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Binge-Worthy Content: Our Top 10 Netflix Recommendations

In this present reality, where there are endless choices for streaming content, it very well may be difficult to choose what to watch right away. Luckily, we have carefully organized a rundown of the Top 10 Netflix shows that are a must-watch and will leave you questioning why you ever wasted your time on anything else.

What makes watching Netflix shows so captivating?

Netflix has changed the manner in which we consume television programs and motion pictures, making it simpler than at any other time to enjoy our favored series.

Notwithstanding, with so many decisions, it tends to be difficult to settle on the next show to watch.

Best Streaming Series Right Now  On Netflix:

 "Stranger Things" is a sci-fi horror series set in the 80s, following a group of friends as they investigate the disappearance of their friend, and it features Winona Ryder and Millie Bobby Brown.

"The Crown" is a historical drama that chronicles Queen Elizabeth II's reign from 1940 to the present, and it stars Claire Foy and Olivia Colman.

"The Umbrella Academy" is a science fiction series that tells the story of a dysfunctional family of superheroes who save the world from an apocalypse, and it stars Ellen Page and Tom Hopper.

"Orange Is The New Black" is a prison dramedy that explores various issues through the complex characters in a women's federal prison.

The Witcher: Based on the book series of the same name, this fantasy drama series follows Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter navigating dangerous creatures and political relationships. It stars Henry Cavill and has received praise for its storytelling and visuals.

Ozark: A crime thriller series that revolves around the Byrde family who move to the Ozarks and become involved in money laundering for a Mexican drug cartel. The show features Jason Bateman and Laura Linney and has received acclaim for its plot and cast.

BoJack Horseman: An animated comedy-drama series about a washed-up, alcoholic former sitcom star who is trying to make a comeback in Hollywood. The show explores themes of depression, addiction, and fame. It stars Will Arnett and has received praise for its writing and characters.

Money Heist: Originally called "La Casa de Papel," this Spanish crime drama follows a group of criminals as they plan and execute a heist at the Royal Mint of Spain. The show has received international acclaim for its plot, cast, and direction.

Breaking Bad is a popular American crime drama series available on Netflix that originally aired on AMC. The plot follows a high school chemistry teacher named Walter White, who starts producing and selling crystal meth with his former student Jesse Pinkman after being diagnosed with cancer to secure his family's financial future.

The House Of Cards is a political mystery drama collection that premiered on Netflix in 2013. The show is based on a novel of the same call by michael dobbs and is customized through Beau Willimon.

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Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell (2023)

directed by Thien An Pham cinematography by Dinh Duy Hung

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I’ve only watched frybread face and me twice now but I’m starting to believe it’s become one of my favorite comfort movies. my favorite part of the movie is the beginning, when Benny first arrives and he explains how his grandma always spoke to him in Navajo—just these long conversations, as if she expected him to reply (even though he didn’t speak Navajo). I love it. I love how when she speaks to both Benny and Dawn she often touches their hair, their shoulders. it always makes me wanna cry.

It reminds me of when I was younger and when my mom took me and my sister to visit her two tias (who were in their 60s at the time) in Texas who didn’t speak a word of English. I don’t speak Spanish but my mom does. and of these few sacred visits, my tias always presented the same habits. as soon as we saw them, I’d give each of them a kiss on the cheek, followed by a long hug and then I would stand there in front of them as they still had their arms around me, telling me how much I looked like my mom, caressing my hair as they talked. of this much I understood, but sometimes they would carry on as if I understood every word, every detail. my mom sitting nearby, would nod in agreement, smiling this big smile. sometimes she’d translate, other times she would respond for me if my smiles weren’t sufficient. I remember their delicate hands, their warm embraces, their laughter—it was as if we shared a language that was beyond words. (I was too young to have experienced the shame and embarrassment that came over me when I’d have to explain that while I was Mexican, I didn’t speak Spanish. later on I’d discover that to a lot of people that meant I wasn’t really Mexican at all. but I digress). I remember how even though we didn’t speak the same language, love was always present. touch as a love language is such a beautiful and intimate display of familial affection, and I love the ways in which it’s represented throughout the film. because these scenes which fill my heart with so much warmth, and for so many other reasons, this movie deserves so much more recognition.

