The question of whether people are more drawn to realistic depictions of violence or pretend ones depends on individual preferences and what resonates with their "secret nature."
The importance of not reducing migration stories to just bleak and sad narratives and the value of embracing humanity, joy, and levity in storytelling are discussed.
The lack of originality in cinema is increasingly apparent due to the overuse of the same cliches and story formats. The key to creating a great film is surprising the audience, something that is becoming rarer in an industry struggling to find fresh ideas.
In this interview, a filmmaker discusses her experience making true crime documentaries and how studying the human condition and morality has guided her work. She also talks about the collaborative process of reporting and creating documentaries for podcasts.
Romance novel readers are typically middle-aged women, but also include frequent readers who read an average of five books a year in America.