Leninism and the Bolshevik’s Resistance February 26, 2021 The antithesis of Leninism and its Bolshevik’s resistance is fully presented as any risk. Continue Reading
Dunkirk: Deconstructing War Film February 12, 2021 Dunkirk is a masterful war film deconstruction event where a specific time, circumstance, and place forms a suspense sense through knowing what is emotional. Continue Reading
The Little Prince: the Exploration into the Narrow-Mindedness January 24, 2021 The Little Prince is a novella about maturity, wiseness, and omniscient, reflected in Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s journey through wisdom to the aging gap between the situation and the world. Continue Reading
French New Wave and the Rejection of Traditional Rules January 19, 2021 The traditional rules rejection of the French New Wave is the regeneration of all mediums, preserve old traditions as a universal art. Continue Reading
Parasite: the Separation and Reflection’s Criticism January 14, 2021 In contrast of Bong Joon-ho enjoys exploring the substance of modern social criticism, Parasite is a social segregation story about the meaning of groups, prejudices, propaganda and social status. Continue Reading
There Will Be Blood: Capitalism and Religion’s Guise January 6, 2021 The key of There Will Be Blood emphasized capitalism and religion’s guise through the mediocrity who refers to who is most worthy to control the dominant morality. Continue Reading
Magnolia: the Interventions of the Past’s Melancholy January 3, 2021 Magnolia is a film about the possibility, in addition to interventions and the past’s melancholy. The peak of the film sets when the characters feel discouraged, and their suffering inhabited their relationship. Continue Reading
Max Stirner and the Individualism’s Anarchism December 31, 2020 Max Stirner wrote the Ego and Its Own in 1844. Oddly holds the stance of anarchy against individualism, it is an analysis of the demand for anarchism in the culture itself. Continue Reading
