Our remodel was officially completed just over two months ago giving us the opportunity to move in just a few days before Christmas. I've shared updates of the process on the blog and through Instagram along the way. Thank you all for following along and cheering us on! Buying a home in this marketplace can be frustrating so having the opportunity to buy a home and remodel it from head to toe within a 6 month timeframe is still mind blowing.
As I've mentioned in previous blog posts we bought our home on July 7th. We originally planned for a small remodel but after extensive research and interviewing multiple contractors the plan shifted into a full gut remodel. Demo day was on September 11th and the construction was completed on December 22nd. The process was intense but overall enjoyable. We worked with Evan and his team at ELS Home Builders and they were 100% committed to the project and made sure we would be moved in before our rental lease expired.
Originally we were planning to remove a few walls and put in a simple updated kitchen so walking into this beautiful space each day is more than a treat. Evan has relationships with so many wonderful vendors and he passes the discount on to his clients who pay for products directly. It's a different approach than most contractors but it was really appealing to us because we could customize every finish and not feel like we were overpaying. For our kitchen we priced out stock cabinets from Lowe's and Home Depot and were planning to go that route until Evan introduced us to his custom cabinet maker Robert who we ended up working with. The cost was more than stock cabinets but worth every penny because of the custom storage options we were able to create. It's such a small home so packing in storage whereever we could was key.
The original kitchen was boxed in behind two walls. Once the walls came down, the space really opened up and now feels 10 times larger.
Once the house was gutted we could really get a feel for how the space could function. That is when we finalized the design details with Robert for the cabinets. We wanted to move the door on the left (below) to where the window on the right was but after realizing the gas meter was below the window we decided to keep the original layout to save time and money. So, instead of creating an L-shaped kitchen we went with an island and a dining banquette. You can see the design plans in a previous blog post here.
The original window went away during the demo process because it was too low to put the kitchen sink below it. We removed the window and installed a new one in it's place to make the sink placement work. We ended up putting in all new windows as the project progressed. Windows were not in the original budget. Once the house was opened up and and we realized we had to replace a huge amount of lumber due to extensive termite data, it just made sense.
The after results turned out better than I could've hoped! We went with grey cabinets. I don't know the name of the color, Robert just called it "happy grey" and he's right, it's happy. Sometimes they look more blue and other times almost green, it just depends on the time of day.
We also added incandescent lighting and under cabinet lighting. The dining pendant is the Tiered Drum Pendant from Rejuvenation, an online company affiliated with Pottery Barn. I love the shape and the linen shade and it really softens the space.
We also replaced the exterior door in the kitchen with a dutch door so the top can open while the bottom stays in place. It's perfect to get fresh air in and keep Harper inside at the same time. All of the doors in our house are from Advanced Door Products in San Jose. We had to order the door and customize it with a piece of glass from Los Gatos glass because they don't sell a dutch door with a single light (window) like this.
All of the fixtures and finishes are in polished nickel. Polished nickel is not used as often as it should be. It's my favorite because there is a hint of gold that warms it up. My cabinet handles are the Grafton Glass Pulls from Restoration Hardware. I used the 6 inch pulls throughout my kitchen and bathroom.
Because we had to raise up the window above the sink we also raised up the window in the banquette. It's hard to notice our roller shades in the windows but if you take a close look you can see them. I wanted the shades to blend in with the windows and that's just what they do. I worked with Debra Piazza from Piazza Designs for all of our window coverings and she was wonderful. My client Eryn (whom created the flower arrangements in the photos) has beautiful window treatments in a variety of styles in her home and she had worked with Debra so that is how I found her. She came to our house for 90 minutes, we went through fabrics and options and had a plan once she left. It was painless and fast, it took 4 weeks from the day we ordered to when they were installed.
Are you just noticing that there is an entire wall of tile in my kitchen? I stole the idea from a client in Menlo Park and I'm so glad I did! It took 3 days to install and put another dent in the budget but it really glams up the space and gives the room a luxury feel. We bought all of our tile and stone from All Natural Stone in San Jose. Evan went with us and helped make final selections during our design appointment with Heidi. I love color but with our house being under 1,000 square feet, I knew we needed to go with a neutral palette that would make it look and feel larger. The backsplash is from The Quarry Collection, it's Calacatta honed subway tile, 1 inch by 6 inches. Our countertops are quartz.
The banquette opens up for storage. On the left side I store my holiday linens and dishes and on the right side extra bedding and the air mattress that we use when guest stay. We've had a surprising number of guests in this house already, it's tiny but fun to entertain in! The cushions were made by a friend of my cabinet maker with fabric that I ordered through Bassett furniture, it matches the pillows on our couch. The other pillows are from Pottery Barn.
The original kitchen was functional but basic. We thought about living in the house for a year or two before we remodeled but having a lease extension from our old landlord really encouraged us to take the plunge and get it all done before we moved in.
I love the before and afters from this perspective because you can really get a feel for how different the kitchen looks and functions. Its's so much brighter and lighter now that the walls have been removed!
I found my kitchen faucet while reading the Young House Love Blog. They have a section that allows you to "shop their house" and I liked the look of their faucet and ordered it for our house on Amazon. Our sink was also found on Amazon. I went with the 30 inch stainless sink by Kraus. It's HUGE and I love it!
One of the top items on my "kitchen must have list" was a pull out trash drawer. Robert, our cabinet maker didn't think we should lose the cabinet space. But I didn't want to lose the floor space to a large trash can or recycling bin. It's such a small house so packing in smart features like this was important to me. It was also important to me to have a wine cooler, ha!
We have a coffee and wine bar in this little corner and I love it! I'd be on a liquid diet if I could! Coffee and mugs are stored on the upper left cabinets and wine glasses are on the upper right.
