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Monkey Man & Dev Patel

“Monkey Man” is an upcoming thriller and action film directed by Dev Patel. An incognito young man working in an underground fight club, sets out to take revenge against a group of corrupt leaders, who were the reason behind his mother's death and also for taking advantage of poor and helpless people. That sounds exciting! Dev Patel always brings a lot of depth to his roles, and it's intriguing to see him in an action-packed revenge drama. Sobhita Dhulipala and Sikandar Kher making their Hollywood debuts adds to the anticipation.

All about the Santiago a Mil 2024

'Santiago a Mil International Theatre Festival' is a huge celebration of dramas, dances, and music that happens every January in Santiago, Chile. It is the largest art festival in Chile, including performances from Chile and several other countries. The festival is developed by a non-profit known as 'Teatro a Mil International Festival Foundation (FITAM)', and it makes sure that everyone in Chile can enjoy good cultural events without getting over budget. It also wants to help theater and art to develop in Chile and let the whole world know about the tradition of Chilean theater. Initially, it was known as 'Teatro a Mil', but in 2005, it got introduced to a new name- 'Festival International Santiago a Mil'.

Deadpool & Wolverine trailer stirs excitement among fans

The teaser trailer for "Deadpool & Wolverine" has excited the Marvel community during the 2024 Super Bowl. Jackman's return as Wolverine in MCU has sent shockwaves of joy in fans, while the trailer showcases the dynamic bromance between the two characters with Deadpool's humor contrasting Wolverine's seriousness. Packed with action, humor, and hints related to the plot, the trailer has left the fans eagerly anticipating the film's release on September 6, 2024. Though some have voiced concerns about toning down Deadpool's R-rating and straying from his essence, most remain cautiously optimistic for this dynamic duo's cinematic reunion.

Oscar Nominations: Women of the film about smashing patriarchy snubbed

The Oscar nominations are out, and people are talking about it. Comments have been passed that the judgement was not done correctly. Even though Barbie got eight nominations, people felt that in certain areas it should have been included for the nominations in a fair manner. The effort that was put into the movie could be seen in its flamboyant characters, eventful plot, and its amazing dance and songs. The movie had the subtle portrayal of real life problems that people face today, for which it was well appreciated. The situation of the Oscar nominations was discussed by the netizens, and opinions were raised by many.

What’s your pick- Big Screen or OTT?

The debate between the immersive experience of the big screen and the convenience of Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms has raged for years. But in 2024, with the pandemic's lingering effects and an ever-evolving entertainment landscape, the stakes are higher than ever. So, which platform reigns supreme? Let's delve into the battleground.

Nature vs Mankind: Netflix’s take with Kaala Paani

In the vast realm of Netflix's diverse content, one series emerges as a thought-provoking exploration of the timeless conflict between Nature and Mankind— "Kaala Paani." This cinematic journey not only captivates audiences with its gripping narrative but also serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between progress and preservation.Set against the backdrop of a secluded island, "Kaala Paani" introduces viewers to a paradisiacal world teeming with untamed beauty. The lush landscapes, captured with breathtaking cinematography, establish the island as a character in its own right—a force to be reckoned with.

Ageism & “The Secret Lives of Extremely Old People”

Theatre has traditionally served as a mirror, often challenging and reflecting the assumptions of society. The "Theatre Against Ageism" movement revolves around Rachel McAlpine's play "The Secret Lives of Extremely Old People," which defies age stereotypes by presenting the lives of people who are 90 years of age and older. The play, which just had its highly successful release, allows us to see the many experiences and hidden depths of people who are often overlooked by the society. The overwhelmingly positive response has caused discussions about the lives of our senior citizens that are at times neglected.

Is “The Kardashians” worth the hype?

“The Kardashians” or originally “Keeping up with the Kardashians” is an American reality television show about the personal lives of the family. The show starrers include- Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, the Jenner siblings Kylie and Kendall, along with their parents Kris Kardashian and Bruce Jenner, later, Caitlyn Jenner. Kris Jenner at the age of 51 premiered the show on 14 October 2007 and it is still going on. The show peeps into the personal lives of the characters and their real-life dramas.

Inside the Sundance Film Festival 2024

The Sundance Institute was founded by Robert Redford in 1981 with the goal to encourage emerging voices in “American Storytellers”. Sundance Institute has been managing stories for the screen. It is a “non-profit program”. It creates platforms for more than “1000 artists” each year by supporting their work. This festival has introduced some of the most record- breaking films of the past three decades. The Sundance Film Festival is generally held in the month of January; it gathers artists and audiences for the premiers of various works like short films, documentaries etc. This Institute hosts a variety of public programs and represents the original voices and inspiring new ideas. It supports the makers to create their own story, independently. In the annual show dramatic and documentary features, short films, each with unique concepts are included. The daily filmmaker conversation, panel discussions and other events are also presented. It is hosted in Park City, Utah, United states.

19th year of the Chiaroscuro International Film Series

The Chiaroscuro International Film Series, a beloved fixture of Grand Rapids' cultural landscape, returns with a vibrant selection of global cinema. Founded in 2005, its mission of cultural connectivity and celebrating the human spirit endures. Spencer Everhart, the Board President, echoes the excitement for its comeback. Every other Sunday, January through March, audiences are treated to diverse international films, fostering understanding and appreciation. Run by volunteers and supported by local entities, admission remains free, ensuring accessibility for all. This year's theme, "Passageways," explores the journeys of women across generations and cultures. Chiaroscuro continues to illuminate, enrich, and unite communities through the magic of cinema.

Monkey Man & Dev Patel

Deadpool & Wolverine trailer stirs excitement among fans

Oscar Nominations: Women of the film about smashing patriarchy snubbed

What’s your pick- Big Screen or OTT?

Nature vs Mankind: Netflix’s take with Kaala Paani

Ageism & “The Secret Lives of Extremely Old People”

Is “The Kardashians” worth the hype?

Inside the Sundance Film Festival 2024

19th year of the Chiaroscuro International Film Series

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