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.

 Non-aligned, unreconciled, stubbornly problematic: in a word, uncomfortable.

 That strong combination of ethics and aesthetics that has always distinguished him becomes increasingly evident, which will ultimately be his personal hallmark, chapeau!

This review explores a 1995 interview of the famed Italian documentarian Vittorio De Seta. The discussion highlights his aristocratic charm, artistic rigor, and refusal to compromise with mainstream cinema. De Seta’s strong ethics combined with poetic filmmaking are emphasized through references to his work such as Banditi a Orgosolo. The film retrospective in Palermo marks a significant moment of appreciation for his uncompromising approach. Discover the legacy of Vittorio De Seta and his poetic documentary style – watch or read more about this remarkable filmmaker today!

 I’m not here to tell you lies, you read that correctly, let me spell it out for you, MA-STER-PIECE.

 Comparing the viewing of this film to a necessary bath of humility is not out of place, a bath as mighty and restorative...

Vito Pandolfi’s film Gli ultimi is an austere, poetic portrayal of poverty and childhood in 1930s rural Friuli. The film combines religious and Marxist influences to depict a harsh life with dignity. Despite censorship and limited distribution, its recent restoration reveals a masterpiece characterized by visual austerity and profound emotional honesty. The review celebrates its artistic severity and recommends it as a humbling cultural experience. Watch Gli ultimi now to experience a raw, poetic journey through 1930s Friuli’s hardships and resilience.

 Salvaging pop takes the smell of dirty socks and, like a reverse Circe, transforms it into noble gas.

 Put this record on; it might be necessary to believe that the world is still standing, just like this little gem.

Brighter's singles collection captures a nostalgic, bittersweet jangle pop sound reminiscent of the 60s and shoegaze influences. Through an emotional lens, the music transforms everyday melancholy into a radiant, charming experience. The review highlights the delicate textures and reflective mood that make this album a timeless gem from Sarah Records. Listen to Brighter's Singles and immerse yourself in timeless, wistful jangle pop magic.

 The fascinating melodies and the beautiful voice of Guy Harvey move here on interesting registers and, thanks to the unsyncopated and at times whispered arrangements, we can certainly count this album as the most experimental peak of the Manchester quartet.

 The Take Off and Landing of Everything is an album to recover, even in pieces, before it one day recovers you.

The review reflects on Elbow's 2014 album as the band's most experimental and unique work, blending chamber indie rock with sophisticated arrangements. It highlights the album's melancholic yet inspiring sound, featuring wind instruments, Hammond organ, and thoughtful lyrics. The reviewer connects personal life changes to the album's mood, appreciating its meditative depth despite not being radio-friendly. Ultimately, the album is seen as a valuable gem in Elbow's discography worth revisiting. Explore Elbow’s experimental masterpiece—listen now to feel the unique blend of indie rock and deep reflection.

 Listening to it again, the modernity enclosed in this gem from the nineties impresses me.

 Damn you love him! You miss him like the air, his smell is THE drug!

The review blends a deeply personal love story with the powerful impact of Arrested Development's Zingalamaduni album. It highlights the album's modernity and unique fusion of hip hop with African influences. The nostalgic and intimate narrative captures how the album became the soundtrack for unforgettable life moments. The reviewer appreciates the album's innovation and cultural significance in the 90s hip hop scene. Experience the soulful blend of hip hop and life stories—listen to Zingalamaduni and rediscover a 90s classic!

 "Probing The Depths presents itself as a work drawing inspiration from the German cosmic movement of the 70s, but it goes well beyond."

 The tracks are like stars shining in the darkness of infinity, guiding us through an inner journey that brings us closer to understanding the mysteries of the universe.

Zeit's 'Probing The Depths' offers a profound electronic experience inspired by the German cosmic movement of the 70s. Tommaso Cimò blends analog synths and improvisation to create immersive sound journeys that evoke wonder and contemplation. The album transcends typical genre boundaries, delivering a unique metaphysical exploration of sound and space. It invites listeners into an evocative universe where time blurs and imagination expands. Explore Zeit’s cosmic soundscapes on Bandcamp and embark on a mesmerizing journey through electronic music's hidden depths.

 For me, this is not just a book to read, but a true study text that allows me, along with many others, to grow as a classical pianist and to strengthen myself as a musician.

 It is a very beautiful book, really well-written, and suitable for everyone, amateurs or not, who are dedicated to the study of the piano.

