Cinema and TV
Red Bracelets, an Educational and Fun TV Series about Young People Who Suffer
Cecilia Galatolo
Imagine a hospital, a little far from the city center, where young children are forced to stay for months or […]
With Too Much TV, Our Children’s Hearts are at Risk for Hypertension
Experts recommend that children be kept from watching too much television. So many hours spent in front of a screen […]
Television, Family, and Childhood: TV is Not a Babysitter
A review of Juan Camilo Díaz Bohórquez’s book : Televisión, familia e infancia, Universidad de La Sabana, Colombia, 2014. The […]
Film and Fiction to the Test of Bioethics
In the new millennium, film and television fiction have seen an increased interest in bioethical issues. This phenomenon, as seen […]
The Figure of the Father in TV fiction series
TV Miniseries show a vast array of genres to captivate audiences: charming and exuberant families, courageous priests in peripheries, crime […]
Sexual or Existential Orientation? Two documentaries about homosexuals’ search for true love
The key to answering the question in the title -Sexual or existential orientation?- is at the bottom of the stories […]
Maleficent: The Story of Motherhood that Redeems
They meet, fall in love, make big plans, and promise each other eternal faithfulness. Everything seems to be getting better […]
An Unending Spiral: The Price Bitter of Divorce An Analysis of the Documentary “Divorce Corp” by Stephen Sorge
It is an almost desperate cry, a warning perhaps the last call before a definitive catastrophe. It is a terrible […]
Are Disney cartoons still educational for kids?
Despite most parents’ appraisal of Disney animation films who show them to their kids for entertainment and occasionally for educational […]
Hatred, vengeance, reparation and forgiveness in the film The Painted Veil
Directed by John Curran and based on the book by the same name by W. Somerset Maugham Lift not the […]