After escaping death multiple times, Rue may have finally been exposed
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
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
The Gilded Age: Season 4 Suggests a War Between Past and Future
Agnes and Bertha Are Finally Going Head-to-Head, and Marian May Be at the Center of a New Conflict
The Boroughs and the Horror of Abandoning the Elderly
The Duffer Brothers’ new series uses monsters and immortality to explore aging, invisibility, and society’s fear of growing old.
Mystery solved: who will Charlie Heaton play in Peaky Blinders
The Stranger Things star will play Charlie Shelby, Tommy’s son, and his rivalry with Duke could redefine the future of the Shelby family.
The Boroughs: The Horror of Aging in Netflix’s New Series
The Duffer Brothers’s latest genre gamble blends horror, 1980s nostalgia, conspiracy theories and aging into what feels like a “reverse Cocoon.”
Streaming’s Top 10 of the 18-23 May, 2026 Week: the Emotional Identity of Every Platform
This week’s rankings show that each platform now occupies a very specific emotional space, from Netflix’s algorithmic anxiety to Paramount+’s nostalgic comfort.
Half Man and masculinity in ruins: the psychoanalytic reading of Richard Gadd’s series
Repressed desire, the death drive and violence shape the destructive relationship between Ruben and Niall
