Interviews

The Apple TV+ series “Severance,” created by Dan Erickson, presents a compelling reflection on modern work culture and personal identity through the lens of a sci-fi narrative. The concept is both intriguing and unnerving: individuals undergo a severance procedure that implants a stark division between their professional responsibilities and personal lives. As we anticipate the
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In contemporary cinema, the challenge of resurrecting classical stories is a daunting but exhilarating endeavor. Leigh Whannell’s reimagining of “Wolf Man” stands as a testament to this duality, as it intricately weaves themes of familial disintegration and personal horror within an updated narrative, all while paying homage to cinematic history. His approach brings an intellectual
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Founded in 1975 by filmmaker George Lucas, Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) has established itself as an unparalleled leader in the visual effects industry. Originally created to support the groundbreaking visual requirements of “Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope,” ILM has consistently pushed the boundaries of what is possible in film. Over the
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Yoshitaka Amano stands as a titan in the realm of visual arts, spanning across animation, illustrations, and video game design. His unique aesthetic blends elements of elegance with a deeply rooted darkness, creating imagery that captivates audiences worldwide. With the upcoming exhibition “Amano Corpus Anime” set to launch in Milan at Fabbrica del Vapore, this
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Vicky Jenson, renowned for her pioneering work in animation, has returned to her roots with the Netflix release of “Spellbound.” Jenson, who first captivated audiences with her co-direction on the iconic film “Shrek,” has always harbored a passion for fairy tales—especially the darker variations. Her fascination lies in narratives filled with challenges, where characters harbor
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