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During your break in the wonderful city of Milan, you will be staying in the Italianway Apartment on Bligny 25. These well-rated apartments are a mere 20-minute walk from the centre of Milan, but you will be served by a metro station and bus service. These bright and cosy apartments are well connected to the city’s main tourist attractions.
Milan is the perfect city to experience art, fashion and good coffee. You’ll find most of the city’s well-known attractions in the Duomo area. Make sure to book a visit to the Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie. Why? Because on a hidden away wall, you will be able to see da Vinci’s famous The Last Supper. You should stop by the city’s famous museums or climb to the top of Duomo for a stunning view of the city’s skyline. Go shopping for discounts in Milan’s shopping centres and finish your day by indulging in aperitivo culture and have a few drinks before dinner in Navigli.
Grega & Ira are great, friendly locals who know their country very well. Zappas house is a block from the harbour, quiet location. This is a 4 level typical home in Piran. Beautiful view from the roof top terrace. It has been beautifully renovated recently. Bedrooms are lovely & very roomy. Large kitchen with all the amenities. … see more
A comfortable home for up to 4 guests very close to the waterfront with full equipment. This is a home with personal touches and additions. I have added my own little details and at the same time have made sure all necessities are there for you to enjoy. Only one minute …see more
The To Spitaki Main House is situated in the heart of Galaxidi and is an old stone building recently formed into a studio of 70 m2. Its tasteful and well organized spaces offer its guests remarkable moments all year round. It consists of a loft-bedroom, a sitting area w …see more
Check out our prices! They vary depending on the number of guests and on the days of stay! Just enter the check in and check out days as well as the number of persons; then the real price for you will appear!!! …see more
Guesthouse By the Garden Guesthouse of 25 sq. m. with unified space for 2 persons, with fireplace, kitchen, bathroom, TV and breakfast with various jams, cake, cookies, all home made by Mrs. Stella! Breakfast is included in the price.Every morning, the household …see more
.The Nereids studios apartments, located at the entrance of Galaxidi amphitheater in part by the sea from anywhere you look in your eye will travel to the blue sea. Within a green oasis of magnificent pine trees give us all summer their thick shade, olives and various f …see more
The Captain's House is located a short drive from ancient Delphi. It's a spacious 250 sq m, corner, three-story house built in 1850 for one of the shipowners who developed the historic port of Galaxidi into an architectural urban treasure in which you can immerse today. …see more
The To Spitaki 2-bedroom, approximately 110 sq. m. apartment, is located in a traditional, fully refurbished 1850 Galaxidi house decorated with the original old furniture. Includes a sitting room, fireplace, TV, dining room with view to the garden. There is a fully-equi …see more
The First floor apartment is 50 sq. m. in size. The 3 bedrooms were styled into an amazing space with one bedroom for 2-3 persons, sitting room with fireplace, TV, kitchen, bathroom and a sheltered terrace with view to the garden.The rooms are air-conditioned. Every mor …see more
Acroploro is the ideal place to stay, for those who seek their own private space at beautiful Galaxidi, combining traditional architecture with modern comforts. The cottage we all awaits us when we leave the city to rest mind and body. It is consisted by two spacious …see more
the village: Galaxidi is the prettiest of the low-key resorts on the north coast of the Gulf of Corinth. The town is graced with narrow cobblestone streets and two small harbours, and makes a pleasant base from which to visit Delphi. Galaxidi is tranquil with a pick …see more
A traditional country home in the heart of Galaxidi. Easy walking distance 5 min. to the sea. Lovely garden for eating in. Drinks and light snacks available under individual umbrellas and loungers. Quiet residential area, safe for young children and ample parking space. …see more
Featuring a garden and a children’s playground, Ktima Xiliadou is located in Chiliadou Beach. It offers air-conditioned accommodation with a fireplace. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. Nafpaktos Town is 7 km away. Opening to a balcony and a patio with sea, mount …see more
A brand new luxury apartment in the popular upcoming area of Mil Palmeras on the Orihuela Costa. With 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms this apartment offers holidaymakers the best of everything. Fully furnished with modern clean lines the apartment is equipped for a self-ca …see more
Mil Palmeras is a small coastal resort located between Dehesa de Campoamor and Torre de la Horadada on the Orihuela Coast on Spain’s southern Costa Blanca. This ultra-modern luxury property was completed in March 2016 and is located on the ground floor and consists of …see more
Great location, located only 100 m from the beach, and 20m from supermarket and pharmacy. Car is not necessary. The house consists of 2 bedrooms, 2 lounges, fully equipped kitchen (including dishwasher), air conditioning cold-heat, patio with garden furniture and barbe …see more
All your needs including super beaches, bars, restaurants and supermarket within easy 2 minute walk.… More
