Mayham

Sophisticated and simple, mechanical and spiritual, explosive and calm, icy and burning: this is the controversial work of Christopher Nolan, now firmly established in legend. Tenet. Pure, crystalline cinematic art, propped up by the post-postmodern zeitgeist of hypertechnological revolution. At the cinema, after what was for me a cathartic and wild multisensory experience, I exclaimed: “This film is ferociously insane.”

P.S. “Controversial,” to say the least. I foresee storms over such a definition.

Mafia-existential drama in five seasons + a two-part finale that, in addition to inaugurating the so-called "Golden Age of Television" and carving its name in capital letters at the top of the list of the greatest TV shows of all time according to Rolling Stone, gave us the coolest, kindest, and most violent villain ever— the overweight and charming New Jersey boss Anthony "Tony" Soprano, portrayed by the gigantic and forever-missed James Gandolfini. Total.