The impossible is a dramatic film based in real facts, it goes about the experience of a family in Thailand vacationing. There something horrible happens, a tsunami, and the movie narrets their history and their survival.
The impossible is not my favourite movie but I wanted to talk about it because It's a very impactant and moving film and I find amazing the filming and the true history of that family.
An enormous wave swept it all, the mother, wouonded and the older brother meet and looking for help while the father send the other borthers to a refuge for stay him (in the hotel) and looking for his wife and his older son. The father doesn't found them but him doesn't give up, he dicided to search in all the hospitals nearest.
Afortunatelly all the family meet in one of the hospitals where the mother is gonna be operated and the older son has helped many persons to find their families. Finally the afortunated family traveling on the way home in shock but safe.
My favourite part it's when the three brothers and the father found, it makes you cry and I was so moved on this part, just thinking about the lucky that they had to survive it's moving. The part that I don't like it's when the mother is in a critical condition in the hospital, I couldn't see my mum in that condition. I think this movie makes you appreciate much more the family.
The way that it's rolled the film catches my attention, I had seen documentaries about how they make the tsunami for example, all the actors were tied to chairs underwater and I think that it's something brave and so much work behind the scenes.
What I would like to do after "Batxillerat" is a gap year but before University that for me is better, you're more young and it's like a break season after "Batxillerat". We had studied gap year at school last year and I find it very interesting because you learn a new language, you meet new people and you become more independent. Some friends of my sister did a gap year and they have explained us how cool it is, some of them didn't want to come back! I think it's a different experience that you will not regret, at the beginning I'm sure that I would be scared of travel alone to an unknown place but it's get used. If I had to decide where to go I wouldn't know yet, but Australia or USA could be a possible options.
I have the craziest funniest friends in the world and I feel fortunate to have the friends that I have. They are an enormous support for me, we are always there for each other in good or bad moments and it's very nice to know that they will be there for you. With them is always a good time because we laugh a lot together. We usually go out together every weekend and some afternoons also we do many originals activities during the year and more now that summer approaches. Some of us have travelled together, we have made camping too... We do many follies!!! I love my group of friends because we know perfectly each other from many years ago and we have utmost confidence. Obviously we have discussions like everybody but don't last more than two days...
Last thursday we went to the theatre of Roses to see Últimas tardes con Teresa written by Juan Marse, a play that we read last year in class. The play was interpreted by only two persons Manolo and Teresa. At the beginning I believed it would be boring because it's difficult to adapt the play with only two characters but it was the opposite. It was played really well, was very entertaining and was understood perfectly. It lastest 55 minutes and what impressed me the most was the ability that they had to learn such a long paper by heart. The characters acted professionally, so was a really cool and fun trek. At the end they let us to ask questions and it was interesting because we could know many things from the point of view of the characters. They explained us the difficulty of adapting a book to the theatre and that's why they had to shorten many parts. 
