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Beyoncé fans won’t get to see Cowboy Carter and Renaissance music videos anytime soon.
Documentary filmmaker Wang Bing (known for “West of the Tracks”), finishes his trilogy on garment workers titled “Youth” with a final installment called “Youth (Homecoming)”. This concluding piece shares similarities with its predecessors, being both incredibly engaging and surprisingly sleep-inducing at the same time. In this final chapter, Wang spends less time in the Eastern industrial region of Zhili, Zhejiang Province, China, where many of his subjects from “Youth (Spring)” spend most of their year working long hours in the garment factories.
Since IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack featuring Vijay Varma was released, it has been the center of conversation in town. Beyond the debates sparked by the series, fresh perspectives on the 1999 hijacking have emerged, fueling ongoing interest. A surprising detail from the actual hijacking incident has recently resurfaced online – it turns out that a Swiss businessman, who owned approximately 90% of the global currency-printing industry, was aboard the flight!
2007 marked a particularly alluring phase for the vampire genre, sparked by Stephanie Meyer’s popular “Twilight” books. Amidst this trend, director David Slade courageously challenged the norm with his film “30 Days of Night,” now available on Peacock.