2013!

Hello everybody!

Today I will talk about this year. The truth is that this was a good year for my. Because, I learned a lot about my career, my talents, and this has made me very happy.  

This year I started to give lessons of Introduction to Psychology in an institute, and really this was a beautiful experience of personal formation. I think that have discovered new skills. I love teaching of my knowledge.

This year, also I started working in a Foundation that fight against the violence suffered by women. In this Foundation I make Informative talks and workshops about different topics related with the violence of gender. In this work I have learned a lot about how to apply my knowledge appropriately.  Furthermore, I love the topic of gender and feminisms.

But, the things have not gone well for me in some areas of my live, for example: This year, my family and me we move of apartment in Ñuñoa, and it is becoming difficult to pay for rent. Live in Ñuñoa is more expensive. We have to generate more revenue.

This year I was unable find a paid job. Earlier this year I had plans to travel this summer. But I think I cannot travel because I could not raise the money. In a few more weeks I get a job.

An important event this year was my sister’s inauguration in obstetrics. This is your first year in the career of obstetric and she fell for this career. I must admit that in my sister’s ceremony. I felt very proud, and I cried a lot, because is my little sister. 

Movies: "La Cacería" & "Amour"

Hello Everybody!

Today I will talk about the movies I've seen lately in the cinema, I also will try like to comment on these films:

The last movie I saw in the cinema was “La Cacería”, a film directed by Thomas Vinterberg (a very good Director contemporary).  The main character is interpreted by the actor Mads Mikkelsen (Hannibal), who also won the award for Best Actor, at the Cannes Film Festival.  Vinterberg in this film manages to envelop us with paranoia, collective suggestion and fear of pedophilia. As in Festen, the director does not need to make explicit the events, he manages with great script and excellent scenes generate strong feelings. You can find this movie in the cinema "El Biógrafo".

I also saw "Amour", a film directed by Michael Haneke. Something that I've always liked for Michael Haneke is that he doesn’t understates to the spectators, and makes several sequences shots with the camera still at a point where you can not see everything that happens in the scene. Michael Haneke typically shows us the perversity of reality in his films, and this does in this film, where an elderly couple lovers, who have shared all his life, now share death. This movie is no longer in movie theaters, but can buy it at the bridge of FACSO.

Soon I hope go to the cinema to see a Chilean film called "Las cosas como son," directed by Fernando Lavanderos, and also I want to see "Paradise: Love". Soon I'll tell you about them.