How family, fun, laughter, and sex became the life philosophy of one of cinema’s brightest women
Tag: Miscelana in English
Selected Miscelana articles available in English. Here you’ll find cultural analysis, reviews, and essays on cinema, television, literature, and pop culture, translated from the original Portuguese to reach a wider international audience
Doctor Zhivago Turns 60: Why David Lean’s Classic Still Moves Us
How David Lean transformed a banned novel into one of the most romantic and enduring epics ever filmed
Twenty Years of The xx: The Silence That Changed Everything
Twenty years after reinventing minimalist pop, the London trio hints at a return that may signal more than just new shows: perhaps a new beginning.
Megan Falley and the Light Andrea Gibson Left Behind
In an exclusive interview with Bravo, the poet talks about love, poetry, and the legacy of a life transformed into art.
HBO Extends Westeros to 2028, but Martin Delivers the Real Bombshell
HBO Secures the Path for House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Through 2028 — but It’s the Author Who Delivers the Best News to Fans
Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted — Recap of Episodes 1 to 3
How the HBO Max series turns the beginning of Angela’s journey into a study of desire, judgment, and the slow construction of a tragedy
Murdaugh: Death In The Family — Final Episode Recap (“The Man In The Glass”)
The moment when the series looks straight at the killer — and at the mirror
HBO Renews Task for Season 2 — With Mark Ruffalo Returning
The platform announced that we’ll return to Philadelphia-based drama sometime in 2026 or 2027.
Rebel Without a Cause: 70 Years of the Film That Placed Youth in a State of Crisis
From James Dean to John Hughes, the portrait of a generation without a cause shaped cinema, fashion, and the idea of adolescence — and continues to reverberate seven decades later
Igor Verde: from the terreiro to the Berlinale, the power of a narrative born from listening
Director, screenwriter and writer revisits ancestry, industry and identity in a conversation about art, politics and the Brazil we are still trying to imagine.
miscelana.com 