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“Best Sellers” is a cinematic homage to the power of storytelling

November 28, 2024
Lina Roessler’s Best Sellers emerges as a rare and poignant cinematic triumph, a lamentation and celebration of the human spirit interwoven with the inextricable bonds between creators and their creations. This film, anchored by the towering talents of Michael Caine and Aubrey Plaza, unfolds as a layered narrative—at once a
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Lights, camera, revolution : the fascinating story of French cinema

November 27, 2024
France’s journey in cinema began with the Lumière brothers, who held the first public film screening in 1895 with their short film Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory. This groundbreaking event marked the birth of the medium and laid the foundation for an industry that would revolutionize storytelling. During the silent
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Until Dawn Remastered : a stunning return to Blackwood Pines

November 21, 2024
Not all video game remakes are created equal. Some stand as true reinventions of their source material, expanding upon it and delivering something entirely new, while others, like Until Dawn Remastered, offer a refined version of an already outstanding game. For those who enjoyed the original 2015 release, this remastered
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The Paranormal Activity phenomenon: a journey through found footage horror and cultural resonance

November 12, 2024
Released in 2007, Paranormal Activity emerged as an unexpected juggernaut in the horror film industry, capturing audience imaginations with its “found footage” style and minimalistic, highly atmospheric scares. Initially a low-budget indie production, the first film’s success spawned a franchise that would stretch across several sequels, each expanding on the
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Cinema

“Best Sellers” is a cinematic homage to the power of storytelling

November 28, 2024
Lina Roessler’s Best Sellers emerges as a rare and poignant cinematic triumph, a lamentation and celebration of the human spirit interwoven with the inextricable bonds between creators and their creations. This film, anchored by the towering talents of Michael Caine and Aubrey Plaza, unfolds as a layered narrative—at once a study in human frailty,
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Lights, camera, revolution : the fascinating story of French cinema

November 27, 2024
France’s journey in cinema began with the Lumière brothers, who held the first public film screening in 1895 with their short film Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory. This groundbreaking event marked the birth of the medium and laid the foundation for an industry that would revolutionize storytelling. During the silent era, French filmmakers experimented
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Gaming

Books

10.0

A Journey Through Queer Identity and Art in “Chelsea Girls” by Eileen Myles

August 11, 2024
‘Chelsea Girls,’ authored by the distinguished poet and writer Eileen Myles, was first published in 1994. This semi-autobiographical novel captures vivid snapshots of Myles’ life experiences, delving into themes of identity, sexuality, and cultural revolution. Emerging during a period marked by significant socio-political changes, ‘Chelsea Girls’ resonated deeply with readers who yearned
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Exploring the Intersection of Fiction and Introspection in Sylvie Testud’s Literature

August 11, 2024
Sylvie Testud stands as a paragon of versatility, recognized not only for her compelling performances on screen but also for her noteworthy contributions to literature. Born in Lyon, France, Testud began her career in the film industry during the early 1990s, rapidly establishing herself as a prominent actress. Her portrayals often traverse a spectrum of complex emotions and nuanced characters, earning her
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“The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle”: A Twisty, Time-Looped Murder Mystery You Didn’t Know You Needed

August 11, 2024
In a world where time loops and murder mysteries rarely collide, Stuart Turton’s The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle (or The 7 ½ Deaths if you’re reading stateside) bursts onto the scene like a caffeine-fueled Agatha Christie, armed with a spiral notebook and a healthy disregard for linear time. Imagine this: You wake up in a grandiose, crumbling manor, surrounded by a
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TV

9.5

Laughing in the Face of Death: The Genius of Death and Other Details

August 12, 2024
Death and Other Details is the kind of show that sneaks up on you, much like an existential crisis at a birthday party—unexpected, a little unsettling, but ultimately unforgettable. This new dark comedy-drama has mastered the art of blending the morbid with the mundane, delivering a story that’s equal parts hilarious and
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The Mythology, Feminism, Inclusivity and Magic of Xena: Warrior Princess

August 12, 2024
‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ is a TV show that premiered on September 4, 1995, and concluded its run on June 18, 2001. Created by John Schulian and Robert Tapert, the series aired on the original network, Universal Television, and quickly captured the hearts of viewers worldwide. The show features Lucy Lawless in the titular role of Xena, a formidable warrior with a dark
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Tales from the Deep: Films, Series and Books to Unravel Oceanic Mysteries

August 11, 2024
How many secrets are hidden in the depths of the ocean? The Sea and the Ocean, rivers and streams, all these bodies of water share one secret: they keep our secrets and those of our ancestors. But the Ocean also has its own secrets, which spark great interest in anyone who dares to approach. Here is a list of five films, books,
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Art in the Big Apple : NYC’s independent galleries to visit this winter

November 22, 2024
New York City holds a pivotal role in the history of modern and contemporary art, serving as a global epicenter for creativity and innovation. From the vibrant movements of the mid-20th century to today’s cutting-edge experiments, NYC has continually shaped and redefined the art world. This winter, its dynamic mix of legacy and avant-garde artistry is on full display, offering
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Fashion

Alexander McQueen : fashion’s hooligan and the revolution of haute couture

November 12, 2024
Alexander McQueen was a creative genius who redefined fashion with a daring approach and revolutionary vision. Known for his provocative designs, theatrical runway shows, and ability to weave complex narratives through clothing, McQueen was not just a designer; he was a storyteller who used fashion to explore profound themes like life, death,
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