Category Archives: European Cinema

Everybody Dies… Sometimes – Short Movie Review

How should a therapist react when, during their first meeting, a patient tells him that by the end of the session, he will be dead, and she will have killed him? This situation marks the beginning of “Everybody Dies… Sometimes”. Plot Mara’s life hasn’t been easy. She’s really struggled because of her intense anxiety. She believes that somehow, anyone who

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Kinds of Kindness Trailer Drops: Lanthimos & Stone Strike Back

The teaser for Yorgos Lanthimos’s new movie, titled “Kinds of Kindness,” has been released and is expected to premiere in cinemas on June 21. This film marks the fourth collaboration between Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos, following “The Favourite,” “Poor Things,” and the short film “Bleat.” The cast also includes Jesse Plemons, Willem Dafoe, and Margaret Qualley (both of whom

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The Commitments (1991) – Movie Review

I believe that, with the rise of Irish cinema after the ’90s, Alan Parker’s “The Commitments” stands out as one of the most characteristic films. Set in the gritty, working-class neighborhoods of Dublin, the movie introduces us to Jimmy Rabbitte, an ambitious young music enthusiast with a vision: to bring soul music to Dublin by forming the “world’s hardest working

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Lola (2022) – Movie Review

There’s an increasing audience that loves thrillers stamped with technology, especially after “Ex Machina” (2014). Owing to this fanbase, we have seen many lower-budget films such as “Anti Matter” (2016) and “Dual” (2022). “Lola” is another film in this category, offering an appealing blend of scientific exploration with suspenseful and meaningful storytelling. Directed by Andrew Legge, “Lola” (2022) stands out

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‘Beyond Paradise’ S2 release date and trailer revealed

We previously mentioned that ‘Beyond Paradise’ has been renewed for a second season. Following the Christmas special episode, the release date for the upcoming season of “Beyond Paradise” has now been confirmed. In the U.K., Season 2 will premiere on March 22 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, with episodes being released weekly. In the U.S., “Beyond Paradise” will be

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Back in Action: Cormoran & Robin in The Ink Black Heart

Great news for fans of the beloved TV series: BBC One has announced that a new season of ‘Strike’ is in the making – ‘The Ink Black Heart’ – with Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger returning in their roles as Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott. The Ink Black Heart,’ adapted from Robert Galbraith’s (a pseudonym for J.K. Rowling) 2022 novel,

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Ian McKellen’s Story About Being Confused for Michael Gambon

On the latest episode of “The Graham Norton Show,” Sir Ian McKellen shared an amusing anecdote about being mistaken for Michael Gambon, even after Gambon’s death. Both actors are renowned for their portrayals of iconic, white-haired wizards in major film franchises—McKellen as Gandalf in “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit,” and Gambon as Dumbledore in “Harry Potter.” Initially,

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From Shelby to Dander: The ‘Peaky Blinders’ Nod in ‘Slow Horses’

When a scenario is well-written, you can discover very interesting details. “Slow Horses” features exactly this kind of scenario. “Slow Horses” has made a significant impact, and it’s confirmed that there will be at least two more seasons. Gary Oldman, as veteran MI5 agent Jackson Lamb, delivers an outstanding performance. Starting from Season 2, Aimee-Ffion Edwards joined the cast of

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Emma Stone’s Emotional Moment with Fan with Autism at ‘Poor Things’

The incident occurred a few days ago, but it’s a story worth sharing. Emma Stone was moved to tears during a Q&A session for the film “Poor Things” in London. A fan with autism shared his experiences of loneliness during his school years with the actress. He explained how Stone’s “Saturday Night Live” sketches helped him get through school. The

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