Lol, the book is referenced in an Italian indie movie, "Santa Maradona": the costumer of a bookstore asks to a character (who is NOT part of the bookstore staff) where she can find a book with a mix'n'match title between this one and Stefano Benni's "The Company of the Celestines".
He gently answer that she may have confounded the two books: Benni's book is slip-mainstream "and we don’t sell mainstream-ish books which appeal the masses", while this one "is a nutty new age book full of poppycockeries and we don’t sell this kind of trash".
Then, with passive-aggressive kindness, he invites the costumer to go away. (She is then approacjed by an actual bookstore staff memeber and insults him).
Lol, the book is referenced in an Italian indie movie, "Santa Maradona": the costumer of a bookstore asks to a character (who is NOT part of the bookstore staff) where she can find a book with a mix'n'match title between this one and Stefano Benni's "The Company of the Celestines". He gently answer that she may have confounded the two books: Benni's book is slip-mainstream "and we don’t sell mainstream-ish books which appeal the masses", while this one "is a nutty new age book full of poppycockeries and we don’t sell this kind of trash". Then, with passive-aggressive kindness, he invites the costumer to go away. (She is then approacjed by an actual bookstore staff memeber and insults him).