Source Greetings, friends of Cinetv. The series WHEN THEY SEE US, released in 2019, is based on a true story: that of five teenagers who were falsely accused of attacking and raping a woman. A miniseries of only four episodes, it was nominated for an Oscar for best documentary. The series exposes the deep flaws in the American judicial and police system. A tremendously heartbreaking and spectacular series. It's incredible that these things happen. I can't even imagine what it must feel like to go through life-changing situations. I felt powerless, angry, and outraged by the reality we live in today.

ClickbaitGreetings, friends of Cinetv. This film is a true reflection of our times; it shows the horrors of the internet, but also the miracles it's capable of. It's like watching one of those Mr. Beast videos. What would happen if your life depended on internet users? How would you prevent a viral video from continuing to rack up views? These are the questions the protagonists of Netflix's new miniseries, Clickbait, must grapple with.

SourceGreetings, friends of Cinetv. Russell Crowe has never been better in his career than in this film. His previous role in Gladiator gave him the foundation to take on a memorable and complex role, which he undoubtedly manages to deliver with both charisma and pain, thus giving one of his best and most memorable performances. Finally, Jennifer Connelly, though unsophisticated in previous roles, here demonstrates a mutual attachment to her character and turns it into a heartwarming performance, providing the greatest emotional weight of her filmography, concluding a loyal, loving, and beloved character.

12 años de EsclavitudGreetings, friends of Cinetv, when I saw this film, I thought, although slavery was abolished by law, both in the United States and around the world, today there are various forms of subjugation and super-exploitation of workers in this system. From immigrants around the world who are stripped of their documents and forced to work in the textile industry, rural laborers in sugar mills and agriculture, women who are kidnapped as victims of trafficking networks, workers who are exploited under inhumane conditions, without adequate health and safety standards, and receive poverty wages; all these forms of oppression can be considered examples of 21st-century slavery. And they are examples of a dehumanizing system governed by capitalist profit.

SourceGreetings, friends of Cinetv, this time I bring you a film that many people don't realize is so intelligent. Released in 1981, it won an Oscar for Best Makeup, was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Film, and for the César Award for Best Picture and Best Director for Frenchman Jean-Jacques Annaud, who directed actor Ron Perlman, who years later would become the face of Hell boy. We're talking about the film Quest for Fire, a prehistoric film that shows the importance of fire for the survival of prehistoric tribes and how they fought for its possession. Throughout the film, we observe the evolution of language, weapons, and the development of hierarchies, roles, and social norms within the tribes, demonstrating values ​​such as commitment and teamwork. It's a very good film, and I recommend watching it with the aim of learning more than entertainment. Although it doesn't feature any form of dialogue, it's understandable.

Lupin Season 3Greetings, friends of Cinetv. One of Netflix's biggest hits in 2021 was "Lupin," the French series inspired by the famous character created by Maurice Leblanc more than 100 years ago. The series, created by George Kay, dazzled with its first season and fell off somewhat in the second, which was less convincing and solid in its development. With the third, it returns to the rails and manages to reconnect with the audience, who will find many surprises and good cliffhangers at the end of each episode. The development was somewhat expanded, going from five to seven episodes