Laura Miravitlles, Author at Secret NYC

Hi there! I’m the Cinema Staff Writer for Secret Media, where I cover movies, TV, and theater. I hold an M.A. in Screenwriting and love exploring the craft of storytelling, both on screen and on stage. I can usually be found watching something, reading something, or writing about both.

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See Both ‘Wicked’ Films Early In A 5-Hour ‘Wicked’ & ‘Wicked For Good’ Double Feature Across NYC

New Yorkers, get ready to defy gravity for five straight hours. Wicked fans can experience the story of Elphaba and Glinda like never before. A special double feature screening is coming to NYC on Thursday, November 20t...

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MoMA Is Bringing Five Sofia Coppola Classics Back To The Big Screen In Rare 35mm Prints — Here’s The Full Lineup

Autumn in New York is made for moviegoing, and this season, MoMA is inviting audiences to step into the dreamlike worlds of Sofia Coppola. The museum is honoring one of contemporary cinema’s most distinctive voices—and...

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Catch Oscar Isaac & Jacob Elordi In Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ On A Rare 35MM Print In NYC For A Limited Time Only

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is now haunting the big screen in NYC, and it’s unlike anything you’ve seen before. This , the Oscar-winning filmmaker resurrects Mary Shelley’s timeless tale in his long-awaited adapta...

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The Ultimate ‘Rocky Horror’ 50th Anniversary Spectacular Is Coming To NYC For One Night Only—With Original Cast Members & A Live Shadow Cast

It’s been 50 years since The Rocky Horror Picture Show first shocked and delighted audiences in 1975. Originally a quirky, low-budget musical comedy, the film was actually meant to premiere in NYC on Halloween night tha...

Cinema Culture

Get Free Tickets To ‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow’ On Broadway Just In Time For Season 5’s Return

Season 5 of Stranger Things drops on Netflix on November 26, and the excitement is already reaching a fever pitch. Fans have spent weeks speculating about everything from episode lengths to potential plot twists. And no...

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Asa Butterfield On Embracing Weirdness, His New Spooky-Fun Animated Movie ‘Stitch Head’, And Why American Tacos Beat A Sunday Roast Any Day [Exclusive Interview]

When the pandemic slowed the world down, Asa Butterfield found himself drawn to a script that spoke to connection, curiosity, and heart. Stitch Head is a new animated movie directed by Steve Hudson, based on the childr...