Contemporary Art
The Atelier des Lumières | When Dalí’s imagination moves to Pink Floyd’s rhythm
The visit consists of a long program dedicated to Salvador Dalí and Pink Floyd’s enchanted songs playing in the background.
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Loki | The God of Mischief is back (again)
When the Avengers go back in time to retrieve the Infinity Stones, they accidentally cause Loki’s escape. This creates an alternative timeline, different from that of their present days. With Loki, a new phase of the MCU officially begins.
Books
The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Equiano | The roots of racism
The autobiography of the former-slave Olaudah Equiano is a choral narration, showing the roots of racism, and a manifesto against inequality.
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No One Writes Back | A journey of letters
Published in 2009, No One Writes Back by Jang Eun-Jin tells Jihun’s journey of letters, traveling from one motel to another.
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Jane Eyre | An inner journey towards emancipation
Written by Charlotte Brontë in 1847, Jane Eyre is not the typical Victorian novel but an inner journey towards emancipation.
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Cambiar de idea | A woman and her scars
In Cambiar de idea, basque writer Aixa de la Cruz shows off her scars, comes to peace with her sex and embraces feminism.
Music
Chicks’Home | The controversy that almost ended the career
Home – the Chicks’ third album meant to go back to the roots of country music and which unexpectedly lead to a strong controversy
Books
The Handmaid’s Tale | Nolite te bastardes carborundorum is a cry of power
Nolite te bastardes carborundorum is a cry of power. The sentence comes from The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood.
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Devs | Alex Garland’s outlook on godlike tech companies
Alex Garland writes and directs its first tv show Devs, mixing a thriller story with philosophical questions about technology and free will.
Movies
Mommy | An intimate portrait of the mother-son bond
Mommy (2014), the fifth movie by Canadian writer-director Xavier Dolan, is a delicate and intimate portrait of a mother-son bond. The movie won the Jury Prize at the 67th Cannes Film Festival and has successfully entered the movie scene of recent years thanks to the original and innovative approach of its young director.
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Euro 1992 | A Hans Christian Andersen Fable
Berserk | The path of the Black Swordsman
The Art of Praise | Fox by Mary Oliver
Mad Men | The pursuit of happiness in American society
What feed journalists in The Newsroom
Solos | Humans wanted
Camere Separate | The search for a balanced existence
I’ll Steal You Away | Big dreams and sad realities in Ammaniti’s Ischiano Scalo
The Leftovers | A symphony of grief
Charles IV of Spain and His Family hides a rulers caricature
Wag the Dog | When comedy looks like reality
The immersive experience of Return of the Obra Dinn
I Know This Much is True | A centrifuge of sadness
The Lighthouse portrays the struggle of humanity
Teller’s Nothing | A brutal quest for the meaning of life
Grosse fatigue | The Inexhaustible nature of knowledge
Love in the Time of Cholera marks the peak of the author’s ascendancy
Bombay Rose has a unique visual animation style
Mrs Dalloway | Time, death and longevity
Nessun Rimorso about Genoa G8 | Comics and collective memory
High Fidelity | The redemptive power of music and love
The Boys | The dark side of superheroes
The Keeper by Patrizia Cavalli | Pleasure has no doors
Samuel Beckett’s Cascando | The agony of love
Manchester by the Sea | An emotional study on grief
Sense8 | A celebration of human connectedness
Fever to Tell marks the Garage Rock Revival revolution
Years and Years | A timely representation of today’s reality
I Kill Giants | Low fantasy comics as a coping mechanism
Rome 1960 | Running barefoot towards Eternal Glory
D’amore si muore ma io no | How to survive in real love
The Atmosphere Is Incandescent | De Castro’s Journey Inward
Olive Kitteridge’s beauty resides in the periphery of things
Not Waving, But Drowning | Smith about (not) seeing the pain
Doré and the horror vacui in Dante’s Divine Comedy
Invisible Cities | A love poem to the city
Portal | Rethinking the FPS
Sessanta racconti | Dino Buzzati’s fantastic reality
The 7 Most Exciting Hours of Mr. Trier’s Life in 24 Chapters
The Nativity | Art comes alive with new technologies
There Existed An Addiction To Blood | Between cinema and human nature
The Pesaro Altarpiece and the painting within a painting
Song to a Seagull | The Making of Joni Mitchell
Teatro Olimpico | Is the greatness of things merely an appearance?
Dark humor meets heavy drama in Orange Is the New Black
Madonna di Foligno gathers all Raffaello Sanzio’s fundamentals
(What’s The Story) Morning Glory? | Britpop’s finest
Post Office is like life itself: a mean, dirty, boring spot
Underworld | A dual conception of history
Kavafis’ Oedipus | Life is full of unsolvable riddles
Girl, Woman, Other | Intersectional feminism in modern Britain
The spontaneous discipline of Anne Imhof’s Faust
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