Often me and my family watching films, We have watched a lot of them and we discuss it. Me and my family never argue about what film should we watch, we just understand everyone has their own film taste. We all love different genres. My dad loves fighting films, my mom loves comedies, my grandma loves scary films, my grandpa loves history films. Atleast once a week we watch films together with different genres. Some films teach proper behavior, some films created to show how to speak with people or what to do if you in a difficult situation.
We watch films together.
Work together makes family stronger because you are ready to help them and they are ready to help you.
Often me and my family watching films, We have watched a lot of them and we discuss it. Me and my family never argue about what film should we watch, we just understand everyone has their own film taste. We all love different genres. My dad loves fighting films, my mom loves comedies, my grandma loves scary films, my grandpa loves history films. Atleast once a week we watch films together with different genres. Some films teach proper behavior, some films created to show how to speak with people or what to do if you in a difficult situation.
We watch films together.
Work together makes family stronger because you are ready to help them and they are ready to help you.
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1.A Carnival of Venice, Italy
This is a two week-long grand event. People put on masks and throw perfumed eggs at each
other. There are also concerts, different types of street performances and candle-lit boat
parade.
2.C. Fez Festival of World Sacred Music, Morocco
This massive festival was started in 1994 and designed to bridge the gaps between cultures
and bring people from different religions together. While this won’t be a festival on
everyone’s list, if you’re interested in religion and music then this is one of the biggest
festivals on the continent.
3.G La Tomatina, Spain
Thousands upon thousands of people make their way from all corners of the world to fight in
this 'World's Biggest Food Fight' where more than one hundred tons of over-ripe tomatoes
are thrown in the streets.
4.E Naadam Festival, Mongolia
This festival is an ancient cultural spectacle that combines colourful costumes and
performances with an exciting tournament of the traditional sports of archery, wrestling and
bareback horse riding. This biggest festival of the year is held in the country's capital
Ulaanbaatar, and presents visitors with an incredible opportunity to experience the culture
and people of this amazing land.
5.D Rio Carnival, Brazil
This is the most famous festival in the world and attracts thousands of people with its
dancing, parades, floats, music, and drinking.
6.B. Swedish Midsummer, Sweden
People often begin the day by picking flowers and making wreaths to place on the maypole,
which is a key component in the celebrations. Locals head out into nature, dance around a
maypole, eat lots of fish, drinks lots of beer, and stay up to enjoy the longest day of the year.
After all, the sun doesn’t set until about midnight. One of the traditional foods eaten during
the festival is pickled herring (usually with schnapps).
7.FGlastonbury,England
This is one of the largest music festivals in the world. Though best known for its
contemporary music, it also features dance, comedy, theater, circus, cabaret, and many other
arts. About 150,000 people come to this area for a few days of music, mud, and mayhem.
The fields turn into giant tent cities as everyone camps out looking to have some fun! Even
with 150,000 tickets and 900 acres of land, the event still sells out in under an hour!