Comments on english: An Ordinary Family

Yesterday the film screened in Tui. The film opene...

2007-03-22T10:59:00.000+01:00

Yesterday the film screened in Tui. The film opened the festival so there was lots of people, several Argentinians. Afterwords I recieved hugs and shared tears. It's a great feeling to meet the audience of a film you've been fighting with for a long time.
Galicia looks great, I will go for a walk. And Portugal is just across the river. I'll take a walk to your country, for a cup of coffee. The Spanish says that the portuguese coffee is much better.

Thanks Fredrik, I am sure your film will be apprec...

2007-03-21T12:03:00.000+01:00

Thanks Fredrik, I am sure your film will be appreciated by the spanish audience.

Tui is a very nice small town. If you have some free time, please visit Porto (my hometown) which is also a nice place.

I am sure the Borroni's will succeed in their new life.

Hi Mario, yes I do talk to the Borronis once in a ...

2007-03-20T09:18:00.000+01:00

Hi Mario, yes I do talk to the Borronis once in a while. They are doing well in the same way as in the film. Fighting with pedicure and at the markets. The kids do well at school and universities. Maria's only worry no is that little Martin now 13 is 1.85 metres tall and size 45 in shoes. A big boy!
Tomorrow I leave for Tui in Galicia, on the border to Portugal. The film will open the Play Doc-festival. I'm looking forward to that.

Hi, I just watched your film on Odisseia/Odissea c...

2007-03-19T19:09:00.000+01:00

Hi, I just watched your film on Odisseia/Odissea channel and it was a wonderful experience. It isn't easy to find on tv this kind of care and tenderness you put into telling this family's story. Thanks!

I would like to know if you have kept in touch with the Borroni family, and if they are all doing well.

Mario/Portugal