“Peak Season” is Not A Romantic Comedy, It’s Real Life
…the fantasy includes possibly trading her rich-bro fiancee for a cowboy who lives in a car. And the tension in this story is really within Amy as she battles what…
…the fantasy includes possibly trading her rich-bro fiancee for a cowboy who lives in a car. And the tension in this story is really within Amy as she battles what…
…father, Richard, played by Santiago Cabrera. Astrid’s path is made harder by the fact that mother and daughter are not close. Astrid does not believe her mother’s claims of ghosts….
…Vida wrapped, there have been many LGBTQIA+ characters on television and not all were as rich as Félix. Doctor of Human Sciences and Gender Studies at UFSC (Universidade Federal de…
…said it was already in the script. “It’s crazy how I’m talking about this movie right now and that I’m on Broadway,” she said. “It’s surreal.” Reficco shares her connection…
…the poor girl who falls in love with the handsome, young, rich protagonist, we want to enjoy other powerful and inclusive stories from the family couch. Meeting this need is…
…as a young girl and her grandfather in a corner barber shop, a girl celebrating her quinceañera, or locals posing in front of colorful murals. Bernal’s photographs are rich with…
…the show on their own, but that all work together perfectly). We saw her bond with more dead people, have a Latino love interest, and figure out her crazy-ass life…
…until that moment when she’s in bed with Jane. As I watched, I found myself thinking about my own recent struggles and the richness of Latinas’ experiences. Looking around for…
…the menu every day, accompanied by his unappetizing list of nonnegotiables, is not merely about pushing himself, Sydney, Richie, and the crew to their limits. It’s a manifestation of his…
…season so it can now expand its world, which gets richer as we learn more about its non-Máximo inhabitants. In 1985, Máximo is finally with Julia, the girl of his…