Universal Language: The Surreal Canadian Comedy You Can’t Miss!

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The Universal Language movie showcases visual quotes from renowned directors like Wes Anderson, Jacques Tati, home-town hero Guy Maddin, and Iranian maestro Abbas Kiarostami. One of Kiarostami’s works, the 1987 drama “Where Is the Friend’s House?”, serves as an inspiration here. However, Rankin isn’t confined by his cinematic influences; he creatively stamps his unique signature onto a narrative partially inspired by an event involving his grandmother. One may wonder if this dry, wintry burlesque has a broader message. Disregarding the amusing references to the Winnipeg Earmuff Authority and the man in the pink cowboy hat who serenades his turkey, the answer is affirmative: Universal Language powerfully argues for the importance of connection in a society that seeks to restrict it.

Canary Capital’s Bold Move: Will Solana ETF Fly or Flop? 🐦💸

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In a delightful twist of fate, the illustrious Canary Capital has taken a daring leap into the shimmering abyss of finance, filing for a Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund (ETF). This audacious endeavor marks the second such filing, hot on the heels of Grayscale’s recent proposal, as if the two were engaged in a whimsical dance … Read more

Juliet Landau Open to Return as Drusilla in ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Reboot

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In a conversation with RadioTimes, Sarah Michelle Gellar, aged 59, expresses no hesitation about reprising her role for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer revival. Her recent work includes the 2020 movie A Place Among the Dead and the TV show Claws, which concluded in 2022. Regarding Buffy, she is ready to jump at the opportunity regardless of her commitments.