a series of seriesFrom "Slow Horses" to "La Mesias": this week’s TV series, featuring disgraced spies, ghosts and possessed mothersFrom the ever-spot-on Gary Oldman to a series that takes the viewer to the almost deserted island of Santa Águeda. Four titles that defy genres and expectationsbyMariarosa Mancuso5 OCT 26
New Cinema MancusoMy uncle JensBrwa Vahabpour’s film review, featuring Peiman Azizpour, Hamza Agooshi and Sarah Francesca BraennebyMariarosa Mancuso3 OCT 26
New Mancuso CinemaDiggerA review of the film by Alejandro González Iñárritu, starring Tom Cruise, Sandra Hüller, John Goodman and Riz AhmedbyMariarosa Mancuso3 OCT 26
New Mancuso CinemaThe City of the LivingA review of the film by Edoardo Gabbriellini, starring Emanuele Maria Di Stefano, Gaia Merlonghi and Valerio MastandreabyMariarosa Mancuso3 OCT 26
New Mancuso CinemaA little lightA review of Ali Asgari’s film, starring Missagh Zare, Sadaf Asgari, Farouzan Jamshidnejad and Ramtin DaghighbyMariarosa Mancuso3 OCT 26
POPCORNSave us from romance novelsFollowing It Ends with Us, a new film adapted from a novel by Colleen Hoover is hitting the big screen. However, not even the presence of Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway manages to make it watchable. Not even remotely byMariarosa Mancuso3 OCT 26
NUOVO CINEMA MANCUSOAnonymous sources, but the audience applauds on the basis of trust. “Naza” continues Twenty-five minutes of applause at the Venice Film Festival marked the start of the popular uprising. This sort of film does not usually attract large audiences, but this could well be an exception. For reasons not entirely cinematicbyMariarosa Mancuso1 OCT 26
a series of seriesFrom "Maschi veri" to "American Horror Story": this week’s TV series, from pride to star-studded line-upsJane Austen, Matthew McConaughey and freak shows. Four headlines that defy genres and expectationsbyMariarosa Mancuso28 SEP 26
POPCORNCinema theatres are packed for horror films. It’s drawing people to the cinema, and the box office is reaping the benefitsItaly has chosen Paolo Strippoli’s "L’estranea" as its Oscar entry. The committee changes, the selectors’ tastes change, and the summer of 2026 has taught us that horror films stand a very good chancebyMariarosa Mancuso26 SEP 26
Nuovo cinema MancusoNessun doloreA review of the film by Gianni Amelio, starring Alessandro Borghi, Valeria Golino, Beidja Yahiaoui and Valerio MastandreabyMariarosa Mancuso26 SEP 26