[isaaaa101]

Finally, the perfectly pruned eyebrows that stuck out over the top of his blindfold (BTW, tights also make really good blindfolds) rose in fear, or realization

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I saw Maestro in theatres a few days ago (which I highly recommend, as it is an incredibly visually beautiful film). It's now available to stream on Netflix.

If it doesn't receive Oscar nominations, I'll be mad. The cinematography is beyond stunning. Carey Mulligan, as well as Bradley Cooper, give their best performances to date. Fight me.

Bradley Cooper has spectacular screen chemistry with Carey Mulligan and Matt Bomer especially.

I'm a bit of a classical music nerd, and Cooper's portrayal of Bernstein conducting is sublime. I got so lost in the Mahler's Symphony #2, in C Minor, Resurrection scene, that I nearly applauded in the movie theatre at the end of the movement. I'm not exaggerating.

The film really doesn't need to be rated R, in my opinion. I think it has like 4 swears that exceed the allotted amount for a PG-13 film. I don't recall anything else in the movie that would warrant a ratings increase. Common Sense Media actually says it's fine for 14+ ages, so do with that what you will.

If you're only going to watch one scene from the film, I highly suggest the concert at 1:27:54. Either that, or the beginning starting at 3 minutes in.

Watch this movie. You won't be sorry.

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Jaded by her fiancé’s disinterest in her ambitions to become a professional wrestler, Delilah Parrish’s life takes an interesting turn when one of WWE’s top names offers her the support she’s not getting at home. [In Progress]

On Sight 

The fact that we hate each other don’t mean we can’t fuck. Just don’t fall in love with me. 4 part series. [Completed]

☕DOUBLE SHOTS☕

Awake

Skye’s life is turned upside down when her boyfriend breaks up with her out of the blue. Struggling with heartbreak, uncertainty at work and the raging pandemic, she finds solace in the form of her ex’s cousin, Jey. This sets off a chain of events that spirals out of control and threatens to tear one of wrestling’s most famous families apart. [Completed]

☕SPECIALTY BREWS☕

3 Sluts - Jey got two of ‘em spittin’ on that thang… 💦😈

Warm - An on-again, off-again couple takes the snowy ride to the next town together.

Netflix & [Redacted] - Is this the most awesomely stressful movie night ever? 😩 Jey/Plus Size!OC

The Return - You have your own reasons for wishing he just stayed his ass on Smackdown.  Post-Payback 2023

Coming In London - A date night for the ages across the pond. Post-Money in the Bank 2023. 

Angel/Beautiful - Long-time feelings are finally expressed on a night out. 

Hoochie Daddy - How many of these shorts does he have? And how quickly can she take them off him? 

☕ESPRESSO SHOTS☕

Unholy - Jey loves the taste of forbidden fruit.

Wait For You (Seven Sentence Challenge)

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sexmas

warnings: f!reader, nsfw, 18+, slight teasing, m!receiving, creampie, praising, etc. lmk if i missed anything. please try to ignore any errors ❦ !!

summary: you and your bf suguru are watching movies and let’s say netflix asked if you were still watching heheheeeee

you guys are cuddling in bed watching a “Home Alone” marathon.

you rub your hand along the top of his chest moving down to his waist line.

he looks down as your fingers trace his lower stomach.

“w-what are you doing y/n?”

you ignore his question and tug on his boxers

little did you know he was hard this whole time

he lifts himself up allowing you to fully remove them

his hard dick springs out hitting his stomach

without hesitation you grab his dick and put it in your mouth and start sucking him off

“fuuuuckkk y/n” he says grabbing your hair guiding your head down further.

his eyes rolled to the back of his head, droll slightly dripping from the corners of his mouth.

you look up at him seeing that he was now looking at you.

