"The Children's Hour" (William Wyler, 1961) is the best movie I've seen in a long time. Not only it has an extraordinary main cast with very nuanced performances, but it also keeps you on the edge of your seat, magnificently dealing with then-taboo topics. I can't believe it's a 60s film. #FilmSky

Under attack by Elon Musk, I invite all BlueSky users to donate to Wikipedia to defend the access to free, user-reviewed and reliable information. donate.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?...

Starting today, on my 28th birthday, I pledge to donate 10,40€ every month to @wikipedia.org to support the access to free information and fight against misinformation. I invite everyone to do the same. :)

I think "Ace In The Hole" (Billy Wilder, 1951), is one of the most relevant films nowadays. Morbid curiosity towards scandals has been exacerbated with social media. Murders, disappearances and other tragedies are now regular pieces on the internet. #FilmSky

When I first watched "A Streetcar Named Desire" (Elia Kazan, 1951) I didn't get it, maybe because I was just 18. I watched again yesterday and I absolutely loved it. Superb and intense drama with unforgettable performances by Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh. #FilmSky

My God, @esaagar.bsky.social, what an brilliant segment 👏 Don't agree with some of the proposals but hats off for raising awareness on online (sports) gambling:
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"Spartacus" (1960). A beautiful ode to human dignity. Dalton Trumbo wrote a masterpiece, Stanley Kubrick executed it brilliantly and Kirk Douglas mastered every second he appears in the movie.