lunes, 26 de octubre de 2009

A Good Film to see...


Football Stories is a film that focuses on three stories of this sport in different areas of life. The first story, realizes an outstanding footballer street with a very promising future. Unfortunately, it falls into the hands of the leaders by the attraction of dirty money. So, for sale and sell the team to lose, which does not happen and finally ends up being punished by the mob leaders.


The second story, about a gang of kids in the Atacama desert, who while they were outside the stadium in Calama receive a soccer ball that falls as "from above". It's a very touching story that shows human poverty and the quest for football that exists in childhood.


The third shows the arrival of a young of Santiago on the island of Chiloe, the story is framed in the World cup Spain 1982 on the day that Chile played against Germany. This young, soccer-loving age awakens instincts deserve two spinster sisters in the solitude of the island.


The third shows the arrival of a young Santiago on the island of Chiloe, the story is framed in the World Spain 1982 on the day that Chile played against Germany. This young, soccer-loving age and awakens instincts deserve two spinster sisters in the solitude of the fjords chilotes. These sisters invite you to watch the game with them, as do a curanto (typical food of Chiloé).


Unfortunately the weather conditions are not good and the television antenna began to fail. Finally, one of the sisters taught him which is really the passion of the crowds (scene where the woman says grabbing the breasts).


This film marks a before and after in sensitizing people in a special way with this sport so exciting. Personally, I like a lot, because embodied in images and in "football stories" three scopes that have the game in life itself. Rescue as a very complete football articulates the practices of people and is the independent variable to decide sometimes.

Before the “El Chacotero”, “Sex with Love” or “Subterra”, was “Historias de Fútbol” to lead the way for the new national cinema. Simple stories, but deeply human, lovable, affectionate. A trilogy of short films that begin to show Chile all day from the neighborhood to the “Pichanga” unhealthy passion to reach the World Cup. The story of the delivery guys goats perhaps a postcard of how many ordinary lives that will be reflected with nostalgia. This is the importance of Andrés Wood, the director of this film.

lunes, 19 de octubre de 2009

The Emerging Markets...the future...today...

YES!

Emerging markets have been the place to invest in the last decade. Mainly the markets of Brazil, India and Russia. The most recent performance of emerging markets has been even better than the developed ones.

This is not only because the developed markets like the U.S. and the United Kingdom is reducing by the global recession.

Claire Simmonds, a portfolio manager of emerging markets for JPMorgan said that "The surprising thing is how resilient they were." She thinks they are "too big to ignore", which represent 80% of world population, 70% of global foreign exchange reserves and half of world exports - however, only 12% of capitalization world market. "Our view is that premium growth will remain". . "Now we can speak of an engine of national growth that did not exist 20 years ago," says Slim Feriani, a fund manager with Progressive market specialists in emerging markets in developing countries. "Consumers in emerging markets is from a low base."

Then, these referred to as the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China) are positioning over the decades as new economic powers, that rather than remain in the consumer base for the many people, being set up as the engine of the global economy.

For complete information of this important new, you can visit the original article of Heather Connon. For that, it`s available the link of the page: