From James Miller's book about an outstanding director James Miller, the author of a book about the Spanish midnight bomber from cinema, calls Pedro Almodóvar a director-philosopher.

From the history of one nasty trope As you know, a real anti-Semite can’t get enough of anything, so it is not surprising that to substantiate their views, the Judeophobes close to the Black Hundreds a century ago turned to the authority of... Homer. However, as the free commentator Viktor Shcheben shows, this tradition was not born in a vacuum, but was founded by European intellectuals back in the middle of the 19th century. We invite you to familiarize yourself with his material.

Vanya Zhigal's weird story about Adam Bodor "A world where farce coexists with terror." This is how Vanya Zhigal titled the text dedicated to the Hungarian writer Adam Bodor, which you will read below.