Relator

 The film is an absolute must-see, very deep and introspective, a source of many reflections on life, death, and success.

 Marco was more than a famous man; he was the only one who racked in, when he arrived, he was the life of the party.

This film offers a deep, introspective biography of Marco Pantani, focusing more on the man than the athlete. It highlights his talent, family roots, and tragic struggles with addiction and stigma following a doping scandal. Set in the evocative 90s Romagna Riviera, the movie reflects on themes of life, death, and personal downfall. A must-watch for those interested in human stories behind fame. Explore the passionate and tragic life of Marco Pantani—watch the film and discover the man behind the legend.

 The young are “dull” in the director’s pessimistic view, no longer existentialists, no longer politicized, but indifferent before a screen “lobotomized.”

 The mother and the detachment from the maternal cord so longed for by psychologists and sociologists today seems perhaps one of the more irrelevant aspects of modernity.

Nanni Moretti’s Sogni D’Oro explores the blurred boundaries between dreams and reality in 1981 Italy. The film depicts a pessimistic vision of disengaged youth, complicated emotional relationships, and the evolving role of mothers. It critiques psychoanalytic approaches while reflecting on social and cultural shifts. The overall tone is bitter and contemplative, offering a nuanced social commentary. Dive into Nanni Moretti’s bittersweet Sogni D’Oro—explore its dreamlike depths and social critique today!

 Tori Amos is not just a genius of music but writes and interprets a cultural and social manifesto with Little Earthquakes.

 Music is therapy and sweetness and especially answers and empathy.

The review praises Tori Amos' album Little Earthquakes as a powerful cultural and social manifesto for women in the early 90s. It highlights the challenging themes of love, violence, and maternity interwoven with raw emotion and feminist energy. Though not the reviewer's favorite album, it is recognized as a passionate reflection and important musical statement. The reviewer connects the album to a broader context of female warriors in music and the struggles women face. Dive into the raw passion of Tori Amos' Little Earthquakes and discover a landmark feminist music manifesto.

 In a world steeped in Reaganite hedonism, in a stripped-down and sleepy Rome, the characters move like automatons!

 The film is a mirror of humanity's future, and today it is so modern that 40 years seem not to have passed at all.

Nanni Moretti's Bianca (1984) presents a surreal and dreamlike critique of 1980s Italy, portraying its people as automatons trapped in empty hedonism. The protagonist, Michele Apicella, embodies the frustrations and mental struggles of a generation facing societal decay. The film uses symbolic settings like a terrace and a transformed school to reveal deep social commentary. Despite its past setting, Bianca remains relevant, reflecting ongoing issues of love, mental health, and social disillusionment. Discover the haunting and surreal world of Bianca—watch the film and dive into Italy's 1980s social labyrinth.

 "'From Here On In' didn’t get the success it deserved due to strange twists of fate."

 "This album holds a romance and sweetness you can’t do without afterward."

The review compares 'From Here On In' by South to the natural process of making sourdough, highlighting its emotional depth and layered musical complexity. Despite limited recognition, the album offers heartfelt ballads full of romance and warmth. It is described as a cyclic necessity, growing in impact with every listen. The reviewer shares personal affection for the album, emphasizing its lasting emotional resonance. Listen to South’s 'From Here On In' and experience a heartfelt journey of layered emotions and romantic ballads.

 Loving darkness more than love is an attitude, an underlying thought present throughout the album, but also a goal, a choice.

 If you listen to the album more than once, it becomes very light and goes down like an iced beer corrected with Steinegger.

This review reflects on 'Fear Is on Our Side' by I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness, highlighting its enduring beauty nearly 20 years later. The album is praised for its deep lyrical themes of fear, solitude, and emotional introspection. It stands alongside iconic early-2000s indie records and rewards repeated listening with a lasting emotional impact. The review links personal reflection with the broader cultural resurgence of vinyl records. Listen to 'Fear Is on Our Side' and experience the profound journey through darkness and fear.

 Lisa’s voice magically traverses the entire album, but the theatrical sounds... remain homogeneous, and the contamination is crystal clear.

 An album to listen to in headphones for a mental and physical journey.

Immortal Memory is a captivating collaboration between Lisa Gerrard and Patrick Cassidy that blends Celtic poetry and diverse languages into a seamless, atmospheric journey. The album highlights Gerrard's ethereal voice and the theatrical yet cohesive compositions. It invites listeners to escape into a rich soundscape best enjoyed through headphones. The review also reflects on Gerrard's career and the unique legacy of Dead Can Dance. Dive into the mystical sounds of 'Immortal Memory' and experience Lisa Gerrard’s ethereal voice like never before.

 Emma Bovary is a modern and frightening woman, and she could be read at any moment or era, always reflecting reality!

 "Madame Bovary c’est moi," says Gustave.

Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary is praised for its timeless and emotionally rich portrayal of Emma Bovary, a woman trapped in illusions and societal expectations. The review connects Emma's story to broader themes of female desire, disillusionment, and tragic destiny. It highlights the novel's autobiographical elements and relevance across eras. The film portrayal by Isabelle Huppert is also highly recommended. Dive into the timeless world of Madame Bovary and discover the emotional depth behind one of literature’s greatest female characters.

 "'Women Who Run with the Wolves' is a fairy tale manual and provides women with a fundamental teaching: the ability to be females and not antagonists to men."

 "The psychoanalyst author talks about the archetype of the 'wild woman,' the feral 'Loba' who, thanks to her instinct and intuition, understands how to avoid danger and enmity."

This review reflects on 'Women Who Run with the Wolves' as a spiritual and psychological guide for women. It explores themes of female intuition, societal challenges, and the importance of understanding natural feminine roles through fairy tales. The reviewer recommends the book for both women and men seeking deeper understanding. Explore the timeless wisdom of 'Women Who Run with the Wolves' and reconnect with your true feminine nature today.

 The result is disastrous.

 Scamarcio plays an improbable, almost sleazy, lecherous gay surrounded by pleasing and complacent friends who 'feed' off his presence as if he were a star.

The review criticizes Valeria Golino's film Euforia for its shallow and embarrassing portrayal of important themes like homosexuality, illness, and addiction. Despite a strong cast, the film fails to authentically depict these struggles, relying on stereotypes and unrealistic scenarios. The reviewer is also disappointed by the film's reversal of social realities and weak character development. Read our in-depth review and decide if Valeria Golino's Euforia deserves your watch.