Anatoly

 IRA is a frontier record, one of boundless and unknown landscapes crossed by a multitude whose lives and voices mix until they lose their contours.

 I now want to consider IRA as the ideal soundtrack of a post-apocalyptic film by Herzog. As the journey from an old world to a new world.

 Dive into Iosonouncane’s IRA and experience a powerful, cinematic musical journey that redefines cultural identity and modernity.

 The Man Who Will Come is a tough film, an intense experience that... restores dignity to the dead, the cruelty of the tormentors, but above all, the air of great cinema.

 The film is another evocation of our history, of a past that does not stop looking at us, a staging of what we were and, at bottom, still are.

 Watch Giorgio Diritti’s powerful film on Prime Video and explore a deeply moving chapter of Italian history.

 White Dog, indeed, is a film about racism. A film, needless to say, strongly, radically against racism.

 There is no racism in a dog, even when trained to attack a black man. The dog acts out of fear and hatred that is scientifically instilled in it by man through systematic and long-perpetuated violence.

 Watch Samuel Fuller's White Dog for a challenging and unforgettable film experience tackling racism head-on.

 The beginning and end are ideally connected, in moments of incendiary cinema and incredible power.

 It’s a film about the German soul and capitalism, in a Germany where “it’s not a good time for feelings”.

 Discover Fassbinder’s iconic film and experience a moving portrait of post-war Germany and personal resilience.

 This film evokes the dark and eternal evils of Europe and of man in general.

 Corbet’s film is not about Germany but about the birth of an ego, through the lack of affection, stability, and through anger.

 Discover Brady Corbet’s haunting debut—watch The Childhood of a Leader and experience its powerful story and soundtrack.

 What makes Malcolm & Marie particularly interesting, however, is its dual nature: on one hand, psychological exploration of the relationship, on the other, and perhaps even more, a true essay on cinema.

 Cinema that doesn’t necessarily have to be “message” or imply realism, social critique/denunciation, but rather communicate something profound, reaching even the most authentic sense of things.

 Watch Malcolm & Marie to experience a passionate and thought-provoking film about love and the art of cinema.

 The Boys is indeed an intelligent and strong critique from within of Americanism.

 The first season is much more beautiful compared to the second, thanks also to the Oedipal conflict of the main villain.

 Watch The Boys now to explore a gritty take on superheroes and uncover sharp social and media critiques.

 Hillbilly Elegy is fundamentally a good film, but one in which the regrets remain.

 The film’s strength lies in the dual performances of Glenn Close and Amy Adams, both memorable and perfect, deserving of every accolade.

 Discover the nuanced story behind Hillbilly Elegy—watch the film and explore its portrayal of American dreams and challenges.

 The emotional side gets strangled in this new version.

 The typical reassuring family values for the general public are still not called into question.

 Watch Niki Caro's Mulan for stunning visuals and a fresh feminist perspective—discover how this remake stands apart from the original!

 Mank is an excellent film with many positive aspects, but I don’t feel like joining the many who are celebrating it as the film of this year.

 The figure of Welles is practically reduced to a caricature and is overly criticized and diminished.

 Explore Fincher’s Mank and see how it redefines Hollywood’s golden age with a modern critical lens.