I read the book back in 2021 and reread it again in 2026 before watching the movie. I was really curious to see how they would adapt it for the big screen — it seemed incredibly difficult to pull off, and I think they did a pretty great job.
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Obviously, we watched this movie on February 2nd, as we do every year. A little gem that I first saw at the Casal Camprodoní cinema the summer I turned 18—I didn’t get stuck in time, but I was captivated by the film.
Read more The first time I watched this movie I wasn’t even 10 years old, and I loved it. A few weeks ago we watched it again at home, and I was surprised at how well it still holds up; my daughters really enjoyed it. Although some aspects have clearly aged, such as the role of female…
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The conflict is far away. The consequences are not. When news about tensions in the Middle East appears, we tend to look at it from a distance. It seems complex, geopolitical, and sometimes even unrelated to us. But there is a fairly mechanical chain that connects what happens there with what you pay here: at…
Read more As I have mentioned a few times, I love cinema; in fact, in my first book, I explained personal finance through movies and TV series. A message from a reader encouraged me a couple of months ago to try writing about a movie I’ve recently watched with my family, always looking at it from a…
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New blog section: movies with life and money lessons. We’re starting with Perfect Days.
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Minimalism is much more than an aesthetic trend or a fashion of having an empty house. It is a life philosophy that embraces simplicity, getting rid of what we don’t need, and focusing on what really matters. At its core, it is a process of awareness: reducing noise, eliminating distractions, and making space—mental and physical—to…
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Experts often refer to volatile markets as falling markets. It’s better to call things by their name: almost always when we talk about volatility, we’re actually referring to market declines.
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