulled that piece of fabric out. girl they are brothers #it's the found family for me #murtagh spoilers #rayrambles

[cool-as-steel]

ohhhhhh the reason this feels familiar is that it is is Kind of shaped like tombs of atuan. except none of the things that are cool and mesmerizing about tombs of atuan are the focus here.

#the captain's library #We Are Still Reading Murtagh. my conclusion that the alín/bachel duo adds up to one entire tenar is certainly affecting ye experience #paolini is an Interesting read because in this one he seems to be writing in a flavor of fantasy that seems to be fading these days #this weird hallucinatory melange of big dragon and big sword and scary lady in leather #and I won't deny that I am having fun because I Am having fun. but also I miss some of his cleverer and weirder characters #(nasuada! angela!) #anyway. one thing paolini can do very well is a cathartic fight scene! #altho' the description of slicing through a man's head 'like fresh cheese' is going to live in my mind #right next to the animorphs orca hoagie scene :/ #but even so it's a good match to put on a couple of dark britannica albums and just go Hoooooo Swordfight Time

[penguin--person]

Alík anon back for more. 1. I still think your OCs are cool as hell. I like all of them but Alík(obviously lmao) and Nastya are my favorites.

2. I love how you portray Anya and Dima, in both your art and your fics. Your stuff is part of the reason I like them, and also their side of the PAFL story more than before.

3. Your fics are so good. You’re scary good at, like, gory ones too, like with Divergence and the one where Sanya beats you up(sorry, forgot the name). Those two fics made me feel exactly where my heart was and made me feel the bile in my stomach. I mean this in a good way. 👍🏽

4. I think this is the last thing. Also, first reason for me wanting to send this ask. I saw the alík x sanya playlist and thought “hey that’s sick as hell, lemme like that.” First thing is, are you okay with that? Can I have the playlist in my library? And second, on a funnier note, I made a playlist filled with songs that made me think of sapphic longing, and it was unintentionally very similar to the alík x sanya playlist. Which makes sense considering their relationship. I think. First songs I can think of were Wet by dazey and the scouts and Squaring Up by Sir Chloe. Oh great taste btw that’s all for now bye

ohh anon thank you.... my dearest anon...

alík doodles just for you!! chomping on a mic... ive been thinking of making like, a comic for her !! ive never rlly done one before though, so, im scared it will suck. but. whateverrr alík would love whatever i'd make!! fuck it we ball!!! ive been neglecting her a bit lately, not drawing her much and all that... so sad ... i keep getting distracted... first with nastya, now with patho x pafl, my friends ocs, i wanna draw smth for my friends bday too.. and theres a dtiys that i wanna join .. there's soo much nastya stuff you dont even Know... So much nastya lore... 90% of it is in my friend discord tho !! my friend tarot (@/tarot-the-silly-one) is her biggest fan ever and has drawn her soo much!! hes posted some of his art of her there!! tho most of it is in the server hehe... look at this thing he made of alík!!! you may have already seen it but oughhh it lives in my heart... the other character in it is his oc zhenya!!:) i love her... shes my friend..

2. heheee!!!! my swag skillz!!!

3. thank youuu!!!! lots and lots thank you!!!! i appreciate it lots <333 the sanya beats you up fic, fun fact, is named after this

bc i love it so much... this could be us but yuo killed me ten times ten fucking times sanya when will yuo learnt o love me a gentleman gamer instead of going after dumb jocks?!!?!? bitch. gamers rise up.. thank you again!!!! its always nice to hear that people like my fics!! and its awesome i made you feel sick... thats the intent im going for... hell yes... my liefs work!!!

4. ya ofc!!:D you can like any of my playlists 👍unsure if i've shown you the alík one? well !! here's alíks playlist and nastya's playlist <33 hehe... thank youuu!! coolest anon of all time

#alikcore #mm... gonna make a tag for ya if ya appear again and gonna try to tag your previous asks too #if i can find them #hmm #what shall i call you #swagnon? no... hmm.. #alín... alon.. hehe... hmm #ur my passing ship in the night anon... i know nothing about you yet ur so sweet and nice ... yeah that syour name now. unless you tell me #to give you another one or if theres a specific tag you wanna have 👍 im Assuming youll send me more asks after this !! which is why im maki #ng the tag and also wanna have your nice messages in a neat pile.. thank you for asks also!!!! alwayscheer my day up #nonymous

[thexgrayxlady]

Murtagh and Alín casually refer to each other as family, to the point where Eragon just assumes she's related to them.

