Paul Bettany is one of the names caught in the swirl of speculation surrounding HBO’s “Harry Potter” reboot, with online chatter linking him to the role of Lord Voldemort. 



The star addressed the rumor in an interview with ScreenRant, where the question was put to him directly. As casting for the franchise’s central villain remains under wraps, Bettany’s response cuts through weeks of fan-driven guesswork.



<h2>Paul Bettany Pours Cold Water on Voldemort Casting Buzz</h2>



Bettany doesn’t deny hearing the noise. “I have heard that rumor, too,” he said, acknowledging the speculation that has positioned him as a potential successor to Ralph Fiennes. But the idea stops there. “Unfortunately, it’s just a rumor,” he added, making clear there has been no approach from HBO or its producers.



If anything, the actor framed the possibility with a dose of self-aware humor, pointing to the physical demands such a role would entail. “I’m not sure that I could face any more prosthetics in my life. I have had a lot of them,” he remarked.



The punchline lands with a blunt reality check. “Anyway, nobody’s even asking me to do it,” he continued, before undercutting the entire premise with a wry aside: “Like, I’m talking about it as if anybody is interested in hiring me. They’re just not.” 



That secrecy has become a defining feature of HBO’s “Harry Potter” series, which has confirmed a sprawling ensemble led by Dominic McLaughlin, Arabella Stanton, and Alastair Stout, alongside established names like John Lithgow and Janet McTeer. Yet Voldemort remains conspicuously absent from official announcements, fueling the kind of speculation Bettany now finds himself batting away.



Set to debut on December 25, the show is envisioned as a decade-long, book-faithful adaptation, with its first installment covering “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.” Until HBO chooses to reveal its Dark Lord, the role remains one of the industry’s most closely held secrets, regardless of how many names get attached in the meantime.

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According to Variety, the network has already ordered a second season of the series months before its first episode reaches audiences this Christmas, reinforcing a strategy built around adapting each of J.K. Rowling’s novels into its own season.



<h2>HBO Locks In Long-Term Plan for ‘Harry Potter’ Series</h2>



Season 2 is set to draw directly from “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets,” with production scheduled to begin this fall. The move suggests that development on later chapters is already underway even as the first season, based on “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone,” continues filming ahead of its December 25 debut.



The show is led by a new generation of actors, with Dominic McLaughlin stepping into the role of Harry Potter alongside Arabella Stanton as Hermione Granger and Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley. They are joined by a veteran supporting cast that includes John Lithgow as Albus Dumbledore and Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape.



Behind the scenes, the project is overseen by showrunner Francesca Gardiner and director Mark Mylod, with production taking place at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, the same location used for the original film series. The scale of the undertaking, both in timeline and resources, underscores HBO’s intention to treat the adaptation as a cornerstone of its future programming slate.

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In a recent interview, Melissa Barrera addressed the aftermath of her removal from the “Scream” series, revisiting both the industry response and the film that followed her departure.



<h2>Melissa Barrera Gives Her Take on ‘Scream 7’ and Its Cast</h2>



The star was confronted by Variety with a pointed question about the decision to bring back legacy cast members for “Scream 7” after a string of high-profile exits. Referencing those returns in the wake of departures from Barrera herself, Jenna Ortega, and director Christopher Landon, the interviewer asked, “Did that seem scabby to you? Did it feel like those were people basically crossing the picket line?”



Her answer was immediate. “Oh, one hundred percent. I think they all are. And they have to live with that.” She then criticized the sequel’s creative direction, saying “the only way they were able to make that movie after what happened was to nostalgia-bait as much as possible.”



The production of “Scream 7” underwent a significant reset following her removal by Spyglass Media Group in late 2023, a decision tied to social media posts that reflected her political stance and were deemed unacceptable by the studio. The fallout reshaped the project, ultimately leading to the return of franchise mainstay Neve Campbell as the series pivoted back toward its original core.



