Make it like Wes AndersonYou're riding a metro, going on long holidays, reading a classic novel or walking into a retro café on a sunlit afternoon – make it like...
Women Talking: Rethinking Our Discourse on Sexual Violence“It is possible that the men in prison are not guilty of attacks, but is it possible that the men are guilty of not stopping the attacks?...
Delving Deeper: A Call for Nuanced Film CriticismLast month, on a Sunday morning, I was sipping on a cup of tea while reading 'Transcendental Style in Film,' a book by writer/director...
The Metaphor of The Banshees of Inisherin: Exploring the Irish History Through Fractured FriendshipIrish War of Independence was a period of gory, anarchy and tumult for Ireland. Many promising young leaders who could have brought glory...
The Language of Film Adaptation: Anna Karenina“A composite language by virtue of its diverse matters of expression (sequential photography, music, phonetic sound, and noise) the...