A trailer for Wild Horse has recently been released, directed by the acclaimed screenwriter, filmmaker, and playwright Martin McDonagh, known for In Bruges, The Banshees of Inisherin, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (which earned Sam Rockwell an Academy Award), among other highly acclaimed films.

You may have often observed a scene where one person hurts another. This can be anything: an unjust shout from a boss, deceit in business, or even physical harm. At that moment, a silent demand usually flares up: “It shouldn’t be like this! This is unfair”!

The 19th century in America was a time of great change — political transformation, the American Civil War, the early stages of industrialisation, and, of course, cowboys. The “Spaghetti Western” is a genre that focuses precisely on this world, and it became incredibly popular in the 1960s.

Some things remain just as enjoyable as they’ve always been. They may seem simple — like a cup of coffee in the morning, the sun breaking through the clouds… or a good film to watch in the evening that, in reality, stays with you for much longer than just one night.

Recently, I visited Rome. I was dazzled by its grandeur and the beauty of the masterpieces created by people long ago. Millions of tourists from all over the world come to see these creations! Standing near the Colosseum, I thought… what are we creating now?

Unexpectedly, two things happened. After Timothée Chalamet “lost” at the Academy Awards — something many attributed to his recent controversial comments about opera and ballet — the trailer for Dune: Part Three by Denis Villeneuve was suddenly released online, with Chalamet and Zendaya in the leading roles.

Have you ever been told, “But you can’t”? I think many have heard this. And then, when you pushed through yourself and still achieved the result, you would hear approvingly: “See, you can do it when you want”! In that moment, you internalized a dangerous belief: violence against oneself is good, it is commendable, and violence is your “want”.

Hollywood is a very fascinating place. Not only do numerous studios release an incredible number of films and other content each year, but Hollywood is also known for being home to some of the most remarkable individuals, whose life stories never cease to amaze audiences and, of course, their fans.

Who is she — the woman who analyzes every step she takes? And, of course, not only her own. Under her keen “microscope” fall the random gestures of others, the intonation of a loved one, the behavior of a colleague, and even the motives of those she has never personally known — characters from books, bloggers, or random passersby. She sees connections where others see chaos and looks for reasons where others simply live.

Perhaps, aside from Ridley Scott — and maybe even surpassing him — one of the most productive directors in Hollywood today is Guy Ritchie. Especially after Aladdin and The Gentlemen, the director has been releasing films and series almost every year, which many people find quite remarkable.