#murtagh #alin #eragon #he literally just hears them referring to each other as a brother/sister and is like #idk if this sounds right but i know too much about our family to dispute it #our family's so goddamn weird this might as well happen #hello long lost sister

[jartitameteneis]

Siempre que pienso en la enorme taiga, esa extensión de terreno gigantesca que barniza Siberia viene a mi mente “Dersú Uzala” (1975). Esta película de Akira Kurosawa está basada en las memorias escritas en 1923 por el explorador Vladímir Arséniev (1872-1930) sobre Dersú Uzalá, un hombre de la etnia hezhen que acompañó a sus soldados durante varias expediciones por la región siberiana de Sijoté-Alín. Vladimir está interpretado por Yuri Mefódievich mientras que Dersú lleva la piel de Maxim Munzuk y ambos estuvieron espléndidos en esta preciosa e insólita coproducción ruso-japonesa. La amistad entre el capitán y aquel hombre tan particular traspasa la pantalla: los buenos momentos, las aventuras, los cambios de humor… Pero por encima de todo el respeto de Dersú por la naturaleza nos hace recordar que siempre han existido personas sabias que veían que esta catástrofe llamada cambio climático podría ocurrir aunque no la llamaran por ese nombre. En su momento, —y errar es humano cuando se es un ignorante—, muchos nos reímos de estos personajes y nos los tomamos a broma. Hoy se nos ha helado la sonrisa. Tenían razón. Gracias, Ursú; gracias, Kurosawa.

[everythingloveandanimated]

Saphira: You are a difficult man Murtagh, son of Selena and Morzan. But you are not undesirable.

Had this idea that this dialogue takes place near Carvahall, or after a tense encounter with the dwarves or elves. They are either with Thorn and Eragon, or they are alone. Either way, Saphira says this to comfort him. To remind him that there are souls that want him in their life. That, despite his difficult personality and his past, people still desire him.

It surprises Murtagh to hear this from his half-brother’s dragon. From his perspective, they barely know each other, but Saphira remembers how happy the two young men were when they traveled together. She remembers how Murtagh saved them from the Ra’zac, saved Eragon from Gil’ead, and spared them on the Burning Plains.

She thinks back on her conversations with Thorn regarding his rider. How Murtagh regrets what he’s done to the point of frequent nightmares and frequent burdening. How Thorn admires Murtagh’s desire to help and protect others. His strength of mind and spirit and self; his perseverance. His ability to be kind and show loving care, despite carrying his own deep wounds.

Murtagh, for his part takes her words to heart. Thorn may come in and remind him that he chose Murtagh and does not want another person as his rider. But if they are alone, Murtagh remembers Tornac, then Thorn. His mother, and Nasuada. Uvek and Eragon. Possibly Alín and Silna.

Murtagh hugs Saphira in thanks.

#murtagh #murtagh morzansson #murtagh selenasson #saphira inheritance cycle #saphira #i really want murtagh and saphira to get some bonding time in a future book #i’m so interested to see how that dynamic would play out

[ashleybenlove]

Alín washes Thorn's feet, essentially.

I'm not even Christian anymore (except culturally) and I'm sitting here like

#ashleybenlove posts #The Inheritance Cycle #Eragon #Murtagh #Murtagh spoilers #and yes Stephen Colbert being Catholic AF is one of the reasons I chose that gif #also has Colbert read this series? Given his obsession with LOTR he might like this

[waru-chan8]

Can we talk about this photo for a moment?

Forget about all the skin. There's 1 bowl and 2 forks. They where sharing whatever they were eating. Why am I noticing it now?

