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My next train is late:(, now I go Brno.
Down from the countryside mountain.
Nooooo snow:)Fixing accordion, make chopstick…
No art, no emotion, no spirits at mountain. Just work with hands.
Hou hou hou:) sunshine:)
by Takeshi Ito
Finally I back Czech! KOFOLAaaaaasaA!!!!!
Stay few days at countryside then back Praha, then maybe Ukraine again:)have to check schedule later.
Maybe I lost my bracelet from daughter today…
Things happens always right time.
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by Takeshi Ito
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After I moved to Istanbul in 1992 a friend of my parents presented a book about the Baghdad Railway to me.
Sarcastic, irreverent, The Slap (Sili) uses codes from silent film to make fun of its characters and our preconceptions. A young woman, an old woman, a young soldier and a colonel share a compartment on a train going from Tehran to Sari. The train enters a tunnel, we hear a kiss and a slap. Each of the characters, except the culprits, has a different interpretation of the event.
The director, Ehsan Amani (born in 1948), shoots mostly documentaries, short movies and advertisements. He has acted in many films, such as Crimson Gold, Abadan and A Few Days Later.
The Slap was shot in 2007 and presented at the 2008 Pangea Day, an international event promoting tolerance and unity through films.
Reposted from Mashalla News
The last train to leave Grand Central Terminal on October 28, 2012, left from Track 18 at 7:10 p.m. It is a Stamford local. Grand Central closed in advance of Hurricane Sandy.
Broadway – This bus is on the move as Hurricane Sandy approached New York City on October 28, 2012.