Movies and TV Series

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The Miniature Wife: a tiny protagonist for big problems

Lindy and Les Littlejohn form one of those couples where latent competition has now replaced love, without...

di Maurizio Encari 28 May 2026

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The Boroughs - Timeless Rebels: The Over-60 Stranger Things?

Sam Cooper is a retired engineer, widowed a few months ago, who reluctantly moves into The Boroughs...

di Maurizio Encari 28 May 2026

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Kill Bill Returns to Theaters in its Definitive Form - The Review

There are films that you end up knowing by heart. Dialogues, music, shots, even the exact moment a cut...

di Claudio Pofi 27 May 2026

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The Last of the Mohicans: Michael Mann's Romantic Western in 2K

In the heart of the 18th-century French and Indian War, Nathaniel "Hawkeye" lives in the American forests...

di Claudio Pofi 27 May 2026

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Poker Face: Rian Johnson's crime-comedy series entertains and captivates

Charlie Cale, the absolute protagonist of Poker Face, is a woman on the run, forced to abandon the Las...

di Maurizio Encari 26 May 2026

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La Bola Negra, review: Is it time to consecrate the new Spanish cinema?

Acclaimed at Cannes with a lengthy standing ovation, La Bola Negra is the most ambitious project from...

di Elisa Giudici 24 May 2026

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Spider-Noir Review: Nicolas Cage Transforms Pulp Noir into an Irregular, Yet Magnetic TV Experiment

There's a moment during Spider-Noir when it becomes clear that the series doesn't really want to be...

di Biagio Petronaci 23 May 2026

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Cannes, Where Has the Palm Gone? The Winner Predictions and the Balance Sheet of a Not-So-Stellar Year on the Croisette

It hasn't been a memorable year on the Croisette. Looking at the international critics' grids, the immediate...

di Elisa Giudici 23 May 2026

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Fjord is one of the few Cannes films not afraid to confront our complicated present

A foreign family with its numerous children decides to move to a remote region of a country with a culture...

di Elisa Giudici 21 May 2026

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La La Land, Ten Years Later: The Musical That Taught Us the Cost of Choices

Ten years after its release, La La Land continues to occupy a special place in the collective imagination....

di Biagio Petronaci 20 May 2026

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Mother Mary: between metaphors and songs, a pretentious film

A singer steps onto a stage in front of tens of thousands of people who worship her as if she were a...

di Maurizio Encari 20 May 2026

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In the Grey: Guy Ritchie and a Halved Action Film

A group of specialists, the trio composed of Sophia, Sid, and Bronco, is tasked with completing an extremely...

di Maurizio Encari 20 May 2026

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Hope: Can Korea Make Better Action Films Than the United States? A Review of the Sci-Fi Blockbuster from the Cannes Film Festival

Talking about Hope inevitably forces one to confront their own cinematic priorities in the blockbuster...

di Elisa Giudici 20 May 2026

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The Mandalorian & Grogu – Review: Favreau Brings Star Wars Magic Back to the Big Screen

With The Mandalorian & Grogu, the universe of The Mandalorian finally makes the big cinematic leap,...

di Manuel Le Saux 19 May 2026

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Jack Ryan: Ghost War between intelligence and action without risk

With Jack Ryan: Ghost War, the franchise inspired by the universe created by Tom Clancy attempts a rather...

di Claudio Pofi 19 May 2026

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With Fatherland, Sandra Hüller is increasingly confirmed as the actress of 2026

There's a very small, almost invisible moment in Project Hail Mary, where Sandra Hüller lets a fragment...

di Elisa Giudici 18 May 2026