I'm a documentary person. Cinema is one of my big passions. I love fictions, mainly dramas. However, there is a huge room in my heart for documentaries. The good ones are always great journeys through space and time. While fictions are focused on human emotions, documentaries evoke the emotion of discovery. Recently I watched a fascinating BBC documentary called "The secret history of writing". At the beginning, I thought this title was a bit sensationalist, but I really felt like that while I was following the narrative. The most outstanding fact I came across there was the discovery about the connection between the Egyptian hieroglyphs and all alphabets that exist nowadays, including the Latin one I'm using right now. The letter "A", for instance, comes from the hieroglyph that represent a bull. If you look thoroughly, you will be able to see a bull upside down hidden there. The explanation for that connection is breathtaking, but I will let the curiosity motivates you to find out by yourself.
Sounds like a super interesting movie! I think "but I really felt like that" could do with a bit of a rephrasing, but I wasn't entirely sure what you meant there :)
Sounds like a brilliant documentary.
Hi @Anettesque! It's really an amazing movie! As for the sentence "but I really felt like that", I meant that I really felt like I was discovering a secret history, as the title says. Maybe I should write: but I really felt like I was discovering a secret history while I was watching the movie. Anyway, thank you so much for your feedback! =D
@Glauber_Leal ahh yes, this sounds better! :) And no problem :)