Aging isn’t the end: cinema and aging
How is aging portrayed in cinema? Between stereotypes, desires, and reinventions, discover films that explore the topic.
Belit Ferreira
Movies
‘Dangerous Animals’ film review: Of women and bears in the forest
‘Dangerous Animals’ embraces its B-movie premise of shark killings to talk about misogyny and modern masculinity.
Lalo Ortega
Review: Kogonada explores the psychological roots of love in ‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey’
‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey’, starring Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie, transcends conventional romance to explore trauma
Matheus Mans
Review of ‘The Secret Agent’: the city and cinema as guardians of social memory
Nostalgic and good-humored, Kleber Mendonça Filho’s film dances through genres to reflect on the role of information in preserving a country’s history
Alexandre Cunha
‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’: Forty Years Later, the Film Is Reborn with Jennifer Lopez
At a press conference, Jennifer Lopez said that Kiss of the Spider Woman was the movie she had always dreamed of making
Matheus Mans
Actors who were ‘un-canceled’ and returned to the screen
Actors who faced cancellations and returned to the cinema with new films such as ‘The King’s Favorite’ and ‘Rust: The Law of the West’
Rafaela Alexandra
‘Jeanne Dielman’: The Quiet Revolution That Transformed Cinema
Fifty years later, Chantal Akerman’s masterpiece ‘Jeanne Dielman’ arrives restored in Brazil to reaffirm its cinematic power
Matheus Mans
Actors, directors, and crew members who died during filming — and their consequences
From ‘Rust’ to ‘The Crow’: remember accidents and deaths on film sets that changed safety practices in film and TV
Rafaela Alexandra
‘The Ugly Stepsister’ film review: The torture of beauty
With a delightfully perverse twist on ‘Cinderella’, ‘The Ugly Stepsister’ reflects on the misogyny underneath beauty standards.
Lalo Ortega