Michele Campanella’s 'Interpretation. Or, the Possible Breviary of the Musician at the Piano' is a highly appreciated manual for pianists. It provides clear, concise notes on performance and study essentials like legato, intervals, and musical pauses. The book is praised for its writing and usefulness, appealing to both amateurs and serious musicians. The reviewer values it as a study tool that fosters growth and musical strength. Explore Michele Campanella's masterful piano guide and elevate your performance and interpretation skills today.

 I hadn’t seen a "miracle" in the theater since 1997 (Kitano’s Hana Bi).

 It farts non-stop, laughing in the face of all the hypocrisy of the cavemen who spread lies with their pompous judgments.

Radu Jude’s film Sesso Sfortunato o Follie Porno is a daring, darkly comedic exploration of human misery, hypocrisy, and societal filth. The reviewer hails it as a cinematic miracle with deep psychological and historical layers, blending brutal honesty with playful irreverence. The film’s unapologetic rawness and sharp social critique culminate in a transcendent, unforgettable experience. Dive into Radu Jude’s fearless masterpiece and experience a darkly comic journey into human nature and society’s absurdity.

 Each track is a door opening to unknown dimensions, inviting us to explore unexplored soundscapes and confront the unknown.

 Coil have created something magical, something that goes beyond words and beyond rational understanding.

Coil's Moon’s Milk (In Four Phases) is a pinnacle of their late artistic genius, offering a transcendent journey through cosmic and telluric soundscapes. Combining ambient, industrial, electronic, and ritualistic elements, the album invites deep exploration beyond conventional music. It is described as a mystical ritual and a sacred communion that dissolves time and space, offering listeners a profound and timeless experience. The reviewer praises its complexity, variety, and its legacy as a monument in experimental sound. Dive into Coil's Moon’s Milk and experience a mystical journey through sound beyond time and space.

 "Is it possible for watching a film to hit a viewer internally enough to make them feel strong emotions?"

 "What is life? Perhaps a breath between birth and death, constantly in motion while something unexpected and mysterious could happen just around the corner."

Andrew Haigh's film Estranei (All of Us Strangers) is a moving exploration of loneliness, family ties, and the mysterious boundaries between life and dreams. Featuring a nuanced performance by Andrew Scott, the film layers paranormal elements with heartfelt themes of acceptance and self-discovery. Set in London, it balances a touching father-son relationship with a narrative that keeps viewers engaged until a tearful, contemplative finale. Watch Andrew Haigh's Estranei to experience a hauntingly beautiful story of love, loss, and the mysteries of life.

 The theme and even the derivations connected to it are certainly not trivial matters.

 The well-being, like a reversed telescope, makes others’ misfortunes distant and almost pleasant.

Alberto Moravia's Colpa del Sole is a brief but intense cinematic short that explores the dissolution of a relationship amid an external tragic event. Produced as part of an experimental Italian cultural film project, its detailed visuals, combined with an evocative string quartet score, create a poignant atmosphere. The review highlights the film's narrative of emotional coldness contrasted with sudden violence, reflecting on human indifference. Though the work was partially disowned by the director later, its artistic value in Italian cinema remains notable. Discover the haunting depth of Alberto Moravia's Colpa del Sole – watch the short film and dive into its intense emotional world today!

 "Don’t Stand Me Down is simply the most beautiful."

 "A work played by God, where everything proceeds as if life were never habituation or suffering, but only music, only little choirs... states of grace and beauty in the gaze of another looking at you."

The review praises 'Don’t Stand Me Down' as Dexys Midnight Runners' most beautiful and orderly album, highlighting Kevin Rowland's mature vision and poetic style. Compared to the Pet Sounds of the '80s, the album combines formal elegance with emotional depth. The music is described as lyrical, complex, and capable of connecting with listeners in a unique, introspective way. Though it was a commercial challenge, its artistic value endures. Dive into the poetic brilliance of 'Don’t Stand Me Down' and discover Dexys Midnight Runners' timeless masterpiece today!

 A whirlwind of gray and black emotions, seasoned with flashes of wild hope for a glimpse of light.

 This quartet lays out what it takes to annihilate and leave scorched earth, regardless of execution speed.

