On October 20, 2006, the masterpiece Pan’s Labyrinth, a symbolic but also historical film, was released in Mexico, the birthplace of director Guillermo del Toro. Let’s take a deep-dive into it.
Category: Movies
The Phantom of the Opera…sing for us
One of the most famous and long-living musicals, The Phantom of the Opera, was not actually born for theatre but as a novel, exactly on the 23rd September 1909, that is why we celebrate and talk about it today.
“A trip to the Moon” by Georges Méliès
On September 1, 1902, the masterpiece of the transalpine director Georges Méliès was released in France. Here are some curiosities about a film that has entered the history of cinema.
Christopher McCandless, a life “Into the Wild”
A journey into the life of Christopher MCCandless, known as Alexander Supertramp, who passed away on August 18, 1992, whose story inspired Sean Penn’s film Into The Wild.
The Devil Wears Prada, a film always “in fashion”
Fifteen years after its release, we’ll tell you all about the plot and themes of The Devil Wears Prada, and the reasons for its success.
Giacomo Casanova is a loser
Unlike popular opinion, there were not only women in Giacomo Casanova’s rich existence. On the occasion of the anniversary of his death we tell you the real story of his life.
Maleficent, the other side of a story
The evil witch from Sleeping Beauty is not what we think she is. This was revealed by Disney’s Maleficent film, released in cinemas on May 28, 2014.
William Shakespeare… in rock
More than four centuries after his death, we discover how much William Shakespeare is still the most rock & roll writer!
Beetlejuice…Beetlejuice…Beetlejuice!
Let’s summon Beetlejuice and all other ghosts in the occasion of the first release of the world-famous film!
Army of…Björk
On the occasion of her 55th birthday today, we celebrate Björk and her avant-garde life, works and successes.