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Seth Rogen and Barbra Streisand have enough chemistry to drive a solidly assembled comedy; unfortunately, The Guilt Trip has a lemon of a script and is perilously low on comedic fuel.

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As inventor Andy Brewster is about to embark on the road trip of a lifetime, a quick stop at his mom's house turns into an unexpected cross-country voyage with her along for the ride. As inventor Andy Brewster is about to embark on the road trip of a lifetime, a quick stop at his mom's house turns into an unexpected cross-country voyage with her along for the ride. As inventor Andy Brewster is about to embark on the road trip of a lifetime, a quick stop at his mom's house turns into an unexpected cross-country voyage with her along for the ride.

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People think this is the moment Jennifer Pan’s body language gives away her guilt

Jennifer pan is the subject of new netflix true-crime documentary, what jennifer did.

Lucy Devine

People think they have found the moment Jennifer Pan's body language gave away her guilt.

ICYMI, Jennifer is the subject of new Netflix documentary, What Jennifer Did , which delves into the horrifying story of a Canadian woman who hired hitmen to murder her own parents .

The shocking incident happened in November 2010 when a group of intruders 'broke into' Jennifer's home in Ontario, which she shared with her parents, Bich Ha Pan and Huei Hann Pan.

At first it appeared to be an armed robbery - with the three men demanding that the married couple hand over all of their money - however, it soon turned into a brutal murder, after they took Jennifer's parents down into the basement and shot them.

Her mother was killed in the attack, meanwhile her father managed to survive and was taken to hospital.

Jennifer herself actually alerted the emergency services, ringing them from her phone which she had allegedly tucked into the waistband of her trousers while tied to the staircase.

At first, Jennifer appeared to be an innocent victim in the heinous crime, but after a series of in-depth police interrogations, she became the main suspect.

While police were trying to understand exactly what happened on the tragic evening, Jennifer appeared to have a pretty believable story.

But at several points during the interviews, her facade began to crack and investigating officers became increasingly suspicious.

Some of her narrative didn't completely make sense as she stumbled and backtracked over a few details.

In a YouTube video by true crime podcast JCS - Criminal Psychology , Jennifer's interviews are studied by an expert.

The podcast is well known for taking a deep-dive into various, high-profile criminal investigations.

In one clip, experts point out the moment that Jennifer's body language appeared to give away her guilt - and once you spot it, you just cannot unsee it.

The moment came when Jennifer was explaining how she managed to take her phone out of her waistband and make a 911 call.

"I heard my dad come up the stairs... at that point I had my phone in my pock... on me... behind me... that I had hidden there that they didn't know about," she said, stumbling over her words.

"So... when I... I thought I had heard them leave, my dad came upstairs and I whipped out the phone and called 911."

Analysing the moment, the podcast explains: "Jennifer has clearly gotten her story straight beforehand, but in the next moment, appears to realise how unusual it is that she was able to make a phone call when her hands were tied behind her back to a bannister.

"She hesitates, stutters and even looks to the detective for approval twice before she quickly moves on."

You can watch the moment below:

It wasn't the only red flag. Authorities were particularly alarmed when they learned that Jennifer had managed to fool her parents into believing she was attending university in Toronto for a number of years.

What Jennifer Did explores how Jennifer felt like she was under huge pressure from her mum and dad to be academically successful.

The naturally average-achieving student claims she was consistently pressured by her parents to get high grades, become an Olympic athlete , a martial arts professional and an award-winning musician .

Instead of attending uni, Jennifer created fake loan documents and even duped her father that she'd won a scholarship.

It all come to light when she had told her parents that she was volunteering at SickKids, a blood-testing lab.

After never seeing her supposed hospital badge and following her to 'work' one day, Jennifer's parents discovered her deceit.

Her father sought to kick her out of their home, but was calmed down by her mother.

And just a few months later, Jennifer hired hitmen to murder her parents.

Following an intense court case, Jennifer was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum of 25 years and no possibility of parole for the murder of her mother, and attempted murder of her father.

You can watch What Jennifer Did on Netflix now.

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This article discusses sexual assault and contains spoilers for Baby Reindeer.

Baby Reindeer is a gripping new Netflix show based on a true story and adapted from an acclaimed play by Scottish actor Richard Gadd. The show delves into the harrowing experiences of its main character, Donny (a fictionalised version of Gadd), whose life unravels after he becomes the target of a female stalker, Martha (played by Jessica Gunning).

Baby Reindeer has captivated audiences with its candid portrayal of male sexual victimisation, stalking and substance abuse. It has also highlighted the important role of popular culture in raising difficult questions around such delicate issues.

The Netflix hit is the latest addition to an ever-growing range of socially aware TV shows providing a form of educating entertainment (or “edutainment” ). What differentiates Gadd’s offering, however, from others is that it sheds light on the often overlooked (both in popular culture and in real life) male experiences of sexual violence.

