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I don't like to divide music by genres, I listen everything. If you want you can see my playlists on Spotify because I don't find it easy to explain what I listen to. Just look for Tommaso Codarri among the users Cinema is my second life for when I'm at home and I don't want to do anything, I think it's the best drug after music. I like "international" films and using MUBI I see a lot of them, also all the films that have made the history of cinema such as Italian neorealism and the French nouvelle vague or German expressionism cinema of the 1920s and if you want some advice I can send you a list of my favorite films. I like all the cinema even if I find it hard to see commercial films sometimes to have fun I watch some of them. My favorite novel is "All quiet on the western front" by Erich Maria Remarque. I really like Dostoevskij, Pier Paolo Pasolini and Bertold Brecht even if I prefer to read non-fiction. A contemporary author who I find very brilliant is John Zerzan