Before that rupture, Barrera had been a central figure in “Scream VI,” which revitalized the long-running horror series both critically and commercially. Since then, she has shifted her focus toward independent film and theater, including a current stage run in “Titanique,” while continuing to take on new screen roles.

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the reaction to the recently released trailer has been split between admiration for the film’s scale and unease over some of its creative choices, particularly in how it presents the ancient world.



<h2>Why ‘The Odyssey’ Is Sparking Debate Before Its Release</h2>



Universal’s newest trailer leans heavily into spectacle, showcasing sweeping battle sequences, vast landscapes, and a high-profile ensemble led by Matt Damon as Odysseus. The scale is unmistakable, with the production positioned as Nolan’s most ambitious to date, shot entirely on IMAX 70 mm cameras and backed by a reported $250 million budget. 



Early reactions have largely embraced the film’s visual scope and its star-driven appeal, which includes Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o, Zendaya, and Charlize Theron.



Yet much of the discussion has centered on a more unexpected detail: how the characters sound. Instead of the traditionally adopted British inflection often associated with historical epics, Nolan’s cast delivers dialogue in distinctly American accents, paired with contemporary phrasing. In one widely circulated moment, Odysseus rallies troops with a modern-sounding “Let’s go!,” a choice that has prompted debate about tone and immersion.



As explained by The Hollywood Reporter, the decision marks a clear break from long-standing Hollywood convention. Films set in antiquity, from “The Ten Commandments” to “Gladiator,” have typically relied on British accents as a kind of cinematic shorthand for the past. 



That approach has extended even to fantasy worlds, where productions like “Game of Thrones” have used similar vocal cues to evoke a sense of distance and gravitas. Nolan’s approach appears to discard that tradition entirely.



Online response has reflected that divide. Some viewers have questioned whether contemporary dialogue undercuts the story’s mythic weight, while others argue that the industry’s reliance on British accents has always been an arbitrary convention. The debate has extended beyond language to broader concerns about historical authenticity, including costume design that appears to draw from later periods of Greek history and ship designs that differ from those associated with the Bronze Age setting.



Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” adapted from Homer’s epic poem, follows the Greek king’s long journey home after the Trojan War, encountering figures such as Polyphemus, Calypso, and the Sirens along the way. 



Written and directed by Nolan and produced alongside Emma Thomas under Syncopy, the picture began development in 2024 and filmed across multiple international locations. It is scheduled for release on July 17, arriving with expectations that remain as high as the scrutiny surrounding it.

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‘The Fast and the Furious’ to Screen at Cannes With Original Cast in Attendance

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, “The Fast and the Furious” will be included in this year’s Cannes Classics selection, a program that continues to expand its influence within the festival by spotlighting restoration work and cinematic legacy.



<h2>Cannes Classics Brings ‘The Fast and the Furious’ Back to the Big Screen</h2>



“The Fast and the Furious” will screen in a restored version during a midnight slot at the Grand Théâtre Lumière, with cast members Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster expected to attend. The production, directed by Rob Cohen, is part of a broader lineup that highlights both widely recognized titles and lesser-known works from across decades of film history.



Originally released in 2001, “The Fast and the Furious” centers on an undercover police officer who infiltrates a street racing crew in Los Angeles while investigating a string of hijackings. Starring Paul Walker alongside Diesel, Rodriguez and Brewster, the picture marked a turning point for its principal cast and launched a long-running franchise that has since expanded across multiple sequels and formats.



The Cannes screening places the movie alongside a diverse slate of restored works, including “Pan’s Labyrinth” by Guillermo del Toro, “Farewell My Concubine” from Chen Kaige and “Man of Iron” by Andrzej Wajda, among others. 



By positioning a mainstream action title within a program traditionally associated with auteur cinema and archival discoveries, Cannes Classics underscores the evolving definition of film heritage and the enduring cultural footprint of early 21st century blockbusters.

