Top Five TV Series You Need to Watch

Television this year has been more exciting than ever, with shows pushing boundaries in storytelling, character development, and visual spectacle. From the historical intrigues of feudal Japan to the dark, chilling mysteries of Alaska, viewers have a rich selection to choose from. Whether you're into the raw, unpolished world of espionage, complex diplomatic negotiations, or adventures that stretch the limits of science fiction, there’s something for everyone. Let's dive into the five standout series that have captured the imagination of audiences and critics alike, making them must-sees for any TV enthusiast.

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9 Must-Watch Movies Featuring Total Eclipses

The total solar eclipse, a celestial event where the moon completely covers the sun, has been a source of wonder, inspiration, and even fear throughout human history. Its dramatic nature has made it a captivating backdrop for storytelling in films. Here are nine movies that beautifully incorporate total eclipses into their narratives, each offering a unique perspective on this awe-inspiring phenomenon.

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Diarra from Detroit: A BET+ Series Blending Comedy, Drama, and Detroit's Essence

Last week, we had the privilege of previewing Diarra from Detroit, a captivating new series premiering on BET+ on March 21. The series is written, created, and stars Diarra Kilpatrick, one of our very own Bushwick Film Fest alumni and 2019 Rising Star Award winner. The show is the inaugural project of BET Studios, which launched in 2021 to support the growing demand for content by Black creators.

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Everything Everywhere All at Once: A tale of the Simplest and Queerest of Loves

The movie, led by the fabulous Michelle Yeoh, under the creative supervision of the directorial duo of Daniels, and divided into three parts named in the title of the film itself- ‘Everything,’ ‘Everywhere’, and ‘All at Once,’ presents its viewers with a simple concept told through the hula hoops of the modern sci-fi tropes.

Review Written by Harhi Batt

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