Do we know ourselves? And do we want to know ourselves? Do we see ourselves as a whole person, or only as the part of us that we like? And to know what we are like, for example, like an iceberg, it is not enough to know only the part that is above the water. This is how it is with us as well: to understand what we are like, we need to see the part that psychology calls the "Shadow." And often we are not quick to acknowledge it in ourselves.

She is a middle-aged waitress, he is a man just released from prison who finds a job at a diner. These two seemingly very different lives intertwine, leading them on a romantic journey into each other’s souls.

In the modern world, where information pours in in an endless stream and multitasking has become the norm, many of us face a constant sense of fatigue. We look for causes in lack of sleep, poor nutrition, or physical strain. However, often the true culprit lies deeper—in the unceasing inner dialogue that we call the "word mixer".

Seventeen years ago Iron Man was released in cinemas worldwide by Paramount. Based on Marvel comics, it launched an entire cinematic universe, beginning with the story of Tony Stark.

Perhaps you have noticed that many important events in a person’s life — decisions, meetings, gifts of fate, and acquaintances — happen by chance. Reflect on your own life and, in your view, what has happened by chance. Perhaps you happened to meet someone by chance, and that person later played a significant role in your fate. Perhaps you didn’t know the answer to a question when you took the exam, and then happened to answer it correctly. Perhaps you made a decision by chance, made a choice by accident, or spoke words by chance that positively influenced the course of events.

In 2008, Tt Games released Lego: Batman, which became a hit and gave rise to an entire game franchise inspired by movies, TV shows, animation, and later even other Batman comic-based games.

Fear functionally is more than just an emotion. Its emergence seems to pull the plug out of the socket of awareness. A person plunges into a semblance of sleep, and the threads of control end up in someone else’s hands. A frightened person becomes pliable clay, ready to take any shape imposed from the outside.

A trailer for the film “Ella McCay” was recently released online, telling the story of 34-year-old Ella, who navigates various personal and family matters together with her mother.

Marty Mauser — the man who invented table tennis (ping-pong) a long time ago, after which the game became known all over the world, in every park and household. Nothing special is needed, just two paddles, a ball and a table with a net, where two players can play.

August is often a time when, for some reason, cinema screens go quiet — but thankfully, studios still treat us, the regular audience, to trailers.