face addict is a blisteringly worthy documentary by the photographer edo bertoglio about the friends he made and lost in new york in the 1960s. the family album of faces speak for themselves: william burroughs (x) quentin crisp (x) edie sedgwick. drugs and aids have wiped most of these memories away. but the film is at a loss what to do about it. bertoglio catches up with some familiar faces. wendy whitelaw is a glamorous survivor of the studio 54 scene. in 2008 we see the modest mo (x)

I just couldn’t stand the fear and loathing repetition and the janis joplin music, thompson was irreverent and funny but this movie is to much

I really loved Bertrand, his last album wasn’t the best but i adore him because he is very nice. I am his grupie. I’m glad Maria likes this album too! cheers!

This is a book my friend give me so it helps me to get out of this depression thing, I’ve started reading it last night and i like it,

i have a face for the main character, only that is too sad that it just has one handsome side.

A Clean Break! should give me a brain wash

how coul i be such a fool????

listening on audiobook… i wonder if is Kerouac’s voice?

This album really worth consuming!

Is one of the little that i like all of the song… any of them is less than great.

I while ago i thought about the french people thanking Gainsbourg for the new borns that they had in the 60’s and 70’s and some until now…

the arrangements and detais on this album are great. the voices are great.

I fell in love with it…

it was bad moment to see this movie, in the beggining i doubt most of it, then i was loughing for the fact that some of the things that they said in fact passed through my mind as a child… but i the end i was like wtf, who will believe what this people is saying… not me, even depressed!

How?