The appliances are all from University Electric, we worked with Andy and after much debate we settled on going with a matching line by Dacor. I wanted handles and stainless finishes to be the same (again, because it's in a small space) and they were one of the only lines that had all of the appliances we liked and within a reasonable budget. Our island has a cooktop and blower in it. That was the most complicated to select due to the small size of the island. Once we had that decided, we narrowed our options from there. I really wanted paneled appliances but Evan and Chris told me "no way"! I love panels! We could've gotten a free dishwasher with our appliance package but the dishwasher that was offered as a gift with purchase had the loudest motor in it. We opted to upgrade to the model with the quietest motor. This is our main living area and it's just off our bedroom so we didn't want the dishwasher to compete with the TV or time to rest. Noise is something to think about when you are designing a small space!
Here is a closer look at the fridge. I love the French doors and the flex-drawer. Currently it's stocked with wine and champagne but once summer gets here I'll use it for veggies and fruit. It is also a nice option for meat, we aren't big meat eaters so for now it works as an extension of the wine cooler.
To the left of the fridge is a built in pantry that matches our kitchen cabinets. We were able to gain the space by moving the water heater outside and converting it to a tankless on-demand unit. It also gave us extra room in the master closet that I'll be sharing with you later.
With only two of us at this house the pantry is stocked and consumed pretty quickly. I gave up on the idea of stocking up, instead I have the basics and use them up regularly.
I have baskets for snacks, chocolate, protein shake mixes, and bread. The baskets are the stone woven plastic bins from The Container Store. I have them in the section below and on the next side to contain baking goodies, Harper's supplies, etc. They aren't labeled because it's just the two of us and we don't really need a label.
In the pantry on the right side there is a cabinet for small appliances, cookbooks, oils, and spices. I like that it is hidden behind the cabinet doors but right next to the island and fridge for easy access.
Just to share a peek inside of more of the cabinets here are my pull out shelves for my heavy Le Creuset cookware that we use daily. There are also measuring cups and prep bowls on the shelves.
My everyday glassware is to the right of the sink. I started over in this house with new glasses from Target, the glasses on the right are the x-pattern goblets from the Hearth and Hand Collection.
Next to the glassware is a cabinet for specialty glassware, bakeware, and melamine dishes that we use casually in place of our regular dishes that are stored in my grandma's hutch (I'll share it when I share my living room).
So that wraps up the grand tour. I know I could probably share 10 times more information so if you have questions please comment and I'll do my best to get you an answer quickly. Many people ask who I worked with to design all of the details and choose the finishes and the answer is that I did it myself with the help of Evan our contractor. I also had a major advantage with my knowledge of products and experience organizing so many beautiful homes in here in Silicon Valley.
My next post will share our living room, it's just off the kitchen so it will give you even more perspective on how our home functions and feels. Stay tuned!
Many of the photos in this post were taken by my friend Kate from JetKat Photo, she's also based in Los Altos and does beautiful work. I love following her on Instagram.
Amanda, this is absolutely fantastic! I love what you have done with the house. You've taken every bit of knowledge you've accumulated over the years and coupled it with a keen eye for beauty. Congratulations and thanks for being an inspiration!
Yes! My work experience definitely gave me a leg up on this one! It was fun to be the "client" for once!
Amanda, you've done such a beautiful job! I'm currently planning the details of our own kitchen remodel, so I very much appreciate all the details you gave on this. I'm curious, are you happy with the quartz counters? Did you consider white marble? Also, would you be open to sharing what this roughly cost you? Thank you!
Hi Laura! Yes, we are happy with the quartz countertops. They are easy to maintain and have the look of marble without all of the maintenance. With marble you have to be really careful of coffee and red wine spills, two of my favorite things! Since this project was apart of a full gut remodel it would be tough to give a cost for just the kitchen, all I can say about cost is that it ended up being much more than I thought it would be but I still think in the end I ended up ahead of the game because we could finish so quickly and move in.
Gasp. Drool. Sigh. Even BETTER than I'd anticipated. How can that be!? I want a cookie cutter duplicate of your kitchen, appliances and glassware to boot. The calcutta marble tile wall, the dining banquette with the warmth of the wood table are my faves 🙂 Dang girl, you seriously nailed it. Time to hang that interior design shingle and add it to the repertoire of KC offerings.
Aw thank you Yvonne! You've gotten to see the house throughout the project so that means a lot to me! It's small but fancy, my little jewel box!
Amanda, love it all… so wish you lived closer! We are in the beginning stages of redoing our kitchen. I feel lost. Your space is really beautiful. Can't wait to see the rest.
Thank you Aunt Kim! I wish I lived closer too! Glad to hear you are doing a remodel at your home, let me know if you need help picking things out! I will travel for wine!
Amanda…. Could not be more beautiful and functional!!!!! I am an organization freak and truly salivate at your work!
Love the colors…love the design…the corner banquette and table…a very peaceful and serene home…as it should be!
Thanks Debbie! You have always reminded me that living in a small space is doable so thank you for that! It's a tiny house but it has all of the essentials plus some!
So very beautiful, Amanda. I can hardly wait to meet your lovely new home!!
Yes! We've got to get that girls night on the calendar! As you can see my fridge is ready for you all!
Your home is gorgeous Amanda! Did I miss what type of wine captain you have? I like the look and size, please tell.
Many blessings to you and Chris in your new home.
Amazing job! Such a beautiful house ! Love my weekends at the retreat!
Beautiful job Amanda! Great design choices for a smaller home. My two favorite things are the Dutch door and the banquette. Can't wait to see more pictures and hopefully get a tour.
Thank you! I love the dutch door too! We just organized a house from 1941 with 4 dutch doors and I was in heaven!
Mandy! It's so beautiful! You are really, really good at all of this! I am really glad I read your comments about marble countertops and wine/coffee. Those are officially never going to be able to be a part of our house!
I stumbled across this update on LinkedIn: this is absolutely beautiful and I'm not surprised you're thrilled to bits. It's now 10 years since we remodeled our kitchen and I would definitely make some different choices (dark granite – never again). But the pull-out trash drawer is indeed a winner! Enjoy your lovely space.
That is absolutely stunning!! Thank you for sharing….
Hello could you please tell me how much was the entire remodel and who was the artitect. I think you said you used ELS general contractor. Did they revert you to the artictect or did you choose him from some place else? Could you say how much the artitect costed you for developing the sketch and plan.