This property is 5 minutes walk from the beach. Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a terrace, Playa Elisa Bay is an apartment set in Pilar de la Horadada. The accommodation is 21.7 miles from Murcia, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parkin …see more
Beautiful townhouse in residential area in the Pilar de la Horadada perfect for a family holiday or with friends, large ground floor with two fully equipped bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchen, large living room with window overlooking a private terrace, direct access to the …see more
A brand new 2 bedroom 2 bathroom ground floor apartment in Pilar de la Horadada. A lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment furnished to a high standard and fully equipped for a self catering holiday. This apartment is located on the brand new Lamar Houses development i …see more
#This newly finished in 2018 modern build 1st Floor with large roof solarium 2 Bed 2 Bathroom Sleeps 6 (If utilising Sofa Bed) is located in a residential area of Pilar De La Horadada, Costa Blanca, Alicante region of Southern Spain, Costa Blanca. It is fully equipped w …see more
InmoRibón presents this beautiful 2 bedroom luxury townhouse with pool, in a new residential complex located in Pilar de la Horadada, just 8 minutes walk to the nearest beach, 10 minutes walk to the beach of a thousand palm trees and 40 minutes from the Murcia airport. …see more
Apartment block "Playa Elisa III". 200 m from the beach. For shared use: swimming pool (01.01.-31.12.).. 4-room apartment on the upper floor. Modern furnishings: open living/dining room. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 1 x 2 bunk beds, air conditioning. 1 large room wi …see more
A brand new 2 bedroom 2 bathroom ground floor apartment in Pilar de la Horadada. A lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment furnished to a high standard and fully equipped for a self catering holiday. This apartment is located on the brand new Lamar development in Pilar …see more
This tastefully and modern furnished apartment in a new apartment complex has a 60 sqm roof terrace and is equipped with the latest standards and comfort. The brand new furnished apartment has 2 bedrooms with a double bed and two single beds, 2 modern bathrooms, a cozy …see more
Owner's description: Luxurious villa with private pool, for 6 PAX, located 150 meters from the beach. It is within walking distance of supermarkets, bars, restaurants and other entertainment venues. It consists of large living room, kitchen, three bedrooms and 3 bathro …see more
This stunning apartment has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.It has been remodeled in march 2016,so it is ready to receive people no matter which period of the year,because it is completely set up. . It has all the required stuff to spend a holiday,starting with Wi-Fi, all th …see more
Lovely Apartment well equiped stayed for a week 4 adults 2 children great location to beach, resturants and bars would definitely recommend… More
Bungalow 2 bedrooms 1-4 people, beachfront Mil Palmeras. The property is located beachfront in front of the magnificent beach of Mil Palmeras, the sea views are spectacular, idyllic location to enjoy a relaxing holiday. 2 bedroom house, renovated, sleeps up to 4 people, …see more
Cozy bungalow furnished to detail a 5-minute walk from the beach with beautiful views over the sea and gardens. Air conditioning. Two perfectly equipped terraces, a deck on the top floor and outdoor at the bottom. BBQ and garden furniture. Bike available. Public pool 10 …see more
House on a plot of 1,000 m2. It features a garden, parking area, barbecue, swimming pool, etc. Its location makes it perfect for enjoying a short holiday in both summer and winter. It is nestled in a very quiet area but with all the amenities one may wish to have close …see more
Welcome to our lovely apartment! This is a fantastic apartment located in Playa ElisaBay in RioMar, near to Torre de la Horadada and Mil Palmeras, available for holiday rental. Our lovely house has 2 bedrooms, a large private terrace and a private free parking place. I …see more
Owner's description: Magnificent apartment for 4 PAX with a large terrace, only 250 meters from the beach Mil Palmeras. It is located in a residential area of new construction, very close to all bars, restaurants, supermarkets and leisure, as a shopping center La Zenia …see more
Owner's description: New apartment nicely decorated and fully equipped with appliances, kitchen utensils and bed linen and bathroom towels. It consists of 2 bedrooms, one of them en-suite with double bed, the other bedroom has 3 single beds. The living room has access t …see more
Owner's description: Outside Apartment block "this property". 200 m from the beach. For shared use: swimming pool (01.01.-31.12.). Inside 4-room apartment on the upper floor. Modern furnishings: open living/dining room. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 1 x 2 bunk beds, …see more
Owner's description: Nice apartment located in Pilar de la Horadada, Alicante. The flat has 2 bedrooms distributed as follows: 1 double bed and 2 single beds. 1 bathroom, the living room is very spacious and has a flat TV, satellite connection in english and spanish lan …see more
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Jennifer Baichwal and Edward Burtynsky’s documentary about water beat out two theatrical dramas, "The Dirties" and "Gabrielle."
TORONTO – Toronto film critics on Tuesday gave their best Canadian film award to filmmaker Jennifer Baichwal and photographer Edward Burtynsky’s documentary Watermark.
The film about how water shapes humanity bowed at the Toronto International Film Festival and is a follow-up to Manufactured Landscapes, also by Burtynsky and Baichwal.
