(4) My favorite movie

I still don't have a favorite movie. Someday I will dedicate my days to find it, but not today nor tomorrow ..
But, I remember some movies that when I finished them I felt really amazed, although I haven't seen them after that, so I couldn't called those "my favorites". One of them is "Mary is happy, Mary is happy", a thai movie from 2013 that I saw in Valdivia's cinema festival. It was about two friends in school, where the most attractive thing was that this story was constructed around several tweets from a real girl, that the director takes and interprets.
It's a movie that gets to mix reality with consciousness, somethhing like a virtual experience. I liked this tangled way of narrative and the dispersed protagonists,  with their constant thoughts that created a feeling of emptiness too.

Now I can't find it with english or spanish subtitles (only on thai ones), so if anyone knows where I could find it I'd love him/her forever <3

And the most recent movie I saw was Akira, an animated movie that I recommend, because it has an interesting draw, it has a good argument, which involves political and religious or philosophical topics and it has a lot of action so it's really entertaining too. (And it's like Evangelion).

(3) My favorite book

Since I left school, I haven't been reading a lot of books. 

Many times I started one, but even if I was enjoying it, I eventually stopped, but not really because they were bad or boring. The last one I read completely was "A happy world", after that, I started three different books but finished none of them,  maybe because I'm not really good with concentration, or because I'm too lazy. Probably the second one.

In school I liked many books, enjoyed a few, but there was one that I felt enchanted reading every page, and it was the known book “The little prince”.

I don’t know much about the author, so I can’t say I like him specifically, or his other writings.

I thought that this book was so simple or innocent, but it had a really strong vision of the world we live in, and how we connect with each other. I enjoyed that point of view, that without being pretentious or aggressive, made look superficial and unnecessary many of our human behaviors.

So I think I can say that by the moment, that's my favorite book.