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The Hammer Films on Dracula
This book is the assembly of various texts that are freely available on the web, especially from Wikipedia. The next obvious question is: why buy this book? The answer: because it means you avoid having to carry out long and tedious internet searches. (13 different topics grouped in one book) The topics are all linked to each other organically, and as a function of the subject and, in most cases, contain additional unpublished topics, not found on the web. Moreover, the inclusion of images completes the work so as to make it unique and unrepeatable. (Over 100 poster and film scenes) In addition, each film is linked to Youtube and in most cases the films are viewed in full Movie. Contents of ...
Le Viol
L’Enfer et sa cohorte d’horreurs ne résident pas dans les toiles de maître, ou dans le seul imaginaire des croyants... Ils sont là, au plus près de nous, plus que tangibles. Ainsi, partout où est l’homme trouve-t-on des antichambres et des portes qui donnent accès à cet univers où se conjuguent violence et démence. Dans les cuisines d’un restaurant, dans un sex-shop ou même dans un coquet salon par exemple... Même son âme, l’homme ne peut prétendre en faire un lieu immaculé, et il existe en elle de ces zones opaques et folles qui brouillent toutes les valeurs et qui peuvent transformer une victime en bourreau... Ces lieux où germent le mal, l’absurdité, l’horrib...
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Rue Vogler
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Un bonheur fragile
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The Librettist of Venice
In 1805, Lorenzo Da Ponte was the proprietor of a small grocery store in New York. But since his birth into an Italian Jewish family in 1749, he had already been a priest, a poet, the lover of many women, a scandalous Enlightenment thinker banned from teaching in Venice, the librettist for three of Mozart's most sublime operas, a collaborator with Salieri, a friend of Casanova, and a favorite of Emperor Joseph II. He would go on to establish New York City's first opera house and be the first professor of Italian at Columbia University. An inspired innovator but a hopeless businessman, who loved with wholehearted loyalty and recklessness, Da Ponte was one of the early immigrants to live out the American dream. In Rodney Bolt's rollicking and extensively researched biography, Da Ponte's picaresque life takes readers from Old World courts and the back streets of Venice, Vienna, and London to the New World promise of New York City. Two hundred and fifty years after Mozart's birth, the life and legacy of his librettist Da Ponte are as astonishing as ever.
The Dickensian
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Med comme Mehdi !
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