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I am a starting journalist who graduated last year. I studied Journalism at Artevelde University College in Ghent, Belgium and studied Broadcasting-Radio at Fanshawe College in London, ON, Canada for one semester as an exchange student. During my time in Ghent, I volunteered at the student radio station Urgent.fm where I learned to make live radio. I started as researcher and part of the editorial team and moved my way up to co-host and host. I also learned a lot about making radio during my time at Fanshawe. I have experience in social media management. I did my internship at kleinVerhaal, a social artistic organisation in Ostend, Belgium where I created content (photos, videos, audio) to post on their social media (Facebook, Instagram). Before doing my internship there, I volunteered with their project Radio Onderstroom where, with a little group of people, we made a podcast and live radio show. I have two podcasts myself that I make, Belgic Music and Six To See, and I also have several blogs (Belgic Music, Dreamelyne). If you want to know even more, you can visit my portfolio on ******
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What 'Baba Yaga' exactly means in the 'John Wick' films
The article explores the meaning of 'Baba Yaga' in the John Wick films, clarifying that while the franchise uses it to denote a 'boogeyman,' the term actually refers to a witch in Russian folklore. The John Wick franchise, created by Derek Kolstad and directed by Chad Stahelski, follows the legendary assassin John Wick, played by Keanu Reeves, who is drawn back into the criminal underworld. Despite some inaccuracies in the use of 'Baba Yaga,' the nickname contributes to the franchise's unique lore and success. The franchise has grossed over $1 billion globally, with more films and spin-offs planned.
From this brilliant war film you have probably never heard: 'The Ascent'
The article highlights the brilliance of the 1977 Soviet war film 'The Ascent,' directed by Larisa Shepitko. It discusses the film's plot, set during World War II, and its exploration of themes like cooperation, betrayal, and survival. The film is noted for its use of Biblical motifs and Russian Orthodox symbolism. Shepitko, regarded as one of the best female directors, tragically died in a car accident in 1979. The film, which almost got banned, solidified her reputation as a visionary filmmaker. 'The Ascent' is not available on streaming services but can be rented on platforms like Eye Film Player.
The first trailer of the Disney classic 'Frozen' was completely misleading
The article discusses the misleading nature of the first trailer for Disney's 'Frozen', which focused on comedic characters Olaf and Sven, rather than the main storyline involving sisters Elsa and Anna. Despite this, 'Frozen' became a beloved film, winning several awards and leading to a successful sequel, 'Frozen 2', with more sequels planned. The film is praised for its music and compared to Disney Renaissance classics. Both 'Frozen' and its sequel are available on Disney+.
The very first time Godzilla and Kong shared the screen was over 60 years ago
Over 60 years ago, Godzilla and Kong first appeared together on screen in the film 'King Kong vs. Godzilla' (1962), produced by the Japanese company Toho and directed by Ishirõ Honda. The concept originated from Willis O'Brien, who envisioned King Kong fighting a giant Frankenstein's monster, but due to high costs, Toho replaced the monster with Godzilla. The film, which used suitmotion instead of stop-motion, became Japan's biggest Godzilla film and a lasting hit. Recently, the monsters were seen together again in 'Godzilla vs. Kong' (2021), and the upcoming 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire' will feature them working together. 'King Kong vs. Godzilla' is available on archive.org and for purchase on DVD and Blu-ray.
Not 'The Sopranos' but this HBO series changed the television series forever
The HBO miniseries 'Angels in America', directed by Mike Nichols and based on Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, is credited with transforming the miniseries format and television storytelling. Released in 2003, it featured a stellar cast including Al Pacino and Meryl Streep, and depicted the lives of six New Yorkers during the AIDS crisis. The series won numerous awards, including Emmy and Golden Globe accolades, and demonstrated the potential of adapting complex narratives into miniseries. Its success paved the way for future miniseries on platforms like Netflix, highlighting the format's viability in the streaming era.
The trailer of the fantasy classic 'Pan's Labyrinth' really fooled everyone
The trailer for 'Pan's Labyrinth' misled audiences by presenting the film as a fantasy adventure, while the actual movie is a psychological horror parable with themes of fascism. Directed by Guillermo del Toro, the film is set in 1944 Spain and intertwines a mythical world with the real world. Despite the misleading trailer, 'Pan's Labyrinth' became a classic, winning several awards including three Oscars. The film is available for purchase or rent on platforms like Prime Video and Pathé Thuis.
Completely forgotten science fiction series that deserves a new chance: 'Flashforward'
The science fiction series 'Flashforward,' created by Brannon Braga and David S. Goyer and based on Robert J. Sawyer's 1999 book, was canceled after one season despite its intriguing storyline. The series, which aired on ABC in the U.S. and Veronica in the Netherlands, follows a team of FBI agents investigating a global blackout that gives everyone a vision of their future. The cancellation was attributed to its placement in a family-friendly time slot, leading to low viewership. Fans believe the series deserves another chance, especially given its unresolved plot points. All episodes are available on Disney+.
The true story behind Pixar's 'Up' is just as heartbreaking as the film
The article reveals that Pixar's 'Up' is inspired by the true story of Edith Macefield, who refused to sell her house to developers, much like the film's protagonist Carl Fredricksen. Macefield's home, Whitewood Cottage in Seattle, became a symbol of resistance and community spirit. Despite offers of up to a million dollars, Macefield chose to stay in her home until her death in 2008, after which she left it to Barry Martin, a construction supervisor who cared for her. The house remains a cherished part of the community, with plans to integrate it into a surrounding shopping center.
What is actor Tom Selleck, the great hero from 'Magnum, P.I.', doing nowadays?
Tom Selleck, best known for his role in 'Magnum, P.I.', has had a prolific career in both film and television. After his breakthrough role, he appeared in over 50 films and series, including notable roles in 'Three Men and a Baby', 'Friends', and 'Blue Bloods'. Despite turning down iconic roles like Indiana Jones and Mitch Buchannon, Selleck has remained a prominent figure in entertainment. Currently starring in the final season of 'Blue Bloods', Selleck is considering retirement but may still work on a final Jesse Stone film.
Episode 60 of Six To See
This article discusses the 60th episode of 'Six To See', a series that highlights new and notable movies and series. The author notes that with the end of September, the 'spooky season' begins, providing more opportunities to stay indoors and enjoy visual entertainment. The focus of this episode is on new movie releases, with a special mention of 'Dune' being featured in the 'Six To See'. Other movies highlighted include 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage', 'The Many Saints of Newark', 'The Addams Family 2', and 'The Guilty'. Additionally, the article mentions one new series included in the 'Six To See' and talks about other releases. The Netflix global fan event 'Tudum' is also discussed.
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