The latest issue of Numéro has two amazing editorials. The two of them play with the castaway theme, but I find them interesting, because Vlada's editorial presents a shipwreck of a mermaid or a fantastic creature, while Carmen's has a more realistic point of view.
I have always loved films and books about people who have to survive by themselves in desert places. When I was 8 years old I could watch "George of the jungle" over and over again. It was funny, and totally surreal, I mean, he had chimpanzees as butlers and his self-made house looked like a mansion, it had elevators made of wood. I didn't like at all Robinson Crusoe, I don't know why. Then, several years later, I saw "Castaway". I remember how I couldn't help but think about how he had to use a rollerblade to take out his tooth during weeks. I found that film very real, it was really hard for him to survive there, and the reefs that prevented him from getting out of the island... I love when he talks to Wilson. Tom Hanks is a brilliant actor.
And also "Six days and seven nights", which is a very silly film, but I like it too.
El último número de Numéro tiene dos editoriales que me han encantado. Las dos juegan con el tema de naufragios, pero mientras que la de Vlada parece que es una sirena que se ha quedado flotando en el agua, la editorial de Carmen es mucho más realista.
I have always loved films and books about people who have to survive by themselves in desert places. When I was 8 years old I could watch "George of the jungle" over and over again. It was funny, and totally surreal, I mean, he had chimpanzees as butlers and his self-made house looked like a mansion, it had elevators made of wood. I didn't like at all Robinson Crusoe, I don't know why. Then, several years later, I saw "Castaway". I remember how I couldn't help but think about how he had to use a rollerblade to take out his tooth during weeks. I found that film very real, it was really hard for him to survive there, and the reefs that prevented him from getting out of the island... I love when he talks to Wilson. Tom Hanks is a brilliant actor.
And also "Six days and seven nights", which is a very silly film, but I like it too.
El último número de Numéro tiene dos editoriales que me han encantado. Las dos juegan con el tema de naufragios, pero mientras que la de Vlada parece que es una sirena que se ha quedado flotando en el agua, la editorial de Carmen es mucho más realista.
La verdad es que ahora que lo pienso me gustan las películas y libros sobre gente que tiene que sobrevivir en islas desiertas o en selvas. Cuando tenía ocho años más o menos podía ver "George de la jungla" una y otra vez sin cansarme. Es una película bastante tonta, pero tiene su gracia. Eso sí, no era nada realista, George tenía chimpancés de mayordomos, y su casa hecha de troncos parecía una mansión, con ascensor y todo. El que no me gustaba nada era Robinson Crusoe, no sé por qué. Y luego, varios años después, vi "Náufrago", recuerdo cómo no podía dejar de pensar cómo se había tenido que sacar una muela con la cuchilla de un patín de patinaje sobre hielo. Eso era lo peor. Y lo duro que era estar en esa isla, con el arrecife de coral que no le dejaba salir, y Wilson, me encantaba cuando le hablaba. Tom Hanks es un actor buenísimo.
Ah, y también he visto "Seis días y siete noches", que es una película muy tonta, pero tiene su gracia.
Ah, y también he visto "Seis días y siete noches", que es una película muy tonta, pero tiene su gracia.
Numéro June/July 2008
Naïade
with Vlada Roslyakova by Greg Kadel
Naufragée
with Carmen Kass by Hans Feurer
I love the styling here.
with Carmen Kass by Hans Feurer
I love the styling here.
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