Culture Desk

The Students for Humanity Review

59th Venice Biennale: Simone Leigh gets Lion’s Share featuring female African diaspora

From being the first Black woman to represent the United States at the International Art Exhibition, to the 8-meters-high bronze...

Incendies – Villeneuve’s movie inspired by the Lebanese civil war

Movies can often reveal the worst human side, especially those who show us scenes of war and the reality of it. It occurred to me...

Queer joy

When we see queer characters portrayed in books or movies, we are used to seeing them struggle with their identities, their relationships...

Harvard’s topical attempt to redress the past

Harvard university is well known to be one of the most exclusive and important universities in North America and worldwide. One of the...

OPERATION MINCEMEAT

After Imitation Game and Dark Hours, British cinema is back to delve into the backstage of the Second World War. With Operation...

TWITTER IN A TIME OF WAR

Ukrainian and Russian institutions’ communication strategies It has been just over a month since the beginning of the Ukraine conflict....

Maid: emotional abuse, precarious lifestyles and bureaucracy’s weaknesses

Maid is a scream from many categories of people with different problems, all combined in a single protagonist: those who try to escape...

KEITH HARING

Keith Haring was an American artist and a key figure in pop art. His artistic competency developed in his childhood, but his most...

Freedom Writers: why do I have to be asked?

The movie Freedom Writers is an inspiring American drama based on the story of Ms. Erin Gruwell, a passionate and resilient teacher that...

DISUGUAGLIANZE NELLA STORIA: KUZNETS, THOMAS PIKETTY E YOUVAL NOAH HARARI

Per alcuni, le disuguaglianze sono destinate a crescere e il mondo sarà sempre più ingiusto per definizione, per altri esse tendono a...