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Bonjour! Je suis Risha de la Russie et je voudrais rencontre les amis de tous les coins du monde. J'aime les nouvelles rencontres et communications. J'espère je te plairai et je serai un causeur interessant pour toi!
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    A Man And A Woman, 1966 Yesterday, my friend asked me to celebrate her birthday. As a present, exclusive of book bought on the run, I decided to organize some cultural activities for us. One of the events was going to the cinema. I chose a picture by Claude Lelouch, A Man And A Woman. And I liked it very much. At first, I admire French cinematograph and as I am girl I love romantic stories. This film met my expectations. It was a wonderful and atmospheric movie. Some moments seemed to be a bit unrealistic and in some cases even fantastic. But may be it should be so to correspond to a film genre. And of course I appreciated the main character and his behavior. Nadia, my friend, said: "Such men exist only in the cinema!". I can only hope that it isn't truth. Let's be optimistic!
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    Broken Flowers, 2005 A few days ago I watched a picture of my favorite film director, Jim Jarmusch ("Night on Earth", "Coffee and Cigarettes" are in my top-list). I was falling asleep five consecutive nights watching this film. I know it isn't the better promotion which could attract people to the film, but it is truth and I think that it is an indicator of "atmospheric" picture. There is something in the air when you watch "Broken Flowers". Films for me are just like people: far not everyone you could fell asleep with (for example, I have some troubles to sleep in public places, such as trains, planes etc.). Movies are the same. The most of them are turned off when you feel yourself tided. But this film is worth to fall asleep :)) In the picture I really liked Bill Murray. He is one who can be the most melancolic, apathetic and dumb "Don Juan". And of course Ethiopian jazz touch my heart...
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    The phobia called "The first note" It takes me a lot of time to come up with a theme I could begin and tell something fluently and without affectedness and tension. I don't want my speech is similar to some topics from English lessons. That's why I reached a decision to write about films, I have already watched or will watch at an early date, or may be it will besome books I liked. I hope, anybody will enjoy this line ;))
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    The first place is of course for "The Miserables". I was very surprised when I

    noticed this book in this list, because I have never met a person who could read Victor Hugo.

     

    Then, I liked the book "The Minds of Billy Milligan" by Daniel Keyes. And "Flowers for Algernon" by this athor too.

     

    Also I was engrossed in reading Bernard Verber, especially "The Empire of the Angels" won my heart.

     

    How could I forget? My favorite Remark: "Three comrades" and "Arch of Triumph". It's unbelievable!

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    Французский язык

    Известно, что в 19 веке знатные люди любили говорить по-французски, и они этим гордились. Знаете ли Вы такие книги, в которых говорится о причине и истории возникновения этого факта? Чем подробнее, тем лучше. Мне придётся писать дипломную работу, поэтому потребуется много материалов, порекомендуйте, пожалуйста. Большое спасибо.

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    October 16, 2014
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    Wow, intresting topic for interesting people! I like the idea of changing emotions of books you're reading or have read.

    As for me, now I'm reading Remark's "Shadows in Paradise" (1972). It's one of my favorite authors, romantic, a bit melanсholic and intellectual. The next book waiting for me is "Pet Sematary" of Stephen King borrowed from one friend of mine. It will be the first experience of reading King's literature. Has somebody read someting of King? Did you like it?

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    October 16, 2014
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