“you look s-so pretty taking all of me baby fuck.” his words are slurred from the amount of pleasure you’re giving him.

you’re now only sucking his tip knowing that’s the most sensitive while using your hand to stroke the rest of his length.

one thing about suguru is that he’s not afraid to be vocal in bed.

his groans and moans become so much louder.

he pushes you head down almost making you gag

“shit baby. i’m about to cum— fuckkkk” “you feel so fucking good y/n.”

just as he’s about to finish, you completely stop.

he looks at you with confusion and disappointment.

“wh-why’d you stop? i was almost there” he says with one of the saddest looks on his face you’ve ever seen.

as you’re trying to catch your breath, you see him about to touch himself to finish the job.

“babyy— stop”

you say removing your panties. suguru gets up and flips you over so now you’re laying on your back.

he immediately thrusts into you. his cock is so deep in you.

“suguruuu- please sl-slow down baby.” he listens and uses his thumb to play with you sensitive clit causing you to jump.

you’re growing even more needy. you feel almost embarrassed that you told him to slow down. and now you want him to pound into you even faster.

“faster baby” you say

“make up your fucking mind y/n”

his words turned you on even more

“please go fas—“ just as you were about to ask him to go faster, he pistons right into your tight pussy making you scream

his big tip kisses your cervix. one of his hands grips you waist while the other is still playing with your clit.

your back is arched off of the bed. you try to push geto off of you but he just moves them. deep down you didn’t want him to stop

“move your fucking hands baby. take this shit. i know you can.”

“suguruu im about to cum fuckk.” you moan

“me too princess, shit. wanna cum together?”

“mhmm, tell me when”

his eyes are closed shut. the way your cunt squeezes around his length drives him crazy.

“i’m coming y/n” he huffs

“fuck me too babyy—“

his groans unexpectedly stop, then you feel his cum spill inside of you.

“fuckkkkk” he say still thrusting into you

you finish a few seconds after him.

he pulls out falling on top of you as his chest heaves up and down. he leaves kisses up and down your body.

merry christmas & happy holidays everyone!! 🩷

© suguruluver 2023

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9 Queer Movies from the 1990s You May Not Have Heard Of

It's New Years, which means it's time for lists. And while everyone else is doing 'top X of 2023,' I've decided to list 9 queer movies from the 1990s. Why? Because I wanna. Plus, in discussions of representation, I often see folks talk about it with a heavy focus on mainstream 'Hollywood' produced movies, which leads folks to talk as though progress has been linear. As if, in the past there was no/'bad' queer representation and now there is 'good' representation. But of course it's not that simple. Plenty of amazing queer movies were produced in the past decades...they were just indie movies and thus difficult to find in a world prior to Netflix and Mubi and whatnot. But now we have streaming services, so allow me to share some of my favorites from the before times (specifically the 1990s).

Without further ado....here is an alphabetical list of queer movies from the 90s you may not have heard of (especially if you're under 30).

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Beautiful Thing (1996) (dir. Hettie Macdonald)

Before there was Heartstopper, there was Beautiful Thing. It's a story about two gay teens, one sporty and one very much not sporty...and about how they deal with pressure to come out and pressure to hide who they are. It's a very sweet coming of age story, really. However, unlike Heartstopper, in Beautiful Thing the economic class of the protagonists plays an important role in the story (the characters all live on a counsel estate in London). The characters stories are nearly as much about them being working class as it is about the two main character being gay. It's one of the first movies I ever saw about gay teens, and I loved it. I still get a wistful smile every time I hear Mama Cass Elliot's "Make Your Own Kind of Music." (cw for parental abuse)

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Edward II (1991) (dir. Derek Jarman)

The real Edward II was King of England for 20 years in the 14th century. At the end of the 16th century, Christopher Marlowe wrote a play about Edward's reign and eventual downfall. In 1991, Derek Jarman streamlined Marlowe's play and brought all the homosexual subtext between Edward and Gaveston way out front. In the film, Edward II is in prison and reflects on the events which have led him to that point. The trouble begins when Edward takes the throne and brings his exiled lover, Gaveston, back to England. All around them the rest of the aristocracy (including Edward's wife) conspire to bring Gaveston down. The movie itself is anachronistic (set in 1991), with minimal sets and costume, and staged a lot like a play. A lot of the dialogue is right out of Marlowe's play, though there are some changes to the story (notably at the end). It's honestly my favorite Derek Jarman movie, and frankly one of my favorite movies, full stop. (cw for blood, animal corpses, violent death)

