Gold Without Glitter
byUsing the names of characters to create intrigue does not work because they appear only in short-clip like scenes, therefore denying likeability.
Serie
Ödland, Blut, Kapitalismuskritik. Okidoki?
byDie erste Staffel von Fallout überzeugt mit Ironie und schrulligen Charakteren. Die Darstellung einer postapokalyptischen Welt offenbart außerdem eine Kritik am kapitalistischen System.
Ein Blick über Kafkas Schulter
byDie neue ARD-Serie ›Kafka‹ verwandelt die Biografie des weltbekannten Schriftstellers in ein kreativ umgesetztes dramatisches Kunststück und überzeugt mit ihrer absonderlichen Erzählweise.
Love me like I need you to
byThe second season of Heartstopper pictures the beauty of discovering love in any way and at any age. Queerness can be found everywhere.
Historical Fact Meets Imagination
byThe show Queen Charlotte is an amazing stand-alone story that fills in missing details of the Bridgerton series, but also works on its own.
A Journey of Anguish and Liberation
byAlican Albayrak points out the concepts of freedom, cruelty and captivity in the breathtaking series »Attack on Titan« by Hajime Isayama.
Who We Are
byThe series Severance points out the process of alienation and victimization of the working class by showing a dystopian workplace.
Autism Representation or Stereotyping?
byExtraordinary Attorney Woo is an uplifting story on the brilliant abilities and the everyday struggles of an autistic woman in the rigid Korean society.
The Story of Korean Outcasts
byPachiko: A bitter-sweet story of three Koreans generations who fight for integration in the discriminatory Japanese society.
Between Love and Fear
byHeartstopper presents the problems of queer teenagers in a heteronormative society in a heart-warming way.