Not only actors can act with their mimicry and gestures. The world of fantasy is opened to more than green-screen special effects. It can be created by hours of work, costume design, and arts and crafts. And the result is one of a kind. You can call them puppets, but once you enter their realm, you will buy their unique faces and movements, and soon forget that they aren't real. You will befriend Jen, Kira, and Fizzgig and you will see Skeksis - one of the scariest and appalling antagonists ever created (maybe apart from Peter Jackson's Orks). A very special film, with amazing quality of design, characters, and story-telling, and a dark fable of a boy who is about to end the domination of evil. No wonder Netflix turned it into a series. 1982' The Dark Crystal.

 Are you fond of fairy tales? You can argue that they are for children, but written by adults, they have at least a pinch of truth in them. Do you believe in true love? Are you a fan of quests, castles, princesses in distress, and magic? Righteous knights and evil princes? Giants and revenge? And maybe a bit of humor? Then, a perfect story awaits, which still resonates with viewers and fans, despite the passing of time. A good "old" classic, The Princess Bride.

 It's one thing if you're moody, mean, and unpleasant. Or when one moment you're blissful and another devastated, spoiling the mood of everyone around you. Your friends and family might think that you're difficult or toxic to handle. But if inside you there were multiple personalities with their unique language, style, age, and life philosophy? And what if these personalities were not necessarily on the side of good? Three young girls kidnapped by a seemingly one troubled individual and trying to escape. And food for thought for all those who believe that there's more to us than just a one-person-one-body equation. Many great Jameses McAvoy in Split.