#MotoGP #Moto2 #Australian GP 2023 #MotoGP™ Guru by Gryfyn Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix #Fermín Aldeguer #Alonso López #Alín

[eliza-makepeace]

murtagh book thoughts

okay, it's been a while since i finished the murtagh book, and i've managed to figure out in coherent thoughts what it made me feel. it's coherent thoughts but it's not a coherent exposition, so you're warned.

in terms of the story, how its divided and all of that -- i liked the first half of the book very much. very enjoyable, murtagh's dealing with his past and his issues, trying to find where the stone comes from, we see his and thorn's bond... fun stuff. some parts are heartwrenching, but in general, it's interesting and enjoyable. still, it feels a bit like a videogame, where you have to get to point a, to point b, to point c in order to get your objective. and as much as i appreciate the new depths of worldbuilding paolini takes us into in "murtagh", i still feel like it's not "proper" worldbuilding.

by that i mean it feels like one of those old western movies where you know the characters can't walk too far away because what you think is a long field is actually a painted wall. the concepts are there: lyreth, the girl who fancied him at court... but you try to look a bit further into them and they're hollow.

the second half of the book, when they meet bachel and chaos ensues... not really my cup of tea. and it's not because i don't like storylines like that, where there's an interesting and fucked-up female character, cults and so forth. that's actually a pretty interesting idea, if only it had been properly executed. personally, my biggest issue with it is that murtagh already had gone through this. he'd already gone through having his agency taken from him, having to do horrible deeds because he can't help it, feeling hopeless and used... and i'm not complaining about this decision because murtagh is my poor little meow meow (although he is). i'm complaining because i feel like it reduces his experiences with galbatorix to nothing. back in inheritance, him being galby's name slave was the worst thing that could and had happened to him. now? bachel's worse. but it's the same principle. and i still think galby had more reason to be worse mentally and in terms of identity, for murtagh, than bachel was.

it also erases all of the healing and character development he'd gone through in the first half of the book. you could argue "oh, now that he's experienced freedom he can deal with bachel better than he could with galby" but i don't really agree and i don't really care. what's the point in destroying him in the ic, putting him relatively back together in the first half, and then obliterating him again (and worse, apparently) in the latter half. and then he's sad, and tired and devastated, but less so than in inheritance (which doesn't make sense if bachel was worse for him than galby), when he sees nasuada again.

the irony that murtagh's bond with alín feels more organic and natural than his with nasuada.... not in terms of characters being alike, just in the way it's written. paolini could've bothered with showing scenes of m and n at farthen dur, bonding, "courting" as he put it, so that the rest of their relationship actually has a strong base for the rest of the ic (giving a proper explanation which originally isn't there because the ic is in eragon's pov and not murtagh's), and so that their reunion is far more meaningful because it shows nasuada and him knew each other, actually bonded with each other before murtagh was kidnapped in eldest, to the point of developing romantic feelings for each other. if paolini hadn't put murtagh in random side quests throughout the book, he could've shown this and it would've worked better imo.

personally i think we didn't get enough tornac, or selena. i think murtagh should've pondered more about what it meant that eragon was brom's kid. what it meant about selena, how that changed murtagh's perception of her as a person. i'm a bit tired she gets reduced to just being his and eragon's mom, and it seems like that's the only way paolini wants them to see her too. murtagh seeing his mom like an individual, a person with her lights and shadows, with her depth, might have been an interesting thing and a new way to see himself as her son. every time paolini is about to reach something interesting with his characters, he changes course and i think that's a shame.

#i haven't finished with this yet btw #i'm posting it bc i have nothing else to add rn but i will come back to this #murtagh book #murtagh spoilers #christopher paolini

[42bakery]

I did my MotoGP Bingo, so I decided to do one for Moto2 too

Outside track: Alín date in Asia or Australia (probably another one in Europe too)

#Moto2 #MotoGP 2024 Bingo #Waru's Bingo

[raulfernandez]

Alín (Alonso/Fermín) and Margaró (Aleix/Martín) for the ship bingo

Hell yeah!!

Alín

Margaró

(They're already weird but I need them to reach peak insanity)

#ask games

[cleoenfaserum]

MEJOR PELICULA DE HABLA NO INGLESA de los óscares de 1975 la premiada fue ...

