‘Gen V,’ the teenage, feminist spinoff of ‘The Boys’
The Amazon Prime Video show set at a college for superheroes departs from the original series with its main characters’ powers and plots and offers an even bloodier twist on ‘The Boys’
Cassandro, the effeminate ‘luchador’ who triumphed in the world of Mexican wrestling: ‘Being born gay was a blessing’
Saúl Armendáriz — who spent more than three decades in the world of ‘lucha libre’ — overcame discrimination, addiction, and a stroke to see his story brought to the big screen. In a new film, he is played by acclaimed Mexican actor Gael García Bernal
Amazon Prime Video will soon come with ads, or a $2.99 monthly charge to dodge them
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The streaming service said limited advertisements will be aired during shows and movies so that it can ‘continue investing in compelling content and keep increasing that investment over a long period of time’
Cinecittà is once again the Hollywood set in Europe
Once at risk of disappearing, the Italian studio is running at full throttle thanks to large-scale public funding and the arrival of platforms such as Netflix and Amazon. Roland Emmerich, Angelina Jolie, Luca Guadagnino, and Nanni Moretti have all come to Rome to film their new projects
September shows: ‘Sex Education’ on Netflix, ‘The Morning Show’ on Apple TV+ and other premieres
A review of the series that stand out this month on Apple TV+, Max, Netflix and elsewhere
In the film ‘Red, White and Royal Blue,’ the US president’s son falls in love with a British prince, begging the question: Can a romantic comedy be transgressive?
Recently released by Amazon Prime Video, the movie is based on an LGTBIQ+ young adult literary phenomenon. Ultimately, it’s a Trojan horse disguised as an innocuous commercial product
A courtroom ‘Truman Show’ is the most innovative series on TV right now
‘Jury Duty’ is part mockumentary, part reality show and part exercise in improvisation
Uruguay becomes key destination for international film and TV production companies
Since 2020, Netflix, Amazon, and HBO have increased filming in the South American country, which avoided shutting down during the coronavirus pandemic
Amazon’s potential entry into mobile telephony heats up the battle between telecoms and big tech
The American company seeks to repeat its success in music and video, while squabbles over network usage fees divide Europe
How ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,’ an oddball of contemporary television, became a classic
The fifth and final season of Amy Sherman-Palladino’s show is a masterpiece, a vaudeville of narrative possibilities that has always been a love letter to the friendship between two women
So long to the golden age of platform documentaries
The audiovisual standardization driven by the algorithm casts a shadow over a genre that has experienced a qualitative boom in recent years because of streaming
Hollywood screenwriters go on first strike in 15 years, halting production
The writers’ union says no agreement has been reached to improve their working conditions after six weeks of negotiations with eight major studios
John Leguizamo: ‘Playing an Italian was my revenge. If they’re going to steal roles from me, I’m going to steal them too’
For decades – long before it was fashionable – the veteran Colombian actor was demanding that Latinos receive more visibility on screen. Now, as he receives EL PAÍS in his residence, he emphasizes that in ‘The Power’ – the new TV series that he’s a part of – there’s more diversity than ever
Ten streamable movies that turn 50 in 2023
‘Mean Streets,’ ‘The Exorcist,’ ‘The Sting,’ ‘Day for Night,’ ‘Amarcord,’ ‘American Graffiti’ and ‘The Spirit of the Beehive’ celebrate half a century
March 2023 TV shows: ‘Succession,’ ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘The Mandalorian’
EL PAÍS takes a look at the shows that come out this month on HBO, Netflix, Disney+ and other platforms
The year everything changed for Netflix
The company, which built its name on a modern and friendly image, is now seen by many as just greedy. However, their new strategies seem to be working