Tag: Review

  • Happily Ever After?

    by Alena Gašparovičová And they lived happily ever after is undoubtedly a well-known phrase that can be found at the end of many a romantic fairy tale. It rounds up the story and suggests that after a period full of struggle, the protagonist(s) are finally getting to a period of peace, prosperity and marital bliss. …

  • The Old, the New, and the Queerly Magical World of Dickinson

    By Tereza Walsbergerová Due to the specific blend of genres, styles, and themes it chooses to highlight – all wrapped up in a wildly anachronistic package – Alena Smith’s Apple TV+ historical comedy-drama Dickinson (2019–) will never have the same mainstream appeal as the likes of Downton Abbey, Outlander, or The Crown. That said, there…

  • Do you remember when we thought the news was boring?

    Years and Years: A Review by Blanka Šustrová Years and Years is a six-episode British TV series created and written by Russel T. Davies, who is known for his work on over thirty episodes of Doctor Who. It was created in a joint production of BBC and HBO and premiered on BBC One in May…