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According to Page Six, the actress reveals in her new memoir that Gandolfini unexpectedly did not attend her 2003 wedding, a moment that caught her off guard given their famously close bond.



<h2>A Silence That Spoke Volumes</h2>



In And So It Is…A Memoir of Acceptance and Hope, Jamie-Lynn Sigler recounts the confusion she felt when Gandolfini failed to appear on her wedding day. “Jim didn’t show up. No indication, no warning. I can’t say for certain why. He’s not here, so I can’t ask him,” she writes, acknowledging the unanswered questions left behind after his death in 2013.



The absence struck her as out of character for someone she knew as both a mentor and a protector. “The Jim I knew wouldn’t have just skipped my wedding without a word or an excuse,” she continues, before adding a line that hints at lingering doubt: “Part of me wonders if maybe he didn’t want it for me.”



What followed only deepened the unease. Returning to set after her wedding, Sigler expected a celebratory atmosphere among her castmates. Instead, she describes walking into a room devoid of warmth. “It was clear: none of them were happy about this for me,” she recalls.



At the time, Sigler was newly married to AJ DiScala, a relationship she now characterizes in stark terms. In the memoir, she reflects on that period as troubled and isolating, shaped by dynamics she would later come to see more clearly. The reaction from those around her, including Gandolfini, appears in retrospect as part of a broader concern she did not yet recognize.



The revelation adds a complicated layer to a relationship long understood as deeply supportive. Gandolfini, who played her father on screen, was known to be one of Sigler’s closest allies behind the scenes, making his absence from such a milestone feel all the more significant in hindsight.

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According to Variety, the series finale of the Prime Video hit will also receive a limited theatrical rollout in 4DX. It arrives as the title wraps one of the most prominent runs in modern genre television.



<h2>A Finale Designed as an Event</h2>



The fifth and final season of “The Boys” will culminate with a special 4DX presentation across select theaters in the United States and Canada. Screenings are set for May 19 at 9:30 p.m. ET, just one day before the episode becomes available on Prime Video. Participating chains are B&amp;B, Regency, Cinema West, Regal, AMC, Cineplex, and Cinepolis, Marcus



The 4DX format introduces motion seating and environmental effects synchronized with on-screen action. Access to the screenings is tied to the purchase of a concession voucher, which can be redeemed during the event.



Developed by Eric Kripke and based on the comic series by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the show has built its reputation on a mix of satire and graphic spectacle. Its final part continues that trajectory, bringing back a core ensemble led by Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, and Antony Starr, alongside a wide supporting cast.



Narratively, the installment centers on the last confrontation between Billy Butcher and Homelander, with the stakes escalating around a virus capable of eliminating superpowered individuals and the emergence of an early version of Compound V that could grant immortality. 



The season began streaming in April, with episodes released weekly leading up to the finale. By extending that final episode into theaters, the series joins a growing list of streaming titles experimenting with hybrid releases.

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According to data from FlixPatrol, “Swapped” climbed to the second most-watched film on Netflix in the United States just one day after its debut.



<h2>A Fast Start for ‘Swapped’</h2>



Directed by Nathan Greno, “Swapped” arrives as a fantasy adventure built around transformation and coexistence, with Michael B. Jordan leading the voice cast. He is joined by Juno Temple, Tracy Morgan, Cedric the Entertainer and Justina Machado, forming an ensemble that spans comedy and drama backgrounds.



The story centers on Ollie, a young creature living in an isolated community, whose curiosity leads him into contact with other species in a divided valley. A chance encounter triggers a chain of events involving body-swapping abilities tied to mysterious pods, forcing characters from opposing groups to navigate each other’s worlds. 



The project was developed under Skydance Animation, with Netflix ultimately taking over distribution as part of a broader agreement with the studio. Originally conceived under a different title, the film evolved over several years before arriving in its current form. It debuted yesterday, alongside a limited theatrical rollout.



