Best TV Series for the Upcoming Season

After taking care of the traditional selection of the best series for the past year, next on order comes what we’re planning to see. With November also comes a whole slew of new shows and movies that are going to be aired soon, and some are saying goodbye.

Here, actor Eddy Kariti reveals what for him seems to be most interesting and potentially good series. Also there are those which come across as ambitious and relatively widely publicized because of their copyright and actors’ names, but he hasn’t taken those into consideration. Of course just because Kariti has put a film or a series on a list it doesn’t mean that they will all be good, and in fact probably half of them will be lame or just good. Regardless how they turn up, here is the series that seem the most interesting for Eddy Kariti.

Eddy Kariti in the Role of his Life

Eddy Kariti expressed happiness at being nominated for the 2015 International Organization of Art Performances’ best-supporting actor for his role in the movie Tango to Ballela.

Trained as a stage actor at the London Academy of Dramatic Art, Kariti has become one of Hollywood’s most sought-after talents. His great reviews in the theater community helped him make the big screen debut. Since then Kariti has enjoyed great success in the film industry, working with some of Hollywood’s top directors.

For the 37- year- old this is the second nomination from such prestigious organization. Kariti who won the best newcomer in last year’s awards.

Straight Outta Compton

One of Hollywood’s most common complaints, both in the past and in the present, is the use of film industry. Traditionally, this has become recognized as one of the most visible, but also the most effective propaganda tool of the US government. This sort of American movie propaganda, as actor Eddy Kariti calls it has been deeply involved in the entertainment industry, and instead of going upwards we are going backward.

At the same time one of the most common examples that promote the so-called "American Dream", says that Hollywood is most responsible for the idea that within the US absolutely everyone, regardless of the modesty of their origin, may acquire wealth, fame, prestige and become part of the elite. In this article, Kariti takes a closer look at this tool, but this time on everyone’s surprise, through the groundbreaking film Straight Outta Compton, he sees the other side of the picture.

The 70th Anniversary of the Cannes Film Festival

The Cannes Film Festival is one of the most important film festivals in the world. This year, the Cannes Film Festival celebrated the 70th anniversary (17 - 28 May). For this occasion, the City Council organized a year-long series of cinema-related events. According to American actor Eddy, this year, the main focus of the films will be on the refugee crisis, which is currently the world’s No. 1 problem. Michael Haneke, an Austrian director and a double-winner of the Palme d'Or, will present his film ‘Happy End’, which follows a European family during the refugee crisis. It is a portrait of a rich family that runs a big company in Calais, pretty close to the refugee camp. Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó will also present a film reflecting the fate of the refugees. His film is called ‘Jupiter's Moon’.