George R. R. Martin once again criticizes adaptations of his works, defending integrity and respect for the original narrative.
Categoria: English
A selection of Miscelana articles in English, exploring film, television, music and cultural history for international readers.
Versões em inglês dos artigos do Miscelana, trazendo para o público internacional críticas, análises e histórias de cultura, cinema, séries e muito mais.
When a Child Disappears: Stories That Stopped the World
The oldest fear in the world: missing children and the collective trauma that never lets us rest. From medieval princes to babies kidnapped from hospitals, the disappearance of children has shaped public, political, and cultural narratives across the centuries.
The Final Trailer for The Gilded Age Season 3: What It Reveals
And the possible spoilers hidden within
The Darkness of the Madeleine McCann Case: New Searches Shift the Course of the Investigation
The Madeleine McCann case remains an enigma after 18 years, with new searches and emerging suspicions.
Angelina Jolie at 50: The Metamorphosis of an Icon
Actress, filmmaker, and humanitarian activist Angelina Jolie turns fifty with a legacy that transcends cinema, echoing in global causes, conscious motherhood, and personal reinvention.
Trailer and Theories for The Gilded Age Season 3
Season 3 of The Gilded Age promises surprises and family dilemmas, with a focus on secret relationships and social pressures.
Nick Cave: How Grief Becomes Art and Language
Between music, writing and silence, the Australian artist turns pain into a creative process — and loss into a form of presence
Carrie Bradshaw on the Couch: Why She Isn’t Necessarily a Healthy Role Model
A Psychoanalytic Look at the Iconic Character from Sex and the City and And Just Like That
Tom Hardy Shines in Mobland
Series produced by Guy Ritchie
portrays the clash between two criminal families in London, blending drama and violence.
Mountainhead: A Dark Comedy About Modern Masculinity
Mountainhead doesn’t carry the tragic weight of Succession—nor does it aim to. But it’s single note — a fierce satire of technological delusion and the narcissism of digital elites — is played with such precision that it resonates far beyond. It’s the kind of film that makes you laugh with guilt and think with a knot in your stomach.
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