This is Jordan’s first project following his acclaimed performance in “Sinners,” which earned him the Academy Award for Best Actor. He is currently preparing for several high-profile projects, including “Miami Vice ’85,” “I Am Legend 2,” and “Creed IV.”

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According to Deadline, Jason Statham and David Ayer are reuniting for the thriller “John Doe,” with Ayer directing from a screenplay by Zak Penn.



<h2>‘John Doe’ Expands Statham and Ayer’s Collaboration</h2>



The new film marks the latest chapter in a working relationship that has taken shape over the past two years. Ayer and Statham previously teamed on “The Beekeeper,” the 2024 hit that paired revenge-driven storytelling with a strong commercial performance, followed by “A Working Man” in 2025, which continued their focus on grounded, character-led action narratives.



In “John Doe,” Statham is set to portray a man without a defined identity, a figure who lacks both memory and a documented past. The story follows his attempt to piece together fragments of who he is while evading those connected to his former life. At the center of that search is a single emotional anchor, a woman named Eliza, whose significance becomes clearer as the narrative unfolds.



As details of his past begin to resurface, the character discovers that he was trained for a purpose that has not yet concluded. That realization shifts the picture into a pursuit-driven structure, with multiple parties closing in as he navigates the tension between completing a mission and protecting a personal connection that complicates it.



The project is expected to launch in the Cannes market. With a screenplay from Penn, whose credits include large-scale studio productions like “Ready Player One” and “The Avengers,” “John Doe” aligns with a broader trend of mid-to-high budget action films anchored by established talent.

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According to Variety, Ralph Fiennes, Colin Farrell and Wagner Moura are set to headline “Art,” a comedy rooted in Yasmina Reza’s Tony-winning play that dissects modern art and the fault lines within long-standing friendships.



<h2>A Stage Classic Reimagined for the Screen</h2>



The project will be directed by Fernando Meirelles, whose filmography spans titles such as “City of God,” and “The Two Popes.” The screenplay comes from two-time Academy Award winner Christopher Hampton, adapting Reza’s dialogue-driven work into a cinematic format. 



The film is expected to launch in the Cannes market, backed by producer Patrick Wachsberger’s 193 banner alongside Legendary, with U.S. rights handled by CAA.



At its core, “Art” follows three long-time friends whose relationship begins to fracture after one of them purchases an expensive, minimalist painting. What starts as a debate over aesthetics evolves into a broader confrontation about values, identity and unresolved tensions. 



The casting brings together actors navigating particularly active periods in their careers. Fiennes has moved between film and stage, earning awards attention for “Conclave” and taking on roles in projects ranging from “28 Years Later” to the upcoming “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.” Farrell, meanwhile, has recently balanced television and film, with “The Penguin” and “Sugar” adding to a run that includes both franchise work and character-driven features.



Moura enters the project following a significant international breakthrough. His performance in “The Secret Agent” earned him major festival recognition and an Academy Award nomination, marking a milestone for Brazilian actors in that category.

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According to data from FlixPatrol, “Apex” has remained the most-watched film on Netflix in the United States since its debut last Friday, sustaining its position through its first full week of release.



<h2>Why ‘Apex’ Stands Out in the Streaming Crowd</h2>



Directed by Baltasar Kormákur, “Apex” centers on a woman pushed into a brutal fight for survival after a personal tragedy sends her deep into the Australian wilderness. Charlize Theron leads the film as Sasha, a climber whose attempt to confront grief turns into a calculated hunt when she crosses paths with a stranger played by Taron Egerton. 



The narrative unfolds across remote terrain, moving from sheer rock faces to river rapids and dense forest, where isolation becomes both setting and threat. After losing her partner in a climbing accident months earlier, Sasha travels alone, only to find herself targeted by a man who turns survival into a ritualized game. 



Production took place in Australia, with filming based in Sydney and the surrounding Blue Mountains. The project brought together multiple visual effects houses, including Framestore and Industrial Light &amp; Magic. Chernin Entertainment and other partners developed the film after Netflix secured the rights in early 2024.



