This documentary builds a portrait of Lorne Michaels through collaborators, revealing the elusive producer who has shaped SNL and American comedy for fifty years.
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‘Lorne’ Review: The Man Who Keeps Saturday Night Alive
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‘Louis C.K. Ridiculous’ Netflix Review: Between Laughter and Discomfort
The comedian returns with a dark, risky set on aging and desire, where sharp jokes land—but empathy feels harder to reach. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3 Review: Fire and Blood Drive a More Confident Third Season
As war erupts, spectacle overtakes substance: dragons, battles, and fire dominate, while thin characters limit emotional impact, leaving power struggles visually thrilling but dramatically constrained.
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‘Notes from the Last Row’ Netflix Review: A Dangerous Game of Storytelling
A frustrated professor is drawn into an enigmatic student’s story, crossing ethical lines as fiction manipulates his life and begins to unravel it. Starring Choi Min-sik.
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‘Couture’ Review: Angelina Jolie Leads Alice Winocour’s Patchwork of Fashion Stories
Between glossy runways and fragile bodies, the drama reveals the pressure, ambition, and vulnerability behind the glamour of Paris Fashion Week.
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‘Little Brother’ Netflix Review: An Uneven Blend of Mayhem and Heart
A buttoned-up real estate agent’s carefully planned life unravels when a delusional “little brother” from his past crashes back into it, dragging him into chaos, reality TV, and long-buried truths.
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‘The Bear’ Review: The Last Dance in the Kitchen
On the brink of collapse, a fractured restaurant team fights through one chaotic, stormy day that could determine whether The Bear survives or serves its final meal.
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‘Wild Cherry’ Review: Rich Girls, Dirty Secrets
A scandalous video exposes the toxic lives of privileged teen influencers and their equally fractured mothers, spiraling into violence, paranoia, and mutually assured destruction.
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‘Romería’ Review: Carla Simón’s Ambitious Turn Toward Memory and Distance
A young film student travels to Galicia to uncover her father’s past, confronting a divided family and conflicting memories that reshape her sense of identity.
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Estrenos online: crítica de «Caso 137» («Dossier 137»), de Dominik Moll (Flow)
Una detective de asuntos internos investiga un incidente que tuvo lugar en una marcha cuando un manifestante fue herido gravemente por una bala de goma disparada por las fuerzas de seguridad. Para alquilar en plataformas.


