I really enjoyed it! A German friend I saw this film with said that his great grandmother (and many other Germans) had similar journeys: crossing a country in anarchy and trying to protect themselves from soldiers and other people.

While the actors look good... the plot just sounds thoroughly cliche, and in some ways a watered down retelling of WWII. I'll hold final judgement... I know the book is beloved.

The Australian-German film "Lore" seemed a much more interesting presentation of life for German children during the horrors of war.

To be fair- Italy's legal system made such a horrifying mess of this that it is shaking to the confidence of many people. Of course this case alone shouldn't stop you from travelling- but it's not exactly great for the reputation of Italy for good reason.

Awesome for the court to stand behind this protection, as they obviously should.

For sure, it's not the whole picture, but I think the little bits of activity definitely add up. I lived in NYC for a few years before Berlin, and even that I thought had a far more walking in everyday life than my small Canadian hometown.

I think the difference in car culture is probably a big factor. I live in Berlin, and people seem to walk everywhere- also my building has no elevator so everyone had to hike up and down.

Except pronounce the letter "h?"

Advertising in 1960, Zoey Deschannel with 3 Male Roommates, Plane Crash Survivors on an Island, How I Met Your Mother

Some friends in Canada had one named "CSIS Van" for the same joke.

So sorry to hear that... what a terrible illness to watch unfold. Best wishes for you and your family.

I mean be careful... I dunno if you can get sued for sabotaging a sale by slander, but you could certainly say true things like "the ceiling leaks."

Is study abroad possible? I think long distance is reasonable as long as it has a hard endpoint.

Im more worried about the safety implications. First class out in front, but the rest of you peasants crowd the wings.

This is mostly the argument made by Canadians to justify the spring 'seal clubbing.'

It's something strange here... I mean obviously all countries have conservative elements, but I remember reading an article in the Atlantic recently where a Finnish doctor basically said he was ok making less money as long as he knew life was better and more secure for his neighbours and children. That there is real…

I liked Damien Hirst before he was a mobile app.

Kind of wish she had gone to Berghain, waited, and then seen the grim Berlin just shake his head slowly... "nein."

I always wonder like "Bro, has that EVER worked?"

1. TIE YOU HORSE UP OUTSIDE.
2. Then order like a normal human.