In 2020, Brad Pitt received his first — and so far only — acting Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The movie star portrayed a stuntman who was no longer young, yet undeniably cool and charismatic.

The Safdie brothers reshaped Hollywood in 2017 with the release of Good Time, starring Robert Pattinson in the lead role. This was followed in 2019 by Uncut Gems with Adam Sandler, after which the brothers went their separate ways. Benny Safdie directed The Smashing Machine last year, while Josh Safdie worked on a film with Timothée Chalamet — Marty Supreme.

The official trailer for a new film from A24 and director Kristoffer Borgli has recently been released, starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya in the lead roles. The Drama follows a young couple, Emma and Charlie, who are preparing for their wedding while trying to resolve the problems and unanswered questions in their relationship.

There are themes that seem as old as the world itself, yet still maintain their burning relevance. The relationship between a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law is one of them.

The discussion about whether a role becomes part of an actor’s personality in Hollywood almost always leads to one central question: why does an actor choose to identify with that role, and is it ultimately good for them?

Have you noticed a strange thing? We are constantly surrounded by noise, yet no one explains why silence has suddenly become dangerous for us. Why does your brain start to panic after just 12 seconds of stillness?

For several years now, a lot of information has been circulating online about a new film about the Beatles, with director Sam Mendes and Sony set to create a major narrative feature about the legendary rock band.

Netflix recently released The Rip, starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, which tells the story of the Miami police’s fight against a drug cartel after one of the main characters receives a message about a huge sum of money hidden in a building owned by a Colombian woman.

Overall, 2017 was a very unusual year for cinema. Audiences were treated to such a large number of great films and TV series that many still consider 2017 to be one of the best years for the film industry — at least in the 21st century. Edgar Wright released an action-comedy with musical elements titled Baby Driver, which tells the story of a young getaway driver who works part-time for the mafia.

Remember how, in childhood, summer seemed like a lifetime? Three months filled with new discoveries, the scents of grandma's garden, and endless games in the yard. Every day was unique, new, and unlike the previous one. And now? In adulthood, it feels like we've been caught in an accelerating loop of time: “I blinked, and spring passed; I blinked, and autumn passed”. Why does this happen?