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Anna: Which is Better? Rich or Poor?

Anna: Which is Better? Rich or Poor?

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“Anna” is a Korean drama series which is an Amazon Exclusive, released in 2022, with 6 episodes, and categorized as a Melodrama. Reviews about this K-drama might be mixed but that did not stop Bae Suzy from winning the 2023 (2nd) Blue Dragon Series Awards Best Actress Award for her role as “Anna”. ♦ Is Anybody Ever Satisfied With Beng Poor? In “Anna”, Yu-mi is the only daughter of a poor family. Her father is a tailor and her mother is a mute. Episode 1 begins with a car accident. One woman emerges from the accident, and walks away, rolling this thought over in her mind. “The thing about people is that they lie even in a diary that nobody else reads.” The scenes backtrack to her childhood and begin to tell her life story, from 1986, and forward. As a teenager, she told her art teacher: “I always do anything I put my mind to.”  ALWAYS??? ANYTHING??? We won’t know until she becomes an adult if that character trait

Cat Person, you would prefer to hoard cats than date a psycho

Cat Person, you would prefer to hoard cats than date a psycho

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Cat Person is based on a short story written by Kristin Roupenian. Published by The New Yorker in December 2017, the story quickly went viral online. What made it go viral? Well, most of us have experienced a terrible date at least once in our lives – the kind of date that we reluctantly gave a chance, only to find that we couldn’t establish a connection. This often leads us to the tough decision of rejecting the person. While some individuals gracefully accept rejection, understanding that a relationship without chemistry isn’t worth pursuing, others react to rejection with obsession.Now, the viral short story is being adapted into a psychological thriller directed by Susanna Fogel. Fogel is well-known for co-writing the underrated film “Booksmart” and is also one half of the creative team behind “The Spy Who Dumped Me.” The film stars Emilia Jones, Nicholas Braun, and Geraldine Biswanathan in lead roles, supported by an ensemble cast including Isabella Rossellini, Fred Melamed,Liza Koshy and Hope Davis. Despite his portrayal of a

Susie Searches, The Smalltown “Nancy Drew” has a secret

Susie Searches, The Smalltown “Nancy Drew” has a secret

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Susie Searches explores the realm of sleuths. These individuals, who have been inspired by numerous true crime documentaries, are driven to aspire to solve crimes on their own. Interestingly, some of these civilians eagerly contribute to solving cases and prove to be valuable assets in investigations. On the other hand, others impede progress. What adds to the intrigue is that women, despite the common assumption that they are not drawn to violent content, actually constitute the largest audience for true crime. In the case of Susie Searches, a young girl yearns for her podcast to gain viral status, hoping that fame will elevate her social standing at school because she wants to be known. Her podcast delves into the world of True Crime, catering to the desires of True Crime enthusiasts who long for the resolution of perplexing cases. New comer director Sophie Kargman is mostly known for making  short films and this will be her first full length motion picture. This film could put her in the map because

End Trip Movie Review – Psychological Thriller From Aaron Jay Rome

End Trip Movie Review – Psychological Thriller From Aaron Jay Rome

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End Trip, the psychological thriller from writer-director Aaron Jay Rome and prolific pictures will make you think twice about tapping the screen to order your next Uber ride. This moody, character driven film slowly taunts the viewer with the unsettling ideas of stolen identity as it reveals the intentions of its mentally disturbed killer. Find out more in this End Trip Movie Review. As someone who has never dared give a ride to a stranger, no matter what lucrative opportunities a ride app service might offer, End Trip feels like justification for my apprehension. Though part-time cabbies nationwide have saved countless lives by keeping drunk drivers off the road, these filmmakers ask us to consider what would happen if your next fare had a more deadly destination in mind. End Trip has a pivotal twist I won’t ruin with a plot summary, except to say that the set-up for the film involves a the late night passengers of a good natured driver named Brandon and the relationships he builds along