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In-Conversation with Eiza González
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Eiza González is a Mexican actress and singer known for her captivating performances in Hollywood and international cinema. Rising to fame with her breakout roles in Mexican soap operas, she quickly transitioned to global recognition with standout performances in films like the Oscar-nominated Baby Driver, Golden Globe-winner I Care a Lot and recently Emmy nominated 3 Body Problem, amongst many others, while being in the top ten 2024 most popular celebrities on IMdbPro in 4th place. With her versatility and magnetic screen presence, Eiza has become a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, celebrated for breaking barriers and representing Latin talent on the global stage.
In-Conversation with Cynthia Erivo
Director: Cynthia Erivo
Cynthia Erivo is a Grammy® Emmy® and Tony® Award-winning actress, singer, author, and producer, as well as 2x Academy Award®, Golden Globe®, and SAG nominee. Since bursting onto the West End and Broadway stages in “The Color Purple,” she has taken the world by storm. Erivo can currently be seen starring on the big screen as Elphaba in the film adaptation of “Wicked”.
GHOST TRAIN
Director: Se-Woong Tak
YouTube creator Da-kyung (played by shooting star Joo Hyun-young), has made her name by recounting real-life horror stories but she has lost a lot of subscribers recently. Her quest to uncover the scariest tales possible leads her to Gwangrim Station; a subway station that is known for the mysterious incidents occurring there. While the station master (Jeon Bae-soo) is initially hesitant to reveal the hidden stories of his workplace, he gradually shares more and more spooky secrets, which does not leave Da-kyung unaffected. Telling one occurrence per episode, this series delights as an exciting play on horror and ghost story tropes, with a cleverly timed narrative structure, and a thrilling sense of atmosphere and mood.
EAST OF NOON
Director: Hala Elkoussy
Stuck in a sandy enclave in the middle of nowhere, aspiring musician Abdo divides his time between digging graves and creating music using household implements. Along with his Nunna, he is plotting his escape to a wider world while scheming to survive the everyday tyranny of the enclave boss, Master Shawky. A story that is very much about the power of story-telling, with some of the flavour of the Arabian Nights, the evocatively titled East of Noon is shot largely in black and white. This surface beauty gives its familiar theme of youthful revolt a surreal, fantastical quality, allowing ideas that would otherwise be taboo to float free.