The hottest TV & Film Substack posts right now

The author discusses the wave of nostalgia that many are experiencing, triggered by events like Tracy Chapman's resurgence and the popularity of 'One Day.'
Nostalgia plays a big role in our fascination with 'One Day,' as it brings back memories of landlines, phone boxes, and waiting for calls that never come.
'One Day' is praised for its casting, script, pacing, and locations, but its real charm lies in evoking a sense of nostalgia for a time without the distractions of the 21st century.

The newsletter highlights interesting links, recommendations, and topics worth exploring throughout the week.
Readers can find valuable insights on determining personal value, relatable life questions, and thought-provoking articles.
The post includes diverse content recommendations like books, podcasts, and TV shows for entertainment and personal growth.

The post shares interesting links on a variety of topics like cats in prisons and AI firms.
There is a discussion on using machine learning for real-time pricing and predicting new antibiotics.
The author also mentions a workshop on causal inference and his passion for continuing to learn in the field.

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Improved censorship and fewer restrictions on TV and film content could make Chinese TV more attractive and boost TV set sales
Chinese TV market is shrinking despite significant advancements in high-definition display technology
Suggestions by Li Dongsheng focus on enhancing content attractiveness, encouraging non-governmental investment, and leveraging new technologies to revitalize the cultural film and television industry