While the Apple TV series flirts with scientific explanations and collective hallucinations, its latest episodes increasingly suggest that the island itself may be the true entity behind the horror.
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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
The Maldives tragedy may have begun with something invisible
The possibility that the five Italians were swept away by a current changes the way we understand one of the most disturbing diving accidents in recent years
Young Frankenstein Returns as a Series as Mel Brooks Turns 100
Brooks is overseeing a reinterpretation the 1974 classic that transformed Universal monsters into one of the most beloved comedies in cinema history
490 years later, Anne Boleyn’s necklace still survives as a historical ghost
With no definitive records about its origin or fate, the necklace bearing the letter “B” became one of the most recognizable symbols of the English monarchy
Wolf Alice: the band that turned emotional discomfort into identity in British rock
The British band makes its Rio debut alongside Lykke Li after building one of the most singular trajectories in alternative rock of the 2010s.
The Maldives divers and the illusion that experience can control the ocean
The tragedy that killed five Italians inside an underwater cave exposes the extreme risks of deep diving and the fragile line between fascination, knowledge and vulnerability in the face of the sea
James Bond, Steven Knight, and the fear of over-reinvention
Between the search for a new actor and the growing talk of “reinventing” Bond, the next 007 is already generating both excitement and anxiety among fans
Jon Snow’s fate still divides Westeros, and Kit Harington, too
Jon Snow’s exile continues to divide fans, HBO, and even Kit Harington years after Game of Thrones ended
Westworld Is Getting Another Remake
After the commercial failure of the 1973 film and an HBO series, Warner Bros is betting on a new version just as artificial intelligence turns Michael Crichton’s fears into reality
“Deaf”: the Spanish film that transforms motherhood, guilt, and silence into one of the year’s most emotional stories
Awarded at the Goya Awards, Eva Libertad and Miriam Garlo’s film explores motherhood, postpartum depression, communication and isolation without romanticizing the female experience
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