Vania Mella

  To be honest, I have two favorite series. The first is called "Anne with an e" and the second is called "Fleabag". I met "Anne with an e" last summer, on my vacations, the first thing I liked was the landscapes, after the first chapter and meeting the main characters, I fell in love with the story. It is about an orphan girl of approximately 11 years old, she comes to live with Matthew and Marilla, they were brother and sister, both over 50 years old who never married. They decided to adopt a man to help them with the countryside that they lived in Prince Edward Island and to be able to cook. But in the orphanage they made a mistake and sent Anne, little by little, they both began to care for her and adopted her. The story mixes fraternity, human rights, feminism, emancipation and above all, love in its different forms. Fleabag is a British series written, directed and acted by Phoebe Waller-Brigde. It tells the story of a single woman in her late th

 I think the first time I thought about my ideal job, I envisioned it as something that allowed me to travel all over the world, where I could meet diverse people and diverse cultures. That was one of the reasons why I studied gastronomy before this career, even though it was not my best choice, I got to know many places in Chile. I was in Chiloé for two months and I lived in Valparaíso for a year. Now, despite studying an office career, I don't think the possibility of traveling is nil. Also, after 2 careersI finally feel like I'm in a place that I like. In the future I would like to work in the Comptroller General of the Republic. I like the area of ​​administrative law and the ideal of fighting corruption within Chilean institutions. In the same way I like the area of ​​Human Rights. Also, I am interested in how the State deals with the issue of people's food rights. I think I could mix gastronomy and public administration and work for JUNAEB to deliver vegan and vegetar

 I think I've seen this movie more than 20 times, I love how it mixes such a remote time with the feminist attitude of the protagonist. I mean Pride and Prejudice. The movie is based on the eponymous book written by Jane Austen. I love the landscapes and photography of the film, as well as the mix that is made with the music. The main actress, Keyra Knightley, makes an excellent adaptation of Elizabeth Bennet, a very funny, beautiful and intelligent woman. I like how Jane Austen describes falling in love based on people's intellect. A few days ago I saw another adaptation of one of her books, the movie Jane Eyre. As in Pride and Prejudice, it is a story that is based on the value of the characters being focused on the intelligence they deliver to the other. I would recommend these films because they are novels of conscious love and not the simple drama that traditional films present. Also, I really like these types of movies, where women are exposed to a retrograde worl