Movies
The Father | A psychological thriller in disguise
In The Father, a an suffering from senile dementia now sees the world in a totally confusing way. And we are there to experience it with him.
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Wuthering Heights | When love becomes an obsession
Wuthering Heights, written by Emily Brontë in 1847, talks about the uncontrolled passion between Catherine and Heathcliff.
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.
Books
C’era due volte il Barone Lamberto | One life is not enough
Published in 1978, Gianni Rodari’s C’era due volte il Barone Lamberto tells the story of a man who decided just one life is not enough.
Music
Agust D – D2 | “The music I want to make”
On May 22nd 2020 South Korean rapper, producer and songwriter Agust D (real name Min Yoongi), released his second mixtape – D2.
TV Shows
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.
TV Shows
Before and after Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks managed to create a collective mystery: “Who Killed Laura Palmer?” was a question to be discussed at bar tables, or during work breaks.
Books
I’m Not Scared | Transitioning from childhood to adulthood
I’m Not Scared by Ammaniti (2001) is a classic of Italian literature, a novel in which the protagonist faces a path of inner growth.
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.
Books
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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Blurryface | A personification of insecurities
Soul | Life is not about what you think it is
Ida | A journey to discover one’s own identity
Schitt’s Creek | Not a regular family
The Lick On The Tip Of An Envelope Yet To Be Sent
Vita, Morte e Miracoli di Bonfiglio Liborio
Chungking Express | A whirling tale of 1990s Hong Kong
1960 European Nations’ Cup | When politics defeated football
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel | It’s comedy time
Not Waving, But Drowning | Smith about (not) seeing the pain
Seven Brief Lessons on Physics | Beauty unfold
Freaks and Geeks | A genuine portrait of adolescence
“A success unexpected in common hours” | Walden; or, Life in the Woods
(What’s The Story) Morning Glory? | Britpop’s finest
Girl, Woman, Other | Intersectional feminism in modern Britain
The Man in the High Castle | “What have might been”
Big Little Lies | What lies beneath the surface
Charles IV of Spain and His Family hides a rulers caricature
The Atmosphere Is Incandescent | De Castro’s Journey Inward
Selma | Drawing out the essence of Martin Luther King Jr.
Hades | A game where you make progress by dying
The revolutionary power of The Invisibles by Grant Morrison
Sour is a soundtrack of teenage heartbreak
The Good Place could be a better place
The Underground Railroad tells more than Black history
The power of language in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
The Nativity | Art comes alive with new technologies
The Father | A psychological thriller in disguise
Welcome to the N.H.K. | Paranoia and Hikikomori
The Flight Attendant | The room where everything changed
I Know This Much is True | A centrifuge of sadness
Ed Sheeran’s Divide is the peak of his songwriting
Society Within | The Life and Strange Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
Madonna del Solletico | The magic of the first laughter
Sense8 | A celebration of human connectedness
Dark humor meets heavy drama in Orange Is the New Black
Neon Genesis Evangelion | The harsh relationship with the other
Westworld | Free will is not free
One Hundred Years of Solitude | History in a family saga
Minimalism and poetry in Kon Ichikawa’s Tokyo Olympiad
Before and after Twin Peaks
Lost | The first mainstream phenomenon on TV
Fahrenheit 451 transcends the boundaries of science fiction
Tales from the Loop | A guide on how to accept Time
Betty Blue | A commentary on women depiction in the media
Fearless (Taylor’s Version) | A mature outlook on a coming-of-age record
The Catcher in the Rye | Finding one’s place in the world
Berserk | The path of the Black Swordsman
Rome 1960 | Running barefoot towards Eternal Glory
The Queen’s Gambit | A western on the chessboard
Captain Fantastic | Can a family thrive away from society?
At Newport 1960 is a blues fresco impossible to resist
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