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[CellarDoor]

I guess i should introduce myself - i've never been very good at these things -
I'm currently finishing my medical residency, live in Buenos Aires, argentina ( where?!) and suffer of an incurable obsession to movies and all things related to them.
I seriously believe that in a parallel universe i would have studied film or screenwriting...and then i could spend my days catching up on all the movies i haven't yet seen.
Anywho... i'm looking foward to reading from all of you and learning more about this amazing art form.
Ciao!

[Ðèstîñy]

Welcome to the board!

[7thson]

Hi C.D...nice name, nice Avie, and great intro, Welcome.

[Mrs. Darcy]

Welcome!

[Caitlyn]

Hi there and welcome to MoFo... :)

[nebbit]

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[CellarDoor]

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome!
BTW, English is not my first language.... so expect any kind of mistakes and feel free to comment on them and correct them... i'm always wanting to learn more
also, i might not be able to explain myself properly... so let me know if you have to struggle with any of my posts

[n3wt]

Welcome friend!

[Justin]

Welcome.

[Powdered Water]

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Love Fightclub by the way... good signature.

[Holden Pike]

There are two good American movies set in Buenos Aires: the Rita Hayworth/Glenn Ford classic Gilda (1946) and the odd indie cult flick Apartment Zero (1989) starring Colin Firth and Hart Bochner, directed by actor Martin Donovan.

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/VAS/0000-0032-4~Gilda-Posters.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/4/4a/Apartment_Zero_DVD.jpg/200px-Apartment_Zero_DVD.jpg

Apartment Zero was actually filmed in Buenos Aires, but Gilda was in the age when everything was faked on Studio backlots.



ANYway, welcome to MoFo.

[CellarDoor]

Ooooh... i did not know this! I will definitely be on the lookout for both of them, thanks Holden Pike!!!!

[Sedai]

Hello and Welcome! Gilda is fantastic stuff. The antagonist is quite memorable!