Nor García Grau
Nor García is a bilingual filmmaker, screenwriter, critic and performer from Spain based in London, UK.





Yet despite Netflix’s apparent tendency to mess up the pacing of their second seasons, once Seong Gi-hun bears the deadly 456 number on a familiar green uniform, we are reintroduced to the brilliance of this show.
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Perhaps my biggest concern with sci-fi as a genre is the accidental tendency to focus so much on a concept that the characters’ personality gets lost in the process... However, the entire cast – including major and minor characters – shine brightly.
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Orwell’s powerful on-the-nose metaphor is revitalized on the story’s 80th anniversary through a spectacular performance that reminds us that we still have much to learn.
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When watching the average vampire film, it seems impossible to escape society’s morbid fascination with these blood sucking creatures. We tend to sexualize what should be a horrific act, and to aid us, we present these vampires as conventionally attractive seducers to ease our minds. However, “Nosferatu” (2024) seems
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ENGLISH VERSION Sitting in the theatre next to my friend after following his suggestion to do zero research on this film before going to watch it, I initially found myself crossing my arms and rolling my eyes in disappointment. How, I wondered, is it possible that they made a film
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Having left season one of Arcane on a massive cliff hanger back in 2021, it was to be expected that someone would inevitably be disappointed by the second part of the show. I vowed to avoid being this person by being as open as possible even if the plot took
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ENGLISH VERSION Even before stepping foot into the theatre I was sceptical about this film. The premise alone threatens to shatter the existing – and greatly beloved – dynamic of the first two films of the franchise by moving our beloved bear from the familiar streets of London to the ‘dangerous Peruvian
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