Books and films
I think
that the book I liked the most is "Siddhartha" written by the German
Herman Hesse, about 1951. Siddhartha is a novel that talks about the ancient
India, where the protagonists, Siddartha joined by his friend Govinda, decided
to abandon their homes and families for start a travel to find the
spiritual illumination. I liked this book because it shows a veridical version
to understand the life and self-growing.
Likewise, the
movie "Interstellar" I find is an epic science-fiction movie.
It tells about the Earth from the future, where human surviving is
each day difficult. Is in these conditions where an NASA pilot,
Joseph Cooper, is sent to explore a wormhole that appears in the solar system.
I found this movie is great because it have a good plot, specials effects
and actors that combined they created this master piece <3.
I recommend
them both, Siddartha and Interstellar, because each one by their own way
generated a really good experience reading or watching them.
I think
that the book I liked the most is "Siddhartha" written by the German
Herman Hesse, about 1951. Siddhartha is a novel that talks about the ancient
India, where the protagonists, Siddartha joined by his friend Govinda, decided
to abandon their homes and families for start a travel to find the
spiritual illumination. I liked this book because it shows a veridical version
to understand the life and self-growing.
Likewise, the
movie "Interstellar" I find is an epic science-fiction movie.
It tells about the Earth from the future, where human surviving is
each day difficult. Is in these conditions where an NASA pilot,
Joseph Cooper, is sent to explore a wormhole that appears in the solar system.
I found this movie is great because it have a good plot, specials effects
and actors that combined they created this master piece <3.
I also have read Siddhartha! It was one of my last books that I read in my school, a nice one.
ResponderEliminarHave you read Narciso and Goldmundo of Hesse? Nice book by the way ;)
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