Bringing the male victim out of the shadows

Recent statistics suggest that women are almost three times more likely to be victims of sexual assault than men. So it’s important and understandable that discussions about sexual assault and how it should be tackled prioritise the female perspective.

Despite the impact of the #MeToo movement in encouraging survivors to speak openly about their experiences, the disproportionate emphasis placed on this female victim/male perpetrator narrative has, according to research, rendered male victims almost “invisible” . This is also reflected in popular culture, where stories of male sexual victimisation are far fewer and tend to attract less attention.

Baby Reindeer bucks this trend as it’s become one of the most watched shows on Netflix. The show is harrowing and powerful as it delves into the psychological effects of stalking and sexual victimisation on Donny. Donny’s interactions with a female stalker, Martha, lead to a troubling spiral into vulnerability and mistrust.

The show provides a realistic depiction of the distress associated with stalking. Donny’s journey offers an insight into consent, victimisation and the societal pressures placed on men to conform to traditional norms of masculinity, which often dictate their responses to abuse.

For instance, as the stalking begins, we see Donny going along with often sexual jokes about his relationship with Martha, who is turning up at the pub he works at on a daily basis to talk to him. Despite becoming increasingly nervous about her and the increasingly sexual tone of her incessant emails, he feels pressure to “be one of the lads” in front of his colleagues.

It also highlights how, as shown by Gadd’s own experience and the recent conviction of Harry Styles’s stalker, stalkers are not always male.

Navigating survivor trauma, guilt and rape myths

As well as shedding a light on the male experience of being stalked, the show vividly explores survivor trauma and guilt. It does so through Donny’s introspection and increasingly destructive behaviour following his rape by his “mentor”, Darrien (played by Tom Goodman-Hill).

Throughout the show, Donny tries to come to terms with his victimisation, reflecting on how this experience affected the way he handled subsequent events in his life, including his stalking by Martha. We see this clearly in scenes where Donny navigates his confusion and pain while trying to have and hide a relationship with a trans woman, Teri.

Despite professing to love Teri, his actions – which include lying to her about who he is and running away from her in public – are dictated by shame and fear. This behaviour reflects his struggle with his sexual identity and self-worth. Research has found that such feelings are common in the aftermath of sexual victimisation.

Another key issue Baby Reindeer effectively addresses is the interaction between victims of sex crimes and the police. It draws attention to pervasive rape myths that often silence victims by scrutinising their actions and asking whether they did anything to encourage their abuser.

In the opening scene, for example, the police officer he is reporting the crime to immediately asks him whether he has a relationship with Martha and why he didn’t do something sooner. These elements of the narrative invite viewers to reconsider common misconceptions about sexual abuse and the barriers that victims face when engaging with criminal justice agencies.

Baby Reindeer is an exemplary piece of “edutainment” that breathes fresh air into the continuing public dialogue over the causes of and appropriate responses to sexual violence. It underlines the power of popular culture to challenge dominant beliefs and facilitate a deeper understanding of the diverse and often hidden struggles that shape the lives of those who endure such painful experiences.

As it continues to resonate with a global audience, Richard Gadd’s show serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of inclusive and realistic stories of sexual violence. These shows ensure that different victims’ voices are heard, irrespective of their gender and sexuality.

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A Perfect Enemy Streaming: Watch & Stream Online via Amazon Prime Video

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Directed by Kike Maíllo, A Perfect Enemy is a 2020 psychological thriller that follows the story of Jeremiasz Angust, a famous and well-known architect, who is going on a work-related trip. At the airport, he meets Texel Textor, a mysterious woman who seems normal but has sinister intentions.

Here’s how you can watch and stream A Perfect Enemy via streaming services such as Amazon Prime Video.

Is A Perfect Enemy available to watch via streaming?

Yes, A Perfect Enemy is available to watch via streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

The film follows Jeremiasz as he and the woman named Texel sit down in the airport lounge and talk. She carries most of the conversation and then blames him for something that he does not know whether he has done or not. Thus begins a wild mystery to unravel as Jeremiasz tries to discover the truth behind Texel’s accusation. The film explores the themes of guilt, consequences, and mind games.

The cast of the film includes Tomasz Kot, Athena Strates, Marta Nieto, Dominique Pinon, and Felizia Trube, among others.

Watch A Perfect Enemy streaming via Amazon Prime Video

A Perfect Enemy is available to watch on Amazon Prime Video. It is a video-on-demand streaming service that features millions of movies, TV shows, and stand-up specials to watch and stream. Amazon Prime Video consists of premium services that include a free trial and a paid premium.

You can watch via Amazon Prime Video by following these steps:

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Amazon Prime is the online retailer’s paid service that provides fast shipping and exclusive sales on products, so the membership that includes both this service and Prime Video is the company’s most popular offering. However, you can also opt to subscribe to Prime Video separately.

The official synopsis of A Perfect Enemy is as follows:

“Famed architect Jeremy Angust is approached on his trip to the Paris Airport by a chatty girl named Texel Textor who needs a ride. He obliges and after they part ways at the airport entrance, he misses his flight. As he settles in the lounge, he encounters the mysterious young Texel again, who insists on telling her strange story — and the conversation grows stranger and more twisted until it turns sinister and deadly.”