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Берна́р Бліє́ (; 11 січня 1916, Буенос-Айрес, Аргентина — †29 березня 1989, Сен-Клу, Франція) — французький театральний та кіноактор. Батько режисера Бертрана Бліє.

Біографія та кар'єра
Бернар Бліє народився 11 січня 1916 в Буенос-Айресі, Аргентина, де в той час знаходилася сім'я його батька-біолога. Навчався в ліцеї Кондорсе, а потім вирішив стати актором. Поступивши з третього разу до Консерваторії, Бліє у 1937 році потрапляє у клас Луї Жуве, де знайомиться зі своїми однокурсниками — Франсуа Пер'є та Жераром Урі, з якими підтримував теплі стосунки протягом усього життя.

Кінодебют Бернара Бліє відбувся у невеликій ролі в 1936 році. Першу помітну роль у кіно зіграв у фільмі Марселя Карне «Північний готель», потім він знявся у нього ж у стрічці «День починається», де познайомився з Жаном Габеном.

Під час війни Бертарн Бліє потрапив у полон і більше року провів у таборі в Австрії. Після репатріації він таємно заробляє, граючи епізодичні ролі у кіно та театрі, а після звільнення, починає повноцінно працювати у кіно, театрі та на радіо.

У 1950-1960-і роки Бертарн Бліє багато знімається як у Франції, так і в Італії, в різних жанрах, часто в комедіях поряд з Бурвілем, Луї де Фюнесом та іншими відомими акторами.