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Fire (1996) (dir. Deepa Mehta)

Fire is the first film in the Elements Trilogy written and directed by Deepa Mehta. Each film in the trilogy is about different characters in India, with the connection between the three being thematic rather than plot or character. Fire is about two Indian women, Radha and Sita, who form a bond through their struggles living within a traditional "joint-family" (i.e. a family where all extended family live together and all money and resources are shared). The women in this family have very little agency and this film explores how the two main characters navigate through it. The men in this film are also repressed by the social structure in which they live, and this film spends some time looking at that as well. It's a film about queer desire between women living under patriarchy. (All the movies on this list are available on streaming services in the US, except Fire. However, I was able to find it uploaded to a random YouTube channel) (cw for someone catching on fire, brief domestic violence (a slap), and non-consensual kissing)

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Happy Together (1997) (dir. Wong Kar-wai)

In Happy Together, two men from Hong Kong travel to Argentina and eventually get stuck there when they run out of money and are unable to return home. The relationship between these two men is very tumultuous, with a lot of arguing and breaking up and getting back together. It's one of the first movies I saw in which queer folks have, just, regular ol' relationship drama - exasperated by the regular ol' struggles of life. (i cant remember if there are any content warnings i should put here; it's been a few years since i've seen it)

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Lilies (1996) (dir. John Greyson)

Lilies is a Canadian film in which a prisoner requests a bishop come to the prison to hear the prisoner's last confession. It quickly becomes clear, however, that the prisoners have something else in mind when they begin staging a play. It turns out the bishop and prisoner knew each other as teens, and the play is about the events in their lives that led up to the prisoner being put on trial. So you end up with a play-within-a-play (or rather a play-within-a-movie). The film weaves between the production staged in the prison and the memory of the events in a really fluid way. All the prisoners portray their characters in the 'memory' sections, which lends itself to some really great moments in the prison sections. And at the heart of this memory/story is a queer love story. (cw for parental abuse, murder, fire, and suicide)

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The Living End (1992) (dir. Gregg Araki)

This is a film about two young gay men who are diagnosed HIV positive. Unlike more mainstream films about HIV that came before (and after), The Living End wears its anger and pain on its sleeve. The entire world is entirely fucked up, and so these two men turn to a nihilistic outlook. The acting is just okay and some of the dialog is a bit ridiculous...but what draws me to rewatch this movie is the way that it conveys the emotion of the time. It's a ball of rage manifest on film. (cw for attempted suicide, rape, murder)

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Love is the Devil (1998) (dir. John Maybury)

One of the problems with the average biopic is that it attempts to portray a person's entire life in a single movie. Thankfully, Love is the Devil doesn't have that problem; it focuses on only 8 years of Francis Bacon's life - the time he spent with a man named George Dyer. By this point, Bacon was already an extremely famous artist (and, at least in the film, a bit of an asshole). Bacon meets Dyer as Dyer attempts to burgle Bacon's studio - and thus begins an extremely dysfunctional love affair. If you want to see Derek Jacobi and Daniel Craig portray this dysfunctional relationship, then this is the movie for you. Also, if you want to see a biopic that lets the subject of the film be portrayed as a shitty person, this is a film for you. (cw for bdsm, drug use, untreated mental illness, and suicide)

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Orlando (1992) (dir. Sally Potter)

From right out the gate, Orlando announces its queer themes by having Quentin Crisp portray Queen Elizabeth I, and Tilda Swinton portray Orlando (a man). From the first scenes it becomes clear that gender is going to be a main theme in the movie. Orlando is a young man who will never grow old and never die. He begins life in the 1500s, during Queen Elizabeth's reign, and we see him (and later, her) throughout the centuries between then and 'present' day (1992). The film is broken into thematic chunks (poetry, politics, society, etc). In each of these chunks we see Orlando's life as it reflects the social norms of the time (especially gender norms).