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Posted: April 25, 2024 | Last updated: April 25, 2024

Dreaming of a summer escape to the Mediterranean? Summer Senses Luxury Resort , a seasonal five-star resort in Greece, is set to reopen from May 2 to October 6 for the 2024 summer season. Set on a stunning Greek island known for its unspoiled beaches and its recent Netflix fame, it’s a destination worth traveling for.

Summer Senses Luxury Resort

With accommodations ranging from premium rooms to expansive suites with private pools, Summer Senses Luxury Resort offers incredible hilltop views of the Aegean Sea. The resort is located on the Greek Island of Paros, known to be a crowd-pleaser with its spectacular beaches, incredible cuisine, and an accessible location perfect for island hopping.

Paros, Greece

Paros has recently been in the spotlight for its appearance in the recent Netflix hit, “ One Day .” The island served as a filming location for the Netflix series’ fourth episode, where the show’s main characters, Emma and Dexter, spend their vacation in Greece.

One Day in Paros

The island is known for its incredible beaches and stunning, historic villages with classical Greek charm. The whitewashed buildings and gorgeous scenery of Paros feature heavily in “One Day,” and have been credited with a spike in bookings to the island projected for this summer season.

Under the Sun

Summer Senses Luxury Resort sits nestled along a pristine stretch of beach on the island’s quieter eastern coast, far from busier spots near the island’s more bustling towns. The resort centers around its two breathtaking freeform swimming pools, which invite guests to unwind under the golden Greek sun.

Pristine Pools

The resort’s pools make for a unique and modern contrast against an island of such history, though its freeform shapes mimic the waves of the Aegean Sea.

Summer Senses Amenities

The resort is a popular destination with travelers seeking multi-generational travel opportunities, offering a family-friendly lounge pool perfect for little ones to paddle in. It also offers amenities adults will love, like the Anassa Spa by Idolo and the state-of-the-art Anassa Gym.

Mediterranean Inspiration

Summer Senses Luxury Resort has plenty of pool space for relaxing, offering views of the beachfront from the hillside location. The resort’s architecture mirrors the landscape with rock-hewn walls and white facades.

It’s the perfect place to cool off after beach hopping across the island, exploring ancient ruins, or even just relaxing on the sand at the resort’s beach club.

Summer Senses Suites

While the resort has plenty of pool space to go around, many of Summer Senses’ categories of suites include a private pool and outdoor space for added seclusion.

This makes for a private outdoor oasis to enjoy amidst hillside or ocean views across what are some of the most beautiful landscapes in Greece.

From Every Angle

Views from the Summer Senses Luxury Resort constantly change throughout the day, with the rise and fall of the sun casting new hues. It is a magical part of what makes it such a special and exclusive island paradise.

Beautiful Beaches

The hotel’s beachfront is just as spectacular as the rest of the property. The calm, tranquil waters that lap against the island’s golden sands feel impossibly clear. It’s a great beach for families, though rows of palapas make for romantic moments as well.

Mediterranean Feasts

Summer Senses has an incredible array of dining options, with four eateries and bars featuring the authentic, fresh flavors of Greece. Meals are made even better with the spectacular views as a backdrop.

Dinner Date

It is home to Galazia Hytra , an award-winning restaurant in collaboration with the Michelin-star restaurant Hytra , located in Athens. Dinner overlooking the water is magical at what is considered one of the best restaurants on an island known for its incredible culinary offerings.

Unwind Poolside

Despite what is projected to be a busier season than ever for the island in the wake of its recent Netflix fame, Summer Senses Luxury Resort is offering a special Stay Longer o ffer . From May to mid-June and from late August to September, guests staying for a minimum of 5 nights receive a complimentary night. For stays from mid-June to mid-August, a minimum of 7 nights entitles guests to an extra night.

Experience Paros at Summer Senses Luxury Resort

Whether you have just a few days to spend in Paros on your island hopping vacation or have a longer “One Day” inspired stay planned, this enchanting Greek island and its most luxurious resort escape are sure to please.

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Netflix Is A Joke Presents: Alice Wetterlund 2024 (Santa Monica) | Westside Comedy Theater

Get ready to laugh your socks off at Netflix Is A Joke Presents: Alice Wetterlund, taking place at Westside Comedy Theater on May 3, 2024. This uproarious event will feature the comedic talents of Alice Wetterlund as she takes the stage to entertain the audience with her witty and hilarious performance. The show will kick off at 1323-A 3rd Street, Santa Monica, CA, 90401, promising a night full of laughter and fun. Make sure to mark your calendars as tickets for this unmissable event will be available for purchase starting from February 14, 2024, at 18:00, until May 4, 2024, at 06:45. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind comedy experience brought to you by Netflix Is A Joke Presents: Alice Wetterlund.

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