Maysa is a recent college graduate from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, where she studied philosophy and English. Throughout her academic career, she often applied her areas of study to film and television.
Miniseries are a wonderful alternative to multi-season series and familiar feature-length films that have become popular over the past few decades. The rise of cable allowed creators to explore stories in an 8-to-10-episode format, opening new possibilities compared to the traditional made-for-TV movie. Miniseries provide more depth and character development than movies without the long-term commitment of multi-season TV series.
The series captures a turbulent and often overlooked historical event that tested the limits of religious freedom and legal authority in America. Wild Wild Country offers an exercise in critical thinking for viewers willing to open their minds. Xenophobia is certainly present among many Americans who are skeptical of Rajneesh and his followers, but the series also documents the added layer of manipulative leaders and vulnerable members.
The Ted Bundy Tapes was the first installment in the"Conversations with a Killer" series, paving the way for the subsequent Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes and John Wayne Gacy Tapes. The show offers a compelling narrative that is easily digestible for viewers unfamiliar with the case. For those familiar with Bundy's crimes, the audio directly from Bundy enhances the experience and makes for a haunting retelling of this infamous case in American history.
Maniac is a bizarre adventure with stunning world-building and visuals. Stone and Hill give hilarious and emotional performances that offer insight into the human psyche and the seemingly endless search for happiness. Additionally, Justin Theroux as Dr. James K. Mantleray and Billy Magnussen as Jed Milgrim give fantastic supporting performances along with a handful of other cast members.
Following the success of The Handmaid's Tale, a series based on another Atwood novel of the same name seemed like a no-brainer. The lesser-known Alias Grace offers another powerful social commentary on class and gender inequality centering on one of modern TV's most complicated figures. While also addressing mental illness and the nature of truth, this story involves a complicated psychological character study of Grace and her roles as both a criminal and a victim.
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