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Swoon (1992) (dir. Tom Kalin)

Like Rope (1948) and Compulsion (1959), Swoon is a film about the Leopold and Loeb murder. Unlike the earlier films, Swoon makes the gay relationship between Leopold and Loeb explicit. Their relationship in the film is fairly uneven, with Loeb being characterized as more of an explicit manipulator. Leopold, on the other hand, is driven more by wanting to please Leob. Complicating this dynamic is the way that Leopold is the one more interested in their sexual relationship. Is Loeb exchanging sex for help with his criminal activities? Or is Leopold committing crimes in order to elicit sex from Loeb? Or both...something a bit more complicated than either/or? The film, especially the latter half, eschews and lampoons the sensationalism of the reporting of the crime from the time. (cw for murder, blood (in black and white), and animal corpses)

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Honorable mention goes to more well-known movies I didn't put on this list, such as: But I'm a Cheerleader, Velvet Goldmine, Bound, Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, The Birdcage, To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, My Own Private Idaho, Bent...there are actually a whole lot of queer movies from the 1990s, now that I think about it.

[armysantiny]

My Exception – HRJ

P: Renjun x gender neutral reader | G: drabble, fluff | Inc: reading corners, movie nights, renjun and y/n being really soft, pastries, movie snacks, hot drinks | Wc: 600 | W: food (bc pastries/snacks) | R: G

Summary: Renjun’s reading time is sacred; a dedicated few hours every weekend spent with him, his wax melts, a book, and a hot drink. Though he can make an exception for y/n. He can always make an  exception for them.

Min's notes: Everyone say thank you to Kyu <;33

Renjun inhales as he settles down in his loveseat, the sandalwood and cardamom wax melt covering his little reading corner in warmth. The air around him smells inviting, tempting him into drifting away into the world of his books. He’s already got a book in mind, picking it out from his stack of books and returning to where he last left his bookmark. It’s a romantic thriller, pulling at his imagination as soon as he begins to read.

Y/n’s on their way back from an outing, he’s got a coffee beside him, and he’s got a good book. What more could he ask for?

It’s silent in the shared apartment, bar the occasional turning of the page and hum of interest. The twists in the novel have already started to appear, one by one in a slow but addicting pace, and Renjun finds himself theorising more as he goes along, taking sips of his coffee and making a note to thank y/n again for splurging on the Nespresso machine. It’s a thing of beauty.

“…home baby~!” y/n’s voice pulls Renjun out of the scene he was reading, drawing his attention to the door where his partner’s taking off their shoes. He leans forward, grins when y/n eventually spots him and waves his greeting. He looks for his bookmark, slotting it in between the pages and returns the paperback to the mini library stand of books. Sure, he could go back to reading his book, knowing all too well y/n would be more than happy to respect his reading time, but he’s missed them.

He can pause his reading time for his favourite person.

“I brought some pastries from that café you like, wanna have some later?” Y/n asks, making their way over to Renjun’s little reading nook and draping themselves over the back.

“Sure. Movie night?”

“Movie night.” They confirm, tapping their lips for a kiss, a pleased smile on their face seconds later when Renjun grants their wish. “How’s the book?”

“It’s so good! The police just started hunting down one of their suspects,” y/n chuckles as Renjun starts becoming more and more animated, “but if you ask me, I don’t think the professor did it at all, he’s clearly trying to cover up for someone else.” Renjun’s review continues, and a little ball of fondness grows in y/n’s chest as they listen, admiring the man they get to call their own. They subtly ask him to budge over and take a seat beside him, half sitting across the grey Hampshire loveseat and half hanging over the armrest.

It's comfy. They’re comfy, with him.

The wax melt burner sits on the tv stand this time, a new wax melt on the surface melting away as y/n brings a tray of cookies from the kitchen, Renjun holding their drinks. It’s a movie night, there’s a shower of rain outside and the Netflix menu screen stares back at the pair, awaiting to play their first of many films that evening. Renjun’s the first to sit down, open arms inviting y/n to cuddle up beside him as they rest on the sofa.

