In the midst of the streaming era and omnipresent screens, a growing segment of youth is looking back. Vinyl records, cassettes, film cameras, or VHS tapes, formats that just a few years ago seemed doomed to disappear, are circulating again among young people as objects of cultural consumption and symbols of identity. Far from being a fleeting trend, the phenomenon reflects an increasingly complex relationship between the digital generation and the technology that dominates their daily lives.

Four years after its finale, Peaky Blinders, the fiction about a group of Birmingham gangsters, returns to the screens. Now, however, it does so not in series format but as a feature film. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man premieres on Friday on Netflix with much of the original cast, led by Cillian Murphy, an Oscar winner for Oppenheimer. The Irish actor once again takes on the role of Thomas Shelby, the charismatic mobster whom viewers accompanied as he managed illegal betting, arms trafficking, and horse racing, and fought against other mafias. The series ended with Shelby imposing exile on himself, and this is precisely the starting point of the film written by Steven Knight, creator of the original fiction.

Reviewing the latest Prime Video hits, it's easy to spot a pattern: films for the platform centered on teen love stories are bound to win. The latest example is Tell me in a whisper, a Spanish production about the love triangle between Kamila (Alícia Falcó) and brothers Thiago and Taylor Di Bianco (Fernando Lindez and Diego Vidales), whom the protagonist hadn't seen for seven years. The romantic relationship patterns in this film are toxic, but that doesn't seem to matter to its audience, who have devoured it.

Feeling the Christmas spirit isn't always well-received, especially if you live surrounded by GrinchesBut at one point or another, we've all ended up watching a Christmas movie snuggled under a blanket, alone or with family. Streaming platforms have long known that Christmas products... included seriesThey're a goldmine for keeping viewers hooked to their service. Turn on the Christmas lights, put on some comfy clothes, and sift through and choose from the selection of the best Christmas-themed movies you can find on the platforms (don't worry, We have avoided the two thousand five hundred proposals that Netflix produces each year)

What do Michelle Pfeiffer, the Jonas Brothers, Alicia Silverstone, and Zooey Deschanel have in common? They're all starring in Christmas movies this year. Following the American television model, streaming platforms have long embraced the trend of releasing Christmas-themed films and series as the holidays approach. The quality of these offerings varies, but they typically fall into the category of made-for-TV movies. Let's take a look at this year's Christmas lineup on streaming services.

One of the most anticipated series of the coming years is the adaptation that HBO Max is preparing of Harry Potter, which will bring back, fourteen years later, the characters from J.K. Rowling's book saga. To make the new series, which will premiere in 2027, a reality, new actors had to be found to play beloved characters such as Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley. This Tuesday, the platform announced the start of filming for the series and showed a first image of the wizard with the lightning bolt scar on his forehead.