Cinema refers to the art or industry of making motion pictures, which are moving visual media that tell stories or convey experiences through a sequence of images. It encompasses various aspects, including filmmaking, directing, acting, screenwriting, and editing. The term can also refer to the physical venues where films are screened, commonly known as movie theaters or cinemas. In a broader sense, cinema includes the study and critique of films as artistic works, as well as their cultural and social impact. As a form of entertainment, cinema combines visual imagery, sound, and often music to engage audiences, evoke emotions, and depict narratives that reflect human experiences or fictional tales.
The evolution of cinema is upon us. Films like "Kokomo City" and "The Crossing" are redefining transgender narratives, but none quite like Jacques Audiard's groundbreaking musical, "Emilia Pérez." This vibrant…