But hey, you gotta jump again some time, right?
Goodbye Ulaanbaatar, hello Melbourne.
Friday, October 8, 2010
This Is The Part Where I Start To Cry
The internet at our house has been cut off, my suitcase is starting to fill up and I've called a farewell dinner. Sunday morning I get up (or stay awake as the case may be), put on my boots, say goodbye to B, cry for an extended period of time then get on a very, very early flight with Samuel. It ain't gonna be pretty. Last night I looked how I currently feel: like a ghost.
But hey, you gotta jump again some time, right?
Goodbye Ulaanbaatar, hello Melbourne.
But hey, you gotta jump again some time, right?
Goodbye Ulaanbaatar, hello Melbourne.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
hi alicia!
ReplyDeletei'm organising a mongolian film festival (focusing on contemporary film) in edinburgh this spring in order to fundraise for a creative summer camp that we will hold for kids in ulaan baatar this summer. not knowing a great deal about mongolian cinema i've been browsing round the internet and found ur article in film.culture.360 and thought u might have some leads.
from what i've gathered so far there seems to be a fair bit of good documentaries (state of dags for example seems interesting) but i would also like something fictional. i found a description for a movie called operation tatar on the east meets west festival, would u recommened that movie or do u have any other suggestions (at this point anything is helpful really). my email address is sofia.olsson@yahoo.se.
kind regards, sofia :)
(coordinator, project mongolia's creative summer camp)