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If a random internet troll messaged you out of the blue claiming they’re going to shoot up a school, would you shrug it off and say “yeah right,” or would you do something about it? This is the question writer/director Oscar Boyson (Good Time, Uncut Gems, Frances Ha) asked when conceptualizing Our Hero, Balthazar. Inspired by the events of the Uvalde shooting in Texas, where the shooter admitted h

An art student struggles to create an authentic self-portrait. Every attempt feels depersonalized and detached. To make something honest, she'll need to knock down a few walls, open a few doors, and fight off a few monsters. Does that resonate with you? Struggling through the creative process because it requires facing parts of yourself you'd rather avoid? If not—first of all, congratulations—then

Yesterday, I saw the most recent Jim Jarmusch film, Father Mother Sister Brother (2025). I live in South America, so I couldn't watch it earlier. The film was released in this hemisphere five months after its first time rolling on a screen, in Italy, December, 2025. I've been following Jarmusch's work since my teenage years, while falling in love with all kinds of movies. So I have a pretty comple

Author's Note This is a rough draft of a book idea that's been living in my head for a while. I saw this challenge and decided to stop overthinking and start writing. Please note that this is an adult romance featuring adult characters, mature themes, strong language, and future revisions as the story develops. Thanks for reading! ___________________________________________________________________

I think I might have found my character. I love the Challenges posted here. Peliplat has become a unique opportunity for me to share my love of cinema - and occasionally television - along with the chance to see what other media lovers have to say about new releases, classic television, and where this particular world is heading. I thought that this would be a first piece when I saw the round of o

I grew up in a comedy boom. In the aughts, there was an abundance of theatrically released comedies. Adam Sandler was winding down his hot-streak from the nineties with Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, and The Waterboy; which made room for Judd Apatow to takeover theaters as the comedy king. Apatow produced some of the biggest comedies of the aughts. You could guarantee there would be 2-3 big-budget

In 2022, YouTuber and recently minted director Kane Parsons released his debut feature, Backrooms, a horror film produced by A24 that not only revolutionized the genre with its low-fi aesthetic and fragmented narrative, but also captured with surgical precision the existential angst of our time. Produced on a modest budget but with a visual intelligence that adapts to the aesthetic criteria by whi

Okay, I must admit that before starting this article, I have to say that this movie is one of the best I've seen at least this year. I really liked the first one, but nothing compares to the second. Not only do I think the script improved considerably because they didn't leave any plot threads unresolved, but I also think the character development was deeper; it didn't seem as superficial as the f