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RE: A super-cool coffee shop in a nice Chicago neighborhood

At first I thought: what a curious theme for a coffee shop. But as I read everything behind the owner's motivation and dedication, I began to understand why it made so much sense and so many traits of originality.

Maybe looking for a specialty coffee shop was the way to find really good coffee over there. It makes me a little suspicious because Americans invent a lot by adding things to coffee, I'm not surprised about the sugar. But it's a great experience anyway, every culture has its things and it's wonderful to be able to enjoy them even if only briefly.

By the way, I read somewhere in a commentary that you went for being participants of the event! What's the film’s name?

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To be honest, I'm not a fan of coffee in the States, hehe. But what I don't like the most is when you ask for a small coffee and they give you like 300 ml of coffee lol, but anyway, every culture has its things and this coffee was not bad but the best thing was the super cool place with those portraits and that, unlike the big chains that usually abound there, this was an authentic neighborhood cafe

By the way, I read somewhere in a commentary that you went for being participants of the event! What's the film’s name?

Una peli dirigida por mi esposo era selección del Festival de Cine Latino de Chicago, se llama Hijos de la Revolución y aún no se ha podido estrenar en Venezuela porque no le han dado el registro de cinematografía como película venezolana.

Saludos y gracias por pasarte por aquí 😄