[ENG]In a Korea of only deserts and ashes, Black Knight depicts a dramatic post-apocalyptic reality in which a highly unjust and discriminatory society has been created. Directed by Cho Ui-seok, the series is inspired by the webtoon of the same name, a typical South Korean digital comic strip written by Lee Yun-kyun. The series consists of a single season of six episodes, each about 45 minutes long. The cast consists mainly of well-known and established figures in the domestic film scene alone: actor Kim Woo-bin plays the legendary courier 5-8, while Song Seung-heon is in the role of Ryu Seok. The cast also includes actress and model Esom and Kang You-seok.

[ENG]Look Back is one of the most recent works by Tatsuki Fujimoto - the author of Chainsaw Man - and was published at the end of July 2021 on the online services Shonen Jump+ in Japan and Manga Plus in the rest of the world. In this story, set in contemporary Japan and focusing on ordinary teenagers, there is no violence or fantasy themes typical of his bestseller, and the drawing is more realistic and dry than in his previous works.

[ENG]Simplifying to the extreme, there are at least two major types of Science Fiction. There is the one where the great space epics fall (Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, Asimov's cycles...), and the 'European' one, more philosophical than adventurous, dear to Bradbury, Ballard, Orwell. First aired in December 2011 in Great Britain, Black Mirror represents an example of the best TV science fiction belonging to the second type, the one more concerned with human problems than space travel. The series maintains a clearly identifiable common theme: the negative implications of technology, the addiction caused by it and its effects on individuals and society.

[ENG]I am convinced that you cannot really remake David Cronenberg's cinema! Even his son Brandon has to face comparisons with Dad. The adjective 'Cronenbergian' is applied to works that display elements reminiscent of themes dear to the Canadian auteur.

[ENG] Five science fiction comedies to pay tribute to Douglas AdamsOn 11 May 2001, Douglas Adams, one of the literary geniuses of our time, left us at the age of just 49. With the series of books that began with The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, he fused science fiction and nonsense comedy with unquestionable originality and flair, reaching unreachable heights in both genres.

[ENG] The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the HorseThose who love or study animation know that animated shorts often hold great surprises, because they allow for great creative expression. Take the winners of the past two editions of the Oscars in the relevant category: If Anything Happens I Love You by Michael Govier and Will McCormack (you can find it on Netflix), a poignant reflection on the loss of a child in a situation as absurd as a school shooting, and The Windshield Wiper by Alberto Mielgo and Leo Sanchez, a peculiar love story that stands out above all for the amazing technique used, the same as that of a couple of episodes of Love, Death & Robots.