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elena ferrante, the story of a new name

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 L’amica Geniale Photocall at 19th Rome Film Fest in Rome 10/25/2024

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michele solara and lila are so similar but also they are so opposite .They are both so angry at the world and at the place they are in and violently protetctive over those who they love but while Lila uses those emotions and protectivness to make something to build all he does is crumble things and instill fear.

"The dose makes the poison" is them because he doesn't get that but Lila does she knows excatly how much is needed and when to stop

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immacolata coming to take care of lenù in pisa is already so important to me, and unfathomably tender, but i feel this scene is evidence of the fact that she sees the world in a similar way to her daughter (it's beautiful and unique, some might say) but was never given the opportunity to get out of the neighbourhood and run after what she wanted. never thought that opportunity was hers to take. time moved, she couldn't.

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Irene Maiorino and Gaia Girace attending the My Brilliant Friend: The Story of the Lost Child at Rome International Film Fest on 10-25-2024

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the story of a new name // vartika sharma

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elena ferrante, my brilliant friend

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elena ferrante, my brilliant friend // la_melancolia

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4x08 - the investigation

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My Brilliant Friend (L'amica geniale) 4x08

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As a leftist from a southern Mediterranean European society, I have to say I’ve never hated a character as much as I hate Nino Sarratore. He genuinely triggers me so much—he’s literally every single fuckboy I met back when I was involved in activism at university. He’s so, so, so real that I actually despise him more than Stefano or Michele. I need to talk about how Nino represents violence and abuse towards women in its most subtle and insidious form, contrasting with other male characters whose misogyny and violence are much more blatant and obvious. But I’ll do it when I’m calmer, because I can only talk about Sarratore without losing my cool if I keep some distance—and until the season ends, I don’t think I’ll have a clear enough head to do that.

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L'amica geniale | Season 3 (2022), Saverio Costanzo