“Want to pick first?” Renjun offers, a simple thing of a gesture and he basks in the soft affection he feels when they nod, a languid smile on their face. He watches them pick, eventually landing on a movie they’ve been putting off for a while now and rests his head on top of theirs.

“Hey, don’t fall asleep just yet,” y/n warns, a smile in their voice. “I’ve been dying to watch this with you.”

“Wouldn’t dream of it.”

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📁 — 𖥔 solo career . masterlist

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ . 𓂃 solo music career

᱑ ׄ ׅ Star Signs ( Digital Single , 2022 )

“Star Signs” is the debut digital single by Reneko of Seventeen. It was released on November 28, 2022, as a gift to her fans in celebration of her 24th birthday.

Upon release, “Star Signs” debuted at the top of Japanese streaming charts, quickly cementing Reneko’s position as a rising solo artist. The single garnered millions of streams within its first 24 hours and trended across multiple social media platforms for months. The track also topped Oricon’s Daily Digital Singles chart and earned Reneko her first RIAJ ( Recording Industry Association of Japan ) Gold Certification within weeks of its release.

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᱑ ׄ ׅ Lacuna ( EP , 2023 )

— tracks ; abyss , ghost notes , scars and roses

“Lacuna” is the first EP by Reneko of Seventeen, following her debut single “Star Signs”. The EP features four tracks: Abyss (title track), Ghost Notes and Scars and Roses. Released on February 1, 2024, Lacuna marks a deeper, more personal phase of her music career.

Upon its release, Abyss, the title track of Reneko’s EP Lacuna, quickly gained traction on Japan’s streaming platforms, debuting at the top of the charts and making waves internationally. The track’s introspective lyrics and ethereal melodies resonated deeply with listeners, propelling it to over a million streams within its first week. Abyss also gained significant attention on social media, where it trended across various platforms, sparking fan discussions and fan-made content. The success of the track led it to chart in the top rankings on Japan’s major music platforms, including Line Music, AWA, and Rakuten Music. Abyss also won Reneko the Best Streaming Song award at the Japan Gold Disc Awards 2024, recognizing the massive success and popularity of it.

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᱑ ׄ ׅ COLLABORATIONS

All the artists Reneko has collaborated with.

Still With You ( Jungkook ) , Holo ( LeeHi ) , Black Out ( IU ) , Bitter Taste ( Jo Yuri ) , Shinunoga E-Wa ( Fujii Kaze ) , Dream ( Suzy, Baekhyun )

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‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ . 𓂃 acting career

᱑ ׄ ׅ Alice in Borderland ( main antagonist , 2020 )

A live-action television series adaptation, based on the manga Alice in Borderland by Haro Aso, was produced by Netflix and directed by Shinsuke Satō. The series premiered worldwide with an eight-episode first season in December 2020 and was followed by an eight-episode second season in December 2022.

Reneko was cast as one of the main antagonists for Alice in Borderland, playing the role of Mira Kano. Her acting received a lot of praise for perfectly capturing the character’s mysterious and unsettling nature. Fans admired how well she brought the role to life, and her performance quickly became a highlight of the show. The role helped her gain recognition not just in Japan, but around the world as the series reached a global audience through streaming platforms. This marked an important step in her career, showing her talent beyond music.

᱑ ׄ ׅ Drawing Closer ( female lead , 2024 )

A live action film adaptation, based on the novel Drawing Closer by Ao Morita, was produced by Netflix and directed by Takahiro Miki. The film premiered worldwide on June 27, 2024 and stars Ren Nagase as Akito Hayasaka and Yui Reneko as Haruna Sakurai.

Reneko played the role of Haruna Sakurai in the movie Drawing Closer. The story focused on Haruna’s journey as she faced a serious illness, and Reneko’s performance brought a lot of emotion to the character. Viewers appreciated how natural and real her acting felt. The role introduced her to a wider audience and showed a different side of her talent. The movie received attention both in Japan and from international fans, helping Reneko grow her career in acting.