Netflix series says goodbye with a queen reflecting on the weight of the Crown in contrast to the lives of Elizabeth II and Diana
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
The truth about Manet’s missing work in Lupin
In one of the episodes, the Netflix series mentions the biggest museum robbery of all time, an incredible and still unsolved story
A heinous, Brazilian crime, told by Spaniards
HBO Max documentary recounts one of a Brazilian’s scariest crimes
(Trying to) Break the Wheel of Time is a thrilling epic battle
Wheel of Time ends its second season with exciting reunions, and lots of potential for the future
I never imagined that beauty and charisma weren’t enough in Lupin
An unchangeable formula, even with humor and beauty, takes away our desire to cheer or surprise
A Small Light and the true story that revises Anne Frank’s
The powerfully ordinary life of Miep Gies gives us a different and emotional glimpse of Anne Frank’s story
Aida: the Disney musical that hasn’t (yet) hit the screen
Success on Broadway, with music by Elton John, was a film project but controversy seems to have interrupted the project
In the month of witches, the new Haunted Mansion film entertains
Disney film is a journey through one of the theme park’s most traditional contents, with a new attempt to tie the story together
Loki is back! Does it now help us resolve the multiverses?
Disney series was one of the highlights during the pandemic years and returns for a second season in a more competitive scenario
The Bridgerton effect on period content: the new version of The Buccaneers
The trailer for the new Apple TV Plus series seems to reinforce the trend of anachronism that marked the Netflix franchise, which also generated criticism with the new version of Persuasion, by Jane Austen and which is now used in the production of Edith Wharton’s latest book
