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Pop Culture Pulse: From A Quiet Place Part II to the New Guy Ritchie MovieBy Nick Levine | April 30, 2021
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Welcome to the latest Pop Culture Pulse, Anglophenia s roundup of the top pop culture happenings of the month. May brings a couple of huge movies into theaters nationwide, but don t worry if you re planning on staying home a little while longer; there s plenty else to keep you occupied from the comfort of your own couch.
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China: Nature s Ancient Kingdom
This three-part nature series takes you inside the world s largest conversation project, which has been created inside China s epic national parks. The mountainous terrains that the series opens with are stunning; along the way you ll also be wowed by fascinating indigenous wildlife including snow leopards, snub-nosed monkeys, and giant pandas. Narrated by recent Oscar nominee
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Like the rainbow-coloured kite entangled in the tree outside her window, Connie (Denise Gough), too, felt ensnared, suffocated by her grief, and unable to haul herself out of the abyss. Almost killing herself and two young children, one of which was her own, by driving her car into a river will undoubtedly do that to you.
It was an action so far removed from who the character in the ITV drama she used to be – a woman who had troubles and anxieties, but persisted nonetheless.
Was she
really the yummy mummy monster , a modern day Medea hungry for revenge against her husband and his new squeeze? Were her actions that fateful night a window into her true nature?
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What’s on TV tonight: BBC One documentary follows Greta Thunberg during A Year To Change The World
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Pick of the day: Greta Thunberg: A Year To Change The World
9pm, BBC One
You could see this three-part documentary as a sequel to last year’s feature film
I Am Greta, which followed the extraordinary Swedish schoolgirl in the early days of her activism. We now find Thunberg trying to stop people reacting to her emotionalism and get them listening to the science, travelling to witness eco-catastrophe with her own eyes. Melting glaciers and dying forests in the Rockies are followed by the testimony of Californian wildfire survivors as Thunberg makes her way to address a UN climate conference in Chile. And then riots in Santiago force a change of venue, and another transatlantic crossing.