У 1970-ті найяскравішою була для Бліє співпраця з П'єром Рішаром. Серед найвідоміших робіт цього періоду — роль придуркуватого лиходія Мілана у «Високому блондинові в чорному черевику» (1972) режисера Іва Робера.

В останні роки свого життя Бліє знімався в основному в Італії, де він був надзвичайно популярним. Всього за час своєї акторської кар'єри Бернар Бліє знався у майже 140 фільмах.

У 1989 році, через 24 дня після смерті, Бернар Бліє був посмертно удостоєний почесної премії «Сезар» за внесок у кінематограф.

Особисте життя
У 1937-у році Бернар Бліє одружився з Жізель Брюне, а через рік у подружжя народився син Бертран, який став відомим французьким кінорежисером. З 1965 року до своєї смерті 29 березня 1989 року був вдруге одружений з Анеттою Мартін.

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! Рік !! Українська назва !! Оригінальна назва !! Режисер
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| 1938 || Північний готель || Hôtel du Nord || Марсель Карне
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| 1939 || День починається || Le jour se lève || Марсель Карне
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| 1941 || Убивство Діда Мороза ||  L'assassinat du Père Noël || Крістіан-Жак
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| 1942 || Фантастична симфонія || La symphonie fantastique || Крістіан-Жак
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| 1942 || Весілля Шиффон || Le Mariage de Chiffon || Клод Отан-Лара
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| 1943 || Кармен || Carmen || Крістіан-Жак
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| 1947 || Набережна Орфевр || Quai des Orfèvres || Анрі-Жорж Клузо
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| 1948 || Людина людям || D'homme à hommes || Крістіан-Жак
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| 1948 || Деде з Антверпена || Dédée d'Anvers || Ів Аллегре
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| 1949 || Повернення до життя (новела «Повернення тітоньки Емми») || Retour à la vie (Le retour de tante Emma) || Андре Каятт
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| 1950 || Адреса невідома || Sans laisser d'adresse || Жан-Поль Ле Шануа
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| 1950 || Загублені сувеніри || Souvenirs perdus || Крістіан-Жак
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| 1951 || Шлюбне агентство || Agence matrimoniale || Жан-Поль Ле Шануа
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| 1952 || Я був ним три рази || Je l'ai été trois fois || Саша Гітрі
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| 1953 || Перед потопом || Avant le déluge || Андре Каятт
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| 1955 || Гусари || Les Hussards || Алекс Жоффе
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| 1955 || Чорне досьє || Le Dossier noir || Андре Каятт
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| 1956 || Злочин і кара || Le Crime et le Chatiment || Жорж Лампен
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| 1957 || Поворот дверної ручки || Retour de manivelle || Дені де ла Пательєр
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| 1957 || Людина в непромокальному плащі || L'Homme à l'imperméable ||
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| 1958 || Знедолені || Les Misérables || Жан-Поль Ле Шануа
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| 1958 || Сильні світу цього || Les Grandes familles || Дені де ла Пательєр
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| 1958 || Гравець ||  || Клод Отан-Лара
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| 1959 || Волоцюга Архімед || Archimède, le clochard || Жиль Гранж'є
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| 1959 || Марія-Жовтень || Marie-Octobre || Жульєн Дювів'є
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| 1959 || Ока любові || Les Yeux de l'amour || Дені де ла Пательєр
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| 1961 || Президент || Le Président || Анрі Верней
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| 1961 || Чорний монокль || Le Monocle noir || Жорж Лотнер
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| 1962 || Жерміналь || Germinal || Ів Аллегре
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| 1963 || Дядечки-гангстери || Les tontons flingueurs || Жорж Лотнер
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| 1964 || Сто тисяч доларів на сонці ||  Cent mille dollars au soleil || Анрі Верней
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| 1964 || Розкішний рогоносець || Il magnifico cornuto ||| Антоніо П'єтранджелі
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| 1964 || Вища невірність ||  ||
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| 1964 || Барбузи — секретні агенти || Les Barbouzes || Жорж Лотнер
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| 1964 || Полювання на чоловіка || La Chasse à l'homme || Едуар Молінаро
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| 1964 || Шанс і кохання || La Chance et l'Amour || Бертран Таверньє
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| 1965 || Питання честі ||  Una questione d'onore || Луїджі Дзампа
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| 1966 || Ресторан пана Септіма || Le Grand Restaurant || Жак Бенар
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| 1967 || Ідіот у Парижі || Un idiot à Paris || Серж Корбер
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| 1967 || Сторонній || Lo straniero || Лукіно Вісконті
