The Name of the Rose

uma declaração de amor de Umberto eco ao conhecimento. ótimas atuações.

the detective trope but make it the 14th century. honestly, so good. watched it for a class but enjoyed it very much. explores the censorship of knowledge and expression.

An strong adaptation of the novel. It captures the cold atmosphere of the monastery, the tension of the mystery, and the philosophical weight behind it all. What’s rare is that both versions keep their own charm. The book with its depth, the film with mood, faces and silence.

An strong adaptation of the novel. It captures the cold atmosphere of the monastery, the tension of the mystery, and the philosophical weight behind it all. What’s rare is that both versions keep their own charm. The book with its depth, the film with mood, faces and silence.

the detective trope but make it the 14th century. honestly, so good. watched it for a class but enjoyed it very much. explores the censorship of knowledge and expression.

merci pour cette scene de copulation mémorable