And not a moment too soon! How do I know, you may be asking yourself? Because I got to go on a set visit and, honestly, this was the journey of a lifetime. Read on to find out more.
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Charlotte Gainsbourg in a still from ‘Étoile’ on Amazon
Four women-centric TV shows that have revolutionized my life
One title you might be able to guess, perhaps two even, but the next two might astound you, yet they are so worth watching, I’d go to war for them. And I just might have to, as one of my faves has been unceremoniously cancelled…
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Meg Stalter getting photographed by Will Sharpe in a scene from Lena Dunham’s ‘Too Much’ now available on Netflix
Five reasons to love 'Too Much' on Netflix
The series is the start of something beautiful, and grants permission to all women, and men also, those of us who have been told we are “too much” to continue misbehaving, disrupting the status quo and doing things differently. What do I think of it personally? I love it — too much!
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Welcome to the first episode of The Culture Influential
Starting right here, right now, I’m kicking off a podcast that brings together film and fashion in a brand new way, where you'll find yourself sitting in the room with celebrities and artists, for some cozy conversations. Cultural events and world affairs decoded, from Cannes to Venice to London and across the pond, to NYC.
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Valeria Golino on the set of ‘The Art of Joy’ courtesy of Sky
'The Art of Joy' to screen at London's Ciné Lumière with special star-studded Q&A to follow
The upcoming Sky original series, co-directed by Valeria Golino and Nicolangelo Gelormini, will have its UK premiere at the Institut Français’ Ciné Lumière, ahead of its availability on Sky TV.
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Stephen Graham and Owen Cooper in a still from ‘Adolescence’
Everyone is talking about 'Adolescence' on Netflix
And here’s a few reasons why.
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