Nor García Grau

"In merely 90 minutes, the play explores personal & professional betrayals in regards to politics and the arts which remain as relevant as ever, and reminds us that in the face of regression, the only option is to charge forward"

"Jake Schreier’s Thunderbolts* manages to present a simple and clear to understand story that even first timers [of the MCU] can enjoy"

Written, Directed, Performed and Edited by Nor García

Written, Directed, Performed and Edited by Nor García

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.

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.

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.

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