Theron has become a Netflix staple, leading “The Old Guard” franchise and returning to it last year, which also proved to be a hit. At the moment, her next major project is Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” in which she portrays Calypso and is set to be released on July 17.

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According to Discussing Film on X, as reported across industry tracking, the sequel pulled in $32.5 million domestically on its opening day, a figure that already exceeds what “The Devil Wears Prada” managed across its entire opening weekend in 2006. 



The result places the follow-up in a markedly different commercial position from its predecessor, which built momentum gradually rather than arriving as an immediate hit.



<h2>A Sequel That Opens Bigger Than Its Predecessor Ever Did</h2>



The early numbers reflect a sharp shift in how audiences are approaching the property two decades later. While the original film went on to become a global success, its debut was comparatively modest, relying on word of mouth and sustained interest. By contrast, the sequel has arrived with built-in familiarity and a significantly broader opening-day turnout.



Directed once again by David Frankel and written by Aline Brosh McKenna, the new installment reunites core cast members Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci. Their return anchors a story set years after the events of the first picture, while new additions including Justin Theroux and Lucy Liu expand the narrative into a more contemporary media and fashion landscape.



Development on the sequel began in 2024 after years of uncertainty, with the original cast previously expressing hesitation about revisiting the material. Once the creative team aligned, production moved quickly, filming across New York and Milan in 2025. The movie premiered in New York on April 20 before its wide theatrical rollout on May 1.



Critically, the picture has entered theaters with generally positive reception, complementing its early commercial performance. With a reported $50.5 million global gross against a $100 million production budget so far, the opening-day domestic figure now becomes a key indicator of its potential trajectory in the coming weeks.



The comparison to the 2006 original underscores how the franchise’s cultural standing has evolved. What was once a sleeper hit driven by standout performances has returned as an established brand capable of delivering immediate box office impact.

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Instead, “Avengers: Doomsday” now sits months away, with its release moved to December 18. So, what was the reason?



<h2>Why Today Looks So Different for ‘Avengers: Doomsday’</h2>



The absence of “Avengers: Doomsday” from theaters today is the result of a long, deliberate reshaping of Marvel’s release strategy. The film’s scale quickly outpaced its original timeline, with a sprawling, multi-universe narrative that pulls together the Avengers, Wakandans, Fantastic Four, and X-Men. That level of ambition required additional development and post-production time, particularly as the project evolved into a cornerstone of Phase Six.



Complicating that trajectory was a major creative pivot tied to Jonathan Majors, who had originally been positioned as the saga’s central antagonist. The fifth “Avengers” entry was initially developed under the title “Avengers: The Kang Dynasty,” with Majors’ Kang the Conqueror at its core. 



Following his legal issues and subsequent dismissal from Marvel Studios in December 2023, the studio moved away from the character entirely. That decision prompted a substantial rewrite, a rebranding to “Avengers: Doomsday,” and the introduction of a new central villain in Doctor Doom, now played by Robert Downey Jr.



Behind the scenes, the delay also reflects a broader shift within Disney and Marvel Studios. After a period defined by rapid expansion across both theatrical and streaming releases, the company began prioritizing a more selective approach. The emphasis moved toward ensuring that each project meets a higher creative and technical standard, rather than maintaining a high volume of output. “Doomsday” became one of the clearest examples of that course correction.



Industry-wide disruptions compounded the issue. The 2023 Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA strikes created a backlog that affected scripts, production schedules, and release planning across Hollywood. For a film as interconnected as “Doomsday,” those delays had a cascading effect, pushing it further from its original slot.



The new December release date also signals a strategic repositioning. Rather than anchoring the summer season, Marvel is now aiming for the holiday corridor, a window known for sustaining blockbuster momentum over multiple weeks. 



In that sense, May 1 now serves as a marker of how much has changed for Marvel Studios. What was once intended as the next immediate chapter in the MCU has instead become part of a longer game, with “Avengers: Doomsday” retooled as a defining moment still waiting on the horizon.

