When Paul W.S. Anderson’s Resident Evil hit theaters in 2002, video game movies were largely seen as a niche. Films like Mortal Kombat and Tomb Raider had proven that big-screen game adaptations could be successful, but the commercial and critical failure of projects like the 1993 Super Mario Bros. still cast a long shadow. And
Netflix’s latest Spanish-language miniseries, “I’m Not Afraid,” is a heartbreaking story about the cruelties of poverty and the loss of childhood innocence. The first television adaptation of Niccolò Ammaniti’s 2003 novel “I’m Not Afraid” is told from the perspective of 10-year-old Miguel (Aldo Emiliano Navarro). The series depicts the anguish of a childhood cut short
