Books
Naja Marie Aidt: Bavian (highly recommended)
J.M. Coetzee: Slow man (this one didn't do it for me, but I recommend some of his previous books. "Disgrace" is the best novel his ever written, and an all-time favourite of mine)
Jason Lutes: Berlin
Jan Poulsen: David Bowie - station til station
Peter Carey: My life as a fake
David B.: Epileptic (great graphic novel)
Haruki Murakami: Sputnik sweetheart (one of my favourite authors)
Movies
Sunshine (good sci-fi flick from Danny Boyle)
The Da Vinci Code (sucks, no surprise)
The Brown Bunny (veeery slooow)
Samaritan girl (strange and beautiful)
Mean Creek (quite good)
The day after tomorrow (admitted, I only saw it because of Jake Gyllenhaal)
Spring, summer, autumn, winter (fantastic!)
Capote (great acting by Phillip Seymour Hoffmann)
Borat (I will never forget the nude-scene)
Little Miss Sunshine (sweet and warm)
