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An unlikely duo going on a rambunctious colorful ride seeking truth and vindication is at the heart of the new animated film Nimona out in select US theaters this weekend and streaming on Netflix on June 30 – just in time to wrap up Pride month with themes of inclusivity and acceptance. Based on the New York Times bestselling webcomic character created a little over a decade ago by non-binary and transmasculine graphic artist ND Stevenson, Nimona is a mischievous teenage shapeshifter perceived as a villainous threat to be feared in a futuristic medieval world, when all she actually wants is to be accepted for who she really is while having fun creating chaos by transforming herself into various living beings.

Max Malka, the creator of the first Finnish Netflix series Dance Brothers, felt early on that producing was her calling. When she was 18 and applying to Helsinki Film School, nowadays part of Aalto University, she was reading descriptions of different majors.

In the new series Beef, what starts off as a small case of road rage spirals into a full-blown cyclone of revenge. This isn’t just an ordinary beef about two characters – played by Steven Yeun and Ali Wong – taking out their frustrations and anger on each other.

In 2013, Jonás Cuarón experienced one of the most important moments in his career as a screenwriter. The film Gravity, which he wrote with his father, Alfonso Cuarón, earned four Golden Globe nominations and won for best director (Alfonso), and received other awards, including seven Oscars.

The much-anticipated TV show adapted from the celebrated comic book series by Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, has finally come to life on Netflix. Starring British actor Tom Sturridge, in the titular role who also goes by the name Morpheus, as well as Dream of the Endless, is an otherworldly creature who lives in The Dreaming, a world he created from where he governs dreams and nightmares.

“It’s hard for me to do scenes where Eleven is happy,” Millie Bobby Brown told me a few years ago of her character on Stranger Things, “because I’m used to her being so depressed and distraught all the time. ” Fast forward to Season 4 of the super hit on Netflix (2016 - present).

Love, Death + Robots ha sido un tema importante desde que se emitió por primera vez en Netflix en 2019. Durante sus últimas dos temporadas, la aclamada serie de antología animada ha acumulado once premios Emmy por diseño de personajes, animación y producción entre otros.

Inspired by Charles King's novel "Midnight at the Pera Palace" which centers around the iconic Pera Palace Hotel in Istanbul ( built in 1892 for the purpose of hosting passengers of the Orient Express), Netflix launches a television adaptation that covers the fascinating history of the city, the Ottoman Empire and Turkey.   The eight-episode series depicts young journalist Esra’s encounter with the legendary hotel.

In the Netflix documentary The Tinder Swindler, we see how a con man, who goes by the name Simon Leviev, uses the dating app Tinder to trick women into believing that he is the son of the ultra-wealthy diamond tycoon Lev Leviev. It is believed that Simon Leviev has stolen an estimated 10 million dollars over the years from numerous women all over the world.

In a way, Antonio Campos has been preparing through many years and several movies to make his most ambitious film yet, The Devil All the Time, an adaptation of the novel by Donald Ray Pollock that premieres this week in Netflix with a cast that includes Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Bill Skarsgård, Haley Bennett, Riley Keough, Sebastian Stan, Jason Clarke, and Mia Wasikowska, among many others. From his first feature film, Afterschool, which premiered in Cannes in 2008, the New York native has been obsessed with complicated human behavior and death, something he further explored in Simon Killer, which debuted at Sundance in 2012, and Christine, which premiered at the same festival in 2016.