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Well, let's talk about our future as workers.  For me, somewhat it is a difficult subject, because I am not quite sure what I will end up doing for a living, I study sociology, but I don't really see myself as a sociologist. Actually, I would like to have a job related to art, I imagine expressing ideas in various creative expressions for example making clothes or music (very different from each other, I know). And if you add to this the possibility of traveling and seeing many places thanks to work, it would be simply incredible. Regarding salary, it is not among my interests to earn a lot of money , having enough for a quiet life seems good to me, in general I am good at managing my money and every time I can I make other types of exchanges that are very useful to cover my needs. As I said above, I do not see myself doing a career as a sociologist, although I have learned a lot studying it and I think it is a very useful toolbox for multiple jobs, it is not an area in which I...

 I believe the art of filmmaking to be one of the finest creations of our society, as its ability to accurately portray reality by mixing sound and images is hallucinating. Filmmaking is also a source of a variety of tools that allows the creation and telling of both real and fictitious stories, thus giving form to infinite and diverse creations. However, the most remarkable feature of filmmaking is that it has made us all feel emotions deep within our hearts at least once in our lives. As it’s so versatile it can reach all types of audiences. Personally, my favourite types of films are those that give way to more questions, those films that make you think and ponder about life, that is, existentialist films. In the same way, I enjoy documentaries, drama, suspense and anime (if it’s possible to view it as a film genre). A film I’ll never forget and that I highly recommend is the Argentinian movie “Hombre Mirando al Sudeste” (1986). The story takes place in a psychiatric hospital, w...