48.ª edición de los Premios Óscar - Wikipedia

He logrado conseguir casi todas las películas, (mas un remake), referidas en el cuadro mas arriba, dobladas en español o castellano excepto la película "Sandakan", Japonesa, subtitulada en español. Hubiera preferido version original subtitulada, pero comprendo también es mas engorroso para las personas no acostumbrado a ello, y hoy en día buscamos la salida mas cómoda y fácil. El objetivo de este esfuerzo es acercar estas buenas premiadas películas olvidadas al publico en general. Solo deseo que tengan, viendo estas películas, una experience fructífera.

Dersu Uzala  (El cazador)1 es una película soviético-japonesa de 1975 dirigida por Akira Kurosawa.​

El guion está basado en las memorias escritas en 1923 por el explorador Vladímir Arséniev (1872-1930)3 sobre Dersú Uzalá, un hombre de la etnia hezhen que acompañó a sus hombres durante varias expediciones por la región siberiana de Sijoté-Alín.​ De este modo la trama se centra en un nativo que vive cómodamente en los bosques llevando un estilo de vida que, de manera inevitable, será destruido por el avance de la civilización. Otros ejes centrales son el respeto y la amistad que surge entre dos personas de diferentes etnias​ o la pérdida de fuerzas y habilidades con el paso de los años.​

La película obtuvo varios premios​ entre ellas el Óscar a mejor película extranjera (1976). (Dersu Uzala (película de 1975) - Wikipedia)

872-1 https://ok.ru/video/4879290272460

Sandakan No. 8, también conocida como Burdel 8, es una película japonesa de 1974, dirigida por Kei Kumai. Fue nominada para el Premio Óscar a la mejor película de habla no inglesa.

La joven periodista Keiko Mitani (Komaki Kurihara) está investigando un parte de la historia de las mujeres japonesas, donde se las forzó a trabajar de prostitutas en burdeles asiáticos durante los inicios del siglo xx. (Sandakan No. 8 - Wikipedia)

872-2 https://ok.ru/video/1587196594889

Perfume de mujer —en italiano Profumo di donna— es una película de 1974 italiana dirigida por Dino Risi. El guion adapta la novela Il buio e il miele (La oscuridad y la miel) de Giovanni Arpino. En 1992 se estrenó una nueva versión titulada Scent of a Woman y protagonizada por Al Pacino y Chris O'Donnell. (Perfume de mujer - Wikipedia)

A un joven cadete de la Armada se le ha encomendado la tarea de servir de acompañante a un irascible capitán ciego durante un fin de semana de viaje entre Turín y Nápoles. Del capitán, un hombre bebedor y mujeriego, recibirá el muchacho ciertas lecciones que no podrá olvidar. (FILMAFFINITY)

872-3 https://ok.ru/video/4961491421777

Scent of a Woman (titulada Esencia de mujer en España y Perfume de mujer en Hispanoamérica) es una película estadounidense de 1992 dirigida por Martin Brest y protagonizada por Al Pacino y Chris O'Donnell. El guion adapta la novela Il buio e il miele (La oscuridad y la miel) de Giovanni Arpino y también es un remake de la película Perfume de mujer (Profumo di donna) de 1974, dirigida por Dino Risi. (Scent of a Woman - Wikipedia)

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La tierra prometida (en polaco: Ziemia obiecana) es una película dramática polaca de 1975 dirigida por Andrzej Wajda, basada en la novela homónima de Władysław Reymont. Ambientada en la ciudad industrial de Łódź, La tierra prometida cuenta la historia de un polaco, un alemán y un judío que luchan por construir una fábrica en el crudo mundo del capitalismo del siglo XIX. 

Wajda presenta una imagen impactante de la ciudad, con sus fábricas sucias y peligrosas y sus residencias ostentosamente opulentas desprovistas de gusto y cultura. (The Promised Land (1975 film) - Wikipedia)

A finales del siglo XIX, la ciudad de Lodz se ha convertido en el epicentro de la industria textil, con la consiguiente necesidad de mano de obra inmigrante. Tres jóvenes estudiantes de Riga: un polaco católico, hijo de nobles terratenientes, un ambicioso judío y un alemán luterano deciden abrir una fábrica en esa ciudad para hacer fortuna y, sin escrúpulos ni prejuicios, se lanzan a acumular dinero y poder. (FILMAFFINITY)

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