Quasi-independent bloggers on Telegram with millions of followers are criticizing the filtered coverage of the Russian war effort by state television, describing it in a vivid, but biased manner. They have called out the Russian war effort as they see a failed river crossing that presents a broader failure in the war effort by recording videos and writing posts about it.
In this podcast, the filmmaker shares his responsibility in creating original and spectacular films and not taking the audience through it but letting them experience it more.
The speaker watched a movie that lasts for 83 minutes and was directed by someone named Weissman. The movie is probably a cinema verite, with highs and lows and was both engrossing and taxing at the same time.
Comedians discuss Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's effective communication skills and ability to connect with people on a human level, despite a comedian's previous negative connotations.
The episode discusses a recent incident where the Prime Minister of Slovakia was recorded holding a gun as the press secretary spoke in a video to send a message to Putin. The hosts also analyze the behavior of Putin during a press conference and his show of power.