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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.
Star City turns the space race into a paranoid and deeply human thriller
Matt Wolpert, Ben Nedivi and Rhys Ifans, star of House of the Dragon, speak with Bravo! about the Cold War, authoritarianism, Soviet identity and the emotional weight of being “the first” in space
Widow’s Bay Finally Reveals Its Curse
The series into a story about inherited trauma, collective sacrifice, and a town literally built on horror
Why do we enjoy watching people suffer?
Contemporary entertainment has transformed suffering into one of the most efficient forms of emotional capture and collective consumption.
Gilda at 80: the film that turned Rita Hayworth into a myth, and a prison
Eighty years later, Rita Hayworth’s noir masterpiece remains one of Hollywood’s most seductive classics
Euphoria reveals Maddy and Cassie’s dark fate after Nate
Nate Jacobs’ death completely changes the trajectory of the characters and connects the series to a disturbing storyline involving exploitation, trafficking and endless debt
Has Rue Become Too Unpredictable to Survive in Euphoria?
After escaping death multiple times, Rue may have finally been exposed
Star City: Anna Maxwell Martin and Agnes O’Casey Talk Paranoia, Power, and Emotional Survival in Apple TV’s New Series
The actresses discuss the suffocating atmosphere of the For All Mankind spinoff and the complex relationship between Ludmilla Raskova and young Irina inside the Soviet space program
Why Nate’s Death in Euphoria Is So Disturbing
The snake scene turns Nate Jacobs’ collapse into one of the most grotesque and symbolic sequences on recent television
Euphoria turns trauma into spectacle until the very last minute
Penultimate episode kills Nate Jacobs in brutal sequence and reinforces the show’s biggest problem: suffering without limits, relief or meaning
