Helsinki: Day 1

Actually, day 2. We arrived yesterday late in the evening, had dinner and went to bed. So it didn't count for a day really. 

Me in front of the campus wearing 2 (!) jackets

Best friends

Music - Our last summer

        My holidays are over and tomorrow I'm flying back to Graz, so today it was planned to get all undone things done. I met My Best Friend in the city centre, we enjoyed some sushi in a restaurant and went shopping. To tell the truth, both of us were tired and completely exhausted. And even when everything was complete I felt as if I missed something.
     There is an amusement park here, where you get candyfloss almost all year round. I hoped to get there, but somehow it didn't work out. 
     Now let's come back to the story: it was 20 o'clock and we were already going to take subway home, out of energy. But then I suddenly said to My Best Friend: "Great job, we have everything done. But.. we haven't been to the park,although I would love to... Doesn't matter, another time! ". It took her just about a couple of seconds to say: "Let's go there now?". I didn't hesitate. We took a tram, got there, bought our candyfloss and walked around, taking photos with my new old film camera.

    I can't even say it's made my day. No, it's made at least my whole next week. :) And, you know, now it's the right time to leave - I have everything done!

05.36

      Till now I've been trying to fall asleep since 23 o'clock. Well, let's say I got 12 more hours of the day before flying back to Austria
     It feels absolutely strange to come home for two weeks, being, actually, a guest at your own place. I don't even mean being a temporary visitor in my parents' flat, but feeling alien when trying to live the way I did before. Hope, you understand, what I mean.
      It's as hard to leave as great to return. A neverending story.

Zaz – Eblouie Par La Nuit  and some city views...

Diagonale. Der Prozess

      Ihr wisst schon, dass ich mir ab und zu merkwürdige Filme gern anschaue. Und genau darum hätte ich den folgenden Film am vorletzten Tag des österreichischen Filmfestivals "Diagonale" einfach nicht verpassen können.    

Der Prozess. 
Regie: Gerald Igor Hauzenberger
Austria, 2011. 120 min.