Tag: Alexej Manvelov

Dept Q Review: Absolutely Entertaining in the Best of Ways

Dept Q Review: The series is thoroughly engaging – ranging from its twists, humour to its performances, everything is a slam dunk.

Dept Q Ending Explained: Is Merritt Able to Escape? What’s the Mystery Behind Her Kidnapping?

Dept Q Ending Explained: We break down everything about this twisted Netflix thriller starring Matthew Goode.

A Day and a Half Review: A Slow-Paced Thriller Elevated By Captivating Performances

A Day and a Half Review: The Fares Fares directorial stars himself alongside Alexej Manvelov and Alma Pöysti in lead roles. The thriller is a hostage drama with an emotional edge.

A Day and a Half: Waiting for the Swedish Thriller? Read About Its Release Date, Plot, Cast and More

A Day and a Half, the upcoming Swedish thriller on Netflix has got everyone excited about it. Here's all you need to know about the cast and plot of the film ahead of its release.

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Dive into You Episode 1 Review: Just when the story seems to settle into a familiar K-drama formula, a major twist changes everything.

Four Hands, Two Sonatas Episode 9 Review: Truth Bomb Drops

Four Hands, Two Sonatas episode 9 follows the story of Pi-o's mother and her interference with Jeong-yo's kidnapping. Read more!

Fred Astaire Is Getting a Biopic, But These 5 Artist Biopics Have Been Hiding All Along

Artist biopics can have a very different template which describes the artist through different lenses and somewhere along the way some of such biopics even get lost.

Everything to Know About Carrie: Mike Flanagan’s Latest on Prime Video Releasing on October 7

Carrie (2026), the Prime Video series is set to release on October 7. This series adapted from Stephen King's novel, Carrie, gives a modern touch of social media to the existing story.

HBO Drama Series The Wire Was Never About a “Great Man”: It Was About the Systems That Keep Going 

HBO Drama Series The Wire which aired from 2002-2008 feels terrifyingly modern even today. The series never gave us a "good person narrative" which we rather accustomed to but a picture of the society.