Full of Hell's 'Roots of Earth Are Consuming My Home' is a fierce blend of grindcore, powerviolence, crust punk, sludge, and noise. The album offers an intense, chaotic, and dark listening experience with fleeting moments of hope. The review highlights the band's ability to create a rarefied, psychedelic shroud around their destructive sound. With a high rating, the album is praised for its raw emotion and brutal execution. Experience Full of Hell's intense chaos—listen to Roots of Earth Are Consuming My Home now!

 This is an Armenian master of few words and many actions.

 The short film might as well have been renamed From Beginning to End or vice versa, complete with napalm and nuclear apocalypse.

Artavazd Pelešjan's L'inizio is a short film and diploma project reflecting fifty years of recent human history with a focus on the Soviet revolution. The film uses frenetic montage and George Sviridov's haunting music to create a powerful impression. The ending features a child’s judgmental gaze, adding a personal interpretive layer. Praised as a worthy counterpart to Soviet montage cinema, the film blends visual and musical obsession in under ten minutes. Watch Artavazd Pelešjan’s L'inizio to experience a vivid journey through Soviet history and groundbreaking montage cinema.

 A claim for the right to expression taken to the extreme, or perhaps the demand to be heard.

 Some scenes are really difficult to conceive, showpieces for the interaction between the visual part, the soundtrack, and the sound effects of the film.

Sound of Noise is a quirky 2010 Norwegian-French film blending a police investigation with a battle between musical conventions. The story explores artistic protest and the right to self-expression through rhythmic, polyrhythmic music. Characters are plausible despite exaggerated actions, and the film balances grotesque elements with a thoughtful take on music and life. While somewhat disjointed, it offers an enjoyable and distinctive cinematic experience. Explore Sound of Noise for a unique mix of rhythm, crime, and artistic rebellion — watch the film now!

 If the multitude of red crabs won’t save us, we will go back with our thoughts to that prolonged, terrible, circular tracking shot on a now drifted raft.

 He was one of the directors I loved the most, and therefore, even in front of a not fully successful work like this one, I will still keep his banner flying high.

Werner Herzog's Invincibile stands out for its compelling visuals and strong performances, especially from Tim Roth. Set against the turbulent dawn of the Third Reich, the film explores complex characters and esoteric Nazi themes. Despite impressive settings and visionary moments, the film suffers from narrative flaws and a confusing ending. Still, Herzog's unique style and thematic depth ensure the film remains thought-provoking and memorable. Discover Werner Herzog’s captivating yet complex film Invincibile—watch it now and delve into its haunting historical depths.

 The folk component takes over thanks to the fact that the presence of strings is only sporadic and certainly much less incisive compared to that of the acoustic guitars.

 If you like it as I believe you will, the next step will be almost automatic and this album will also find a place in your collection.

Pastoral's Atrapados en el cielo, reissued by M2U Records, features simple folk-prog songs with acoustic guitar and strings. It shares stylistic similarities with the previous album Humanos but with a stronger folk emphasis and less prominent prog elements. Unique instrumentation like bagpipes and harmonica enrich the sound. While melodies are beautiful, they lack the memorability of the predecessor, making Humanos the recommended starting point for new listeners. Discover Pastoral's unique folk-prog sound—start with Humanos, then explore Atrapados en el cielo for a deeper musical journey.

 Where David used to wear more makeup than Amanda Lear, here there is no trace of mystifying pigments.

 You find yourself in that suspension and naturally, you feel at home, you feel good.

David Bowie's 1977 album 'Low' emerges as a meditative and original redemption record. Shunning theatricality, Bowie focuses on pure expression alongside Brian Eno’s refined production. The album balances rock nostalgia with trance-like ambient soundscapes, embodying themes of transcendence and self-reflection. 'Low' is praised for its innovative blending of influences and emotional depth. Dive into David Bowie's 'Low' and experience a meditative journey through art rock innovation.

 Kaiser Chiefs are still alive and still among us, but they seem undecided between a sharp turn towards other territories and maintaining a status quo as indie rock flag bearers.

 The album loses cohesion and shows its schizophrenic side: in the remaining minutes, anything can happen.

Kaiser Chiefs’ eighth album marks a return with funk influences and notable production by Nile Rodgers and Amir Amor. While featuring strong standout tracks like "How 2 Dance" and "The Job Centre Shuffle," the album suffers from inconsistency and lack of cohesion. It balances indie rock roots with experimental sounds, appealing to longtime fans but showing the band’s uncertainty about their direction. Discover the evolving sound of Kaiser Chiefs—listen to their latest album and explore its standout tracks today!