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| 1968 || Чи вдасться нашим героям знайти свого друга, який таємниче зник в Африці? || Riusciranno i nostri eroi a ritrovare l'amico misteriosamente scomparso in Africa? || Етторе Скола
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| 1969 || Мій дядько Бенжамен || Mon oncle Benjamin || Едуар Молінаро
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| 1970 || Вона не п'є, вона не палить, вона не вживає наркотики, але вона говорить || Elle boit pas, elle fume pas, elle drague pas, mais… elle cause ! || Мішель Одіар
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| 1970 || Розсіяний || Le Distrait || П'єр Рішар
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| 1971 || Джо || Jo || Жан Жиро
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| 1971 || Нехай звучить цей вальс || Laisse aller, c'est une valse || Жорж Лотнер
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| 1972 || Високий блондин у чорному черевику || Le Grand Blond avec une chaussure noire ||  Ів Робер
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| 1972 || Вбивця || Дені де ла Пательєр
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| 1972 || Базікає, краде… іноді убиває || Elle cause plus… elle flingue || Мішель Одіар
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| 1973 || Я нічого не знаю, але усе скажу || Je sais rien mais je dirai tout ||  П'єр Рішар
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| 1975 || Мої друзі || Mes chers amis || Маріо Монічеллі
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| 1975 || Не потрібно мовчати тому, що нічого сказати || C'est pas parce qu'on a rien à dire qu'il faut fermer sa gueule || Жак Бенар
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| 1976 || Труп мого ворога || Le Corps De Mon Ennemi || Анрі Верней
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| 1976 || Золота ніч || Nuit d'or || Серж Моаті
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| 1976 || Спокій || Calmos || Бертран Бліє
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| 1979 || Холодні закуски || Buffet Froid || Бертран Бліє
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| 1979 || Чорна серія || Série noire || Ален Корно
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| 1980 || Повернися, Еудженіо ||  Voltati Eugenio ||  Луїджі Коменчіні
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| 1981 || Нафта! Нафта! || Pétrole ! Pétrole ! || Крістіан Жіон
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| 1984 || Серце || Il Cuore || Луїджі Коменчіні
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| 1984 || Подвійне життя Маттіа Паскаля || Le due vita di Mattia Pascal || Маріо Монічеллі
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| 1975 || Мої друзі || Mes chers amis || Нанні Лой
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| 1986 || Давайте сподіватися, що буде дівчинка || Speriamo che sia femmina || Маріо Монічеллі
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| 1987 || Шахраї || I picari || Маріо Монічеллі
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| 1988 || Біси || Les Possédés || Анджей Вайда
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| 1988 || Цвяхоїд || Mangeclous || Моше Мізрахі
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| 1988 || Вибух життя || Una botta di vita || Енріко Ольдоїні
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| 1989 || Паганіні || Paganini || Клаус Кінскі
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Oswald Arnold Gottfried Spengler (29 May 1880 Blankenburg am Harz – 8 May 1936, Munich) was a German historian and philosopher whose interests also included mathematics, science, and art. He is best known for his book The Decline of the West (Der Untergang des Abendlandes) in which he puts forth a cyclical theory of the rise and decline of civilizations. After Decline was published in 1918, Spengler produced his Prussianism and Socialism in 1920, in which he argued for an organic version of socialism and authoritarianism. He wrote extensively throughout World War I and the interwar period, and supported German hegemony in Europe. The National Socialists held Spengler as an intellectual precursor but he was ostracised after 1933 for his pessimism about Germany and Europe's future, his refusal to support Nazi ideas of racial superiority, and his critical work the Hour of Decision.
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Dino: "I know how much that meant to our fans"
"It was brilliant. I think it was a good reaction from our disappointing performance against Colchester 10 days ago.
"It was important for us to win, I know how much that meant to our fans.
"I emphasised it in the dressing room before the game that it was going to be a tough game, they are fighting for their lives and we have got to do the basics very well.
"We defended on the front foot, we attacked on the front foot and I thought it was an awesome performance.
"I know our fans appreciated today, it was a local derby and we had to give everything we have got to get the performance we got, and I thought we thoroughly deserved it."
"I thought the forwards worked their socks off to earn the goals and that is what you get with work rate.
"The forwards score the goals, but as a team I thought we were a different class in terms of winning possession and out of possession as well."
"I would have liked 6 points over the Easter weekend, but we will take 4 points and it is a tough away game at Grimsby.
"It was a good win today but i would have liked a cleansheet as I want the lot.
"That is just a glimpse of what we need to be but we will definitely improve on that and be a good team."