Impression like a passion.

I can't say that I'm an expert in the field of arts or have some outstanding background. I just love it. However  perky it may sound, I believe that I'm a sophisticate. That's why, I'd love to share some personal preferances.

The top of my list is headed by impressionists. Their works are always so fresh and inspiring that I can't but cheer up, looking at it. 

Today I feel like watching Degas. His air dancers are greeting viewers with fresh waft of wind plunging you into infinite feeling of absolute sweetness and light.

The Dance Class

Dancers Climbing the Stairs

Dance Foyer at the Opera

Djangooo!

     Excited by the film only due to the fact that Christoph Waltz (Dr. King Schultz) is acting there. His a real actor who makes you catch your breath. 

Christoph Waltz

     I'm sympathetic for Leo. Again without Oscar. But excellent performance. I did hate him in those minutes. I liked the moment with d'Artagnan when he was trying to convince the slave that there were plenty of reasons to kill him. 

     Another character who I was amazed by was Leo's, oh sorry, Mr. Candy's slave-butler. He turns out to be a crucial part of the whole estate. And he's the only one who can put back Candy.

     To sum up, iy's one more masterpiece from Tarantiono which is definitely worth seeing. By the way, I've heard that he's promised to film in total 10 successful films by the age of 60. So, I'll be anticipating for a few more!

Tolstoy on the Screen

     I know that the opening night of the film Anna Karenina was long time ago. I've watched it though only the other days. And my response will sound as Adorable, Perfect. And you know what, such an outcome was a surprise for me, as I went to the cinema with rather sceptical feelings.
     But everything was gorgeous: dresses, decorations, actors performance. For me, especially brilliant were levin and Kitty.

Domhnall Gleeson (Levin)

Alicia Vikandler (Kitty)

     They acted love so emotionally deep and thrilling that I was ready to burst out with tears. I was amazed at such a heartfelt performance. I guess that their secret lies in their eyes. they seem to be a real mirrow of their souls. Banal words, I know, but that's my point!

     The background image in form of decorations is a great idea. I felt as if I were in the theatre. And the overall scence with office workers and mowers, when they were synchronically moving coinciding with excellent music. Fantastic!

     Concerning the screeling of the literature masterpiece, I have to admit that it's not bad. The main difference for me was that the situation of the main character Anna in the film is quite understandable, and I symphasized her. Although, in the book, again in my opinion, she's too bitchy (I'm sorry for the strong words, but still) and while reading, I didn't feel with her at all. 

     All in all, it was a great pleasure to watch such a magnificant film!

     

   

Fashion hurries up!

    It seems to me that it's almost impossible to catch the fashion. Designers have already known what would be in in the next autumn. So, I have to admit that Etro propositions can't but please! Here they are:

     What's more, I've already seen dresses with similar prints in shops. But now I'd really love to have such a coat. It looks more original. By the way, in my country such a patter has a funny name: Turkish cucumbers. =)

Watercolours are in trend!

Only the Beginning.

Simple inspiration to create something personal. Who knows, maybe I'll find like-minded people.