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A Countes From Hong Kong (1967) (Hong Kong'tan Gelen Kontes) Hong Kong’ta yaşayan Rus göçmeni Kontes Natascha (Sophila Loren) fuhuşa zorlanmaktadır. Amerika’ya kaçmayı kafasına koyan genç kadın, zengin Amerikalı politikacı Ogden’in (Marlon Brando) lüks kamerasında gizlenerek kaçak yolculuk yapmaya başlar. Böylecek kendine özgü karakter yapısı olan ve hata Natascha’nın cazibesine kapılmamayı başaran Ogden ile eğlenceli ve inatçı Natascha arasında, beyaz perdedeki en komik savaşlardan biri yaşanmaya başlar.
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A Countess From Hong Kong (1967) (Hong Kong'tan Gelen Kontes)
maisafernanda
I actually loved this book, unfortunately I read it for an english class and was beaten over the head with symbolism. Poor Fitzgerald, people would LOVE this novel if they weren't forced to analyze every two words during high school.
2023-06-13 00:56
zeldman
Shopgirl has a solemn, sweet quality that I wasn't expecting from Steve Martin. I identified with the main character, Mirabelle, (and even named my cat after her) but found Ray to be the most interesting, not to be confused with likeable, character.
2022-10-21 05:49
hienwg
Thirteen-year-old Drew Robin Solo is a cautious girl living a careful life in the that consists mostly of helping out at her mother's cheese shop and crushing on Nick, the college-aged pasta-maker who works for her mother. Her friends from school aren't much to brag about and her true friends are her mother, Nick, Aunt Swoozie, and her pet rat (Hum, short for Humbolt Fog). This changes when she meets Emmett Crane, who writes her notes on paper cranes but whose past is a mystery. This is a short, meandering, emotionally powerful story that reminds me in many ways of Sara Zarr's Sweethearts or Haley Tanner's Vaclav & Lena; at its core it's about the intense and powerful friendship/budding-romance between a young girl and boy. The writing is simple, but effective and emotionally powerful. Drew's love for those around her -- the crush on Nick, her love for Swoozie and even for her mother, though their relationship is rapidly changing -- is the center of this book. I have a hard time discussing the plot because really, there's not one to speak of. This is a literary sort of book, and none of the events that happen are quite big enough to be considered the primary plot of the book, no matter how important they are. The characters in this book are realistic and well-defined, with wonderfully realistic relationships between them. The fact that it takes place during the 1980s may be a problem for some readers, though I understand the reasons Reinhardt may have made that choice and it didn't hinder my own reading enjoyment. The Summer I Learned To Fly is the sort of short, creative, straight-to-the-heart novel that I absolutely love and recommend for those who enjoy a more literary, slow-moving writing style that hinges on those tiny turning points that happen during childhood and early adolescence.
2022-10-04 16:34