Writing in english without knowing

I have always wanted to buy an analog camera and walk anywhere spending a film, I remember that in the last year of school I had the opportunity to use a good camera with two lenses and a tripod, I was very happy at that time. The photograph that I select was taken with my cellphone when I was back in chiloe after my first semester at university, I remember I got off the bus, drop my luggage on the floor (since nobody is going steal it here) then I sit on the sidewalk, raise my head and saw how an old house blocked the sunrise and I instantly knew that I had to keep the record. I like this photo because it reminds me the feeling of coming home, it does not matter if I do not live in chiloe anytime in the future, the meaning of the picture it will always be the same for me. Going back home.

Ok this is a very interesting topic, I am a big fan of sitting down for hours and watch a well told story.  From my point of view, the most interesting thing about films is that reality has some fiction and all fiction has some reality, what makes possible that we can talk for hours about whether Fletcher's treatment to Andrew in Whiplash was right or wrong. Well this might sound like a joke because I have to choose "one you think is worth your time", and I could recommend many shorter movies but I consider this one a treasure in the ganster genre. And the movie is… The Irishman, directed by Martin Scorsese, starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pecsi. The plot is  based on the biographical book  I Heard You Paint Houses,   The film follows Frank Sheeran  (De Niro), a truck driver who becomes a hitman involved with mobster Russel   Bufalino  (Pesci) and h is crime family , including his time working for the powerful Jimmy Hoff...