Cinema and TV
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 […]
Three movies that make us reflect on abortion, adoption, and other “early life” issues
If you’re looking for movies that make us reflect on or have conversations about issues surrounding the beginning of life, […]
The “Butterfly Effect”: The Unpredictability of Life and Our Choices
At least once in our lives we justified a particular event by saying it was impossible to avoid, perhaps defining […]