The world watched, breathless, as a seemingly simple children’s game morphed into a brutal fight for survival. Now, step behind the crimson masks and neon lights of *Squid Game* and into the minds that crafted its chilling reality. Hwang Dong-hyuk, the visionary director, reflects on the genesis of this dystopian masterpiece, a concept years in … Read more
The roar of a thousand voices, a sea of lights blurring into a single, ecstatic entity – this is not just a concert, it’s a battlefield. In the heart of Medellin, Karol G stares out at the crowd, a queen surveying her kingdom, but beneath the bravado, a flicker of doubt. Rewind twelve months, to … Read more
A canvas, stark white, fills the screen. Then, a single brushstroke of ochre, hesitant yet bold. Zahra Ahmadi’s voice, rich and contemplative, whispers, “He painted himself more than any other subject, a mirror to a soul in torment.” Eight self-portraits materialize, each a window into a different facet of Vincent van Gogh, brought to life … Read more