Cinema and TV
Discovering values through films
Pilar Velilla Flores
During my fabulous summer evenings, comforted by a warm breeze, while the children played in the garden, I had the […]
Animated films coming out in 2024
With the start of the new year, film programming is enriched by bringing new and old animated films to theaters. […]
How series change our lives
Stefania Garassini, a mother, university professor of communication, and journalist opens our eyes to the power of TV series through […]
Four Movies You Wouldn’t Consider “Christmas Movies”!
How many Christmas movies exist? Hundreds… maybe even thousands. We know all the lines of some by heart and will […]
Red (Turning Red): an animated film about the relationship between mother and teenage daughter
From the very first scenes of Red (Turning Red) it is apparent that there is an exquisitely feminine sensibility behind […]
THE CHOSEN: EVEN JESUS HAS FOLLOWERS FROM HIS OWN TV SERIES
Originally conceived as a real gamble with uncertain outcomes, The Chosen has turned out to be such a popular TV […]
“I’m not in love with you anymore” – 3 films about marital crises
“I’m not in love with you anymore” … seven short but terrible words that bring love to an end, presumably. […]
Can You Find Love on Tinder?
There are more and more boys and girls – and adults, too – downloading apps like Tinder, Happn, Once, Grindr, […]
How Should Malevolence Be Depicted in Cartoons?
Have you ever wondered if cartoons could discuss the subject of malevolence? Professor Marta Brancatisano offers a potential response to […]
Should we be putting tv’s in children’s bedrooms?
Is it wise to put a tv or a video game device, like the PlayStation or Xbox, in a child’s […]