Watermark beat out competition for the top Canadian film prize from two theatrical dramas: The Dirties, directed by Matt Johnson, and Gabrielle from Louise Archambault.
The Toronto Film Critics Association announced last month that they had named Inside Llewyn Davis, Joel and Ethan Coen’s Greenwich Village-set folk singer tale, as their best picture of the year, while Oscar Isaac snagged the best actor prize for his titular role.
Toronto critics also named Alfonso Cuaron as best director for his survival-in-space tale Gravity, while Cate Blanchett won the best actress prize for her star turn in Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine.
Other prize-giving by the TFCA on Tuesday night in Toronto included filmmaker Mira Burt-Wintonick being the first to tap a film fund to honor her father, Peter Wintonick, who died in November after a short and sudden illness.
Viola Davis leads the ensemble in Steve McQueen's female-driven revenge thriller, his first film since '12 Years a Slave.'
What could have remained just a solid crime thriller about bereft women who take matters into their own hands has been electrified by racial, political and gender issues in Widows. Handling a genre piece for the first time, director Steve McQueen ups the ante of nearly every scene by doubling and tripling the import by various means, creating in the process a provocative portrait of life on the troubled south side of Chicago. Commercial prospects look robust for this potent female-centric action drama.
Adapted by McQueen and Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn, Widows is based on two six-part British television crime drama seasons broadcast in 1983 and 1985 and written by Lynda La Plant, who also penned a novelization published in 1985. La Plant is best known as the writer of the classic British TV series Prime Suspect.
McQueen seems intent here on keeping the drama sizzling on several burners at every moment. Most filmmakers would have been content to stick with the surface story, which is certainly involving and good as far as it goes. But McQueen, in his first outing since 12 Years a Slave five years ago, really loads it on in nearly every scene, nay, every shot, as if to prove that he can deliver the kinetic goods with the best of them while also talking about the things he cares about most.
The director slashingly puts across loads of incident, much of it grimly tragic, in the first few minutes. Veronica (Viola Davis) and husband Harry (Liam Neeson), hardly spring chickens, engage in some very deep kissing in bed in their stylish apartment. Linda (Michelle Rodriguez) tends to her dress shop. Alice (Elizabeth Debicki) has a jerky boyfriend, while Belle (Cynthia Erivo) is a hairdresser. In short order, all the women are bereft, their men killed in some shockingly explosive action.
The primary focus throughout is Veronica, who seems most deeply aggrieved but soon learns she has the most to lose, as local black gang boss Jamal (Brian Tyree Henry) informs her that her late husband owes him $2 million; if she doesn’t fork it over within the month, his hyper-violent goon Jatemme (Daniel Kaluuya, very scary) will make sure it’s the last payment she never makes.
Also in the mix are longtime Chicago politicos Tom Mulligan (Robert Duvall) and his hotshot son Jack (Colin Farrell). Demographically, these Irish guys know they’re very last-century, their ways of fixing elections and paying people off clearly nearing an end. But they’re still holding on, brutally, if need be, and they’ve rearranged precincts to stay in the game a bit longer.
Quite early on, developments begin accumulating that are best not revealed, as the most important of them are unanticipated and complicate the narrative in ways that are generally enriching of the drama rather than just jammed in for the sake of surprise. Still, it can be said that Veronica discovers something about her husband’s business practices she never knew, something that establishes all the women as having been so wronged that, despite their lack of experience at pulling something off, they’ve got to plough ahead with a risky endeavor both for revenge and their own sense of worth. Their motivation feels entirely legitimate.
Davis’ Veronica, the victim of longtime deception as well as a double-whammy loss, remains at the center of the tricky plot, her need for vengeance, comprehension and, ultimately, survival providing the most burning motivation of all the women. Stern, driven, unstoppable and haunted, Veronica is the axle around which the rest of the action turns, and Davis is reliably outstanding in the role.
The other woman with a bit of extra dimension is Debicki’s Alice, whose loony mother (Jacki Weaver) essentially pushes her into prostitution, an assignation that results in an equivocal entanglement with a messed up businessman (Jon Bernthal). Rodriguez has the least interesting role as a conflicted mom, but Erivo emerges as a cool and muscular action heroine in the later-going.
McQueen and his ultra-adept cinematographer Sean Bobbitt find myriad unexpected ways of staging and shooting familiar generic scenes. One striking interlude has Farrell’s politico and his assistant engage in a long conversation in a car without being seen, the camera instead surveying the journey from in front and above so as to sharply illustrate the economic difference between one precinct and another. The pair have come up with fresh ways to shoot expository and frequently close-quarter scenes all the way through.
As amplified from the original material for today’s political moment and sensibilities, Widows is a solid piece of genre fiction made more resonant by how its creators have bored down into its characters and sociological implications in ways specifically designed to examine some of the rotten underpinnings of business as usual. As often happened back in the noir melodramas of the 1940s and 1950s, an urban crime story here once again serves as a successful vehicle for exploring what ails a society.
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