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¡Hola! I'm from Bologna, Italy, and I'm looking for people to chat with to practice my very rusty Spanish! I studied it three years a long time ago but forgot a lot of it and I think that's quite a shame, now trying to get back to it🙌 Down to chat about everything! I love cinema, music, sport, philosophy (currently doing a PHD in it in the Netherlands), politics,... I am happy to help you with Italian and English!
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    Hi Rawan! I'm Andrea, from Italy. I'm looking for someone to practice English too, so if you are interested we could speack with each other to improve together. I can't help you with Korean though😅 Anyway I also like music a lot, I love cinema, travelling, too.
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    Hi, my name's Andrea, I'm from Italy, and I'm looking for someone to practice my conversational English with. I have a C1, but I haven't spoke much English in the last year and I need to get better to get a 7 in Speacking at IELTS. We can speak trough calls or voice notes on skype or whatsapp.
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    Gimme gimme gimme 🤩
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    Hi! Nice question!
    Clearly movies against racism, to give a simple example, can make people better.
    Other movies can instead make people worse by, for example, objectifying women.
    Movies play an important factor in the modern world on constructing our forma mentis, our way of thinking, so it's natural that this influence that they have can be both positive or negative.
    But the separation isn't alwaus this easy.
    Watching a violent movie is probably going to be bad for a young kid desensitizing him to violence. However, the same movie can maybe contain a strong message (and often the violence on the screen is one of the strongest way to convey boldly an important message) and if an adult watches (or even a kid, if mature enough) he can understand it.
    Many violent movies if watched superficially risks to convey just a sense of excitement for the violence and blood (witch I don't think it's always a bad thing), while if watched properly make you feel sick of the violence that they often show in order to criticize. 

    A movie I suggest you to watch of this kind:
    CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST
    Only for those who don't have a weak stomach. 



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    Hy! I'm Italian, but I speak a pretty good English (C1). It may not be my mother tongue, but I would like to help you. I'm sure it would be good for me too since I want to improve my English too by becoming more fluent.
    Andrea
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