Gabriel Mascaro’s The Blue Trail Takes a Lively Journey Down the Amazon River
The Blue Trail, the lively new film from Gabriel Mascaro, takes its name from the secretions of a mythical snail. Azure and oozing, the substance, when dropped on the iris, is rumored to grant a vision of things to come. This news is welcomed with admirable disinterest by Tereza (Denise
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I’m an Adventurous Travel Writer, and a Low-key Journey With My Parents Taught Me to Slow Down
The clouds were upside down—or at least that’s how they seemed to me. I was three years old, flying for the first time from the U.K. to Jamaica, looking down at the puffs in the sky below us. It was the first of many trips with my parents during a
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