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A decade has passed since The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: Young Forever arrived as both a retrospective and a statement of intent from BTS. The release on May 2, 2016, capped a carefully staged comeback that blended new material with key tracks from the group’s earlier “HYYH” installments. 



Issued in dual physical formats and anchored by three new singles, the project quickly positioned itself as more than a stopgap compilation, instead signaling a decisive moment in the group’s trajectory.



<h2>A Trilogy Concludes and a New Phase Begins</h2>



By the time the album landed, BTS had already mapped out a dense promotional cycle that fused music releases with live performance. Teasers, concept imagery, and a comeback broadcast on V Live built anticipation, culminating in a launch that translated directly into demand. Concert dates tied to the Epilogue extension sold out almost instantly, underscoring a rapidly expanding fanbase and the group’s growing live draw across Asia.



Musically, the release balanced reflection with immediacy. The track “Epilogue: Young Forever” leaned into introspection, revisiting themes of uncertainty and ambition, while “Fire” and “Save Me” delivered high-impact performances that translated strongly across digital platforms. The accompanying visuals reinforced that duality, from the maze-like symbolism of “Young Forever” to the kinetic choreography and stark settings that defined the era’s most recognizable clips.



Commercially, the numbers reflected a group on the cusp of global scale. The album broke into the Billboard 200, while its singles simultaneously occupied the top three positions on the World Digital Songs chart, an unprecedented feat for a K-pop act at the time. Sales milestones followed quickly, with strong pre-orders and sustained chart performance in South Korea, alongside notable traction on global streaming and video platforms.



Beyond metrics, the project’s significance lies in how it reframed BTS’ narrative. Functioning as the closing chapter of their “HYYH” storyline, it consolidated themes of youth, impermanence, and perseverance into a cohesive arc. The album captured a moment where the group acknowledged both the volatility of success and their determination to continue forward, a perspective that would shape their subsequent releases and public identity.



In retrospect, “Young Forever” formalized BTS’ transition from emerging act to established force, while preserving the emotional throughline that had defined their early work. Ten years later, its role as the hinge between those two phases remains clear, embedded in both its narrative ambition and its measurable impact on the group’s rise.

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According to Bloody Disgusting, the re-release is being organized by Rialto Pictures and StudioCanal, bringing the film to select venues across the United States for a limited engagement beginning in late May.



<h2>A Limited Run Brings ‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ Back to Screens</h2>



The anniversary rollout is scheduled as an eight-week engagement starting May 22, with screenings planned at key repertory locations including the IFC Center in New York, the American Cinematheque in Los Angeles, and AFI Silver in the Washington D.C. area. 



Audiences will have access to multiple presentation formats, ranging from original 35mm and 70mm film prints to contemporary digital options such as 4K DCP and 3D DCP restorations. 



Directed by James Cameron, the 1991 sequel built on the foundation of its predecessor while expanding both its narrative scope and technical ambition. The picture follows a reprogrammed Terminator tasked with protecting a young John Connor from a more advanced, shape-shifting machine.



The cast includes Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Edward Furlong, and Robert Patrick, whose performances became closely associated with the franchise’s identity. Upon its original release in 1991, the film achieved significant commercial success and earned multiple Academy Awards, particularly in technical categories.



The upcoming theatrical return arrives as part of a broader trend of anniversary reissues, positioning the movie for renewed exhibition in formats that reflect both its original presentation and subsequent restorations.

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Clara is about to graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Writing Arts at the National University of Arts in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In her role as a writer for Spoiler US, she covers movies, TV shows, streaming platforms, celebrities, and other topics of entertainment and general interest. Since 2021, she has been working as a film critic for Bendito Spoiler, Cinema Saturno, and Peliplat, attending festivals, conducting interviews, and regularly participating in cinematic debate podcasts. Her main focus of work is in the horror genre.

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