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Es un libro desgarrador, maravillosamente escrito, que te lleva a través de una historia de manera fluida y suave pero te detiene el corazón con una línea. Urn:lcp:isbn_9789706991171:lcpdf:b20afe31-8ab6-4ae0-8513-0660c64b1c86 Tokio Blues fue el primer libro que leí de Murakami, y creo que nadie que haya hecho lo mismo que yo puede entender lo impactante que fue para mí hacerlo. Internetarchivebookdrive External-identifier I am delighted to have gone through this cinematic journey and despite its opening flaws Norwegian Wood eventually wins the audience's heart Neo rates it 9/10.Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 15:10:04.637789 Bookplateleaf 0008 Boxid IA1145803 City México Donor

The film ends on a lighter tone and there is one quote that I find worthy to share about loss: 'All we can do is see it through to the end and learn something from it, but what we learn will be no help in facing the next sorrow that comes to us without warning'. At times the film feels like something from Wong Kar Wai and the Beatles title song is fitting. Director Anh Hung Tran paints a beautiful, slow and lingering picture which allows the film to grow onto the audience. Based on a 1987 award winning novel about the 60s changing social situation in Japan, the film explores the complicated notions of unrequited love, the era of sexual freedom and the loss of innocence. If you can get through the first 30 minutes, the film will grow onto you and engage you and eventually immerse into your world. Adaptación del best-seller mundial homónimo escrito por el japonés Haruki Murakami. Norwegian Wood is the kind of film that ends better than it starts. Incoherente, simplista y aburrida, la versión cinematográfica de Tokyo Blues ni consigue recrear la sensibilidad de la novela ni se sostiene como obra fílmica. They are special – Unique in their own ways. When Haruki Murakami, the famous Japanese novelist who wrote Tokio Blues ( Norwegian Wood ) and 1Q84, visited here in the nineties, he wrote that it.

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