Do the Right Thing: the Dialectic of Racial Tension November 11, 2021 “Hate: it was with this hand that Cain iced his brother. Love: these five fingers, they go straight to the soul of man.” Continue Reading
Incendies: the Limbo and the Blindness November 3, 2021 Ultimately, one plus one does make it one. Continue Reading
Vice: the Artistry of Contemporary Essay Film November 3, 2021 Through the film Vice, Adam McKay brings the topic of non-mainstream in a broader sense to open new creative tools in asking a thousand questions about the subject itself. Continue Reading
I’m Thinking of Ending Things: the Human Emotions October 26, 2021 While it requires multiple views to appreciate the film entirely, I’m Thinking of Ending Things contemplates the characters into a surreal fantasy, powerful yet complex in human symbolism and emotion. Continue Reading
The Green Knight: the Chronicle of Sir Gawain October 19, 2021 The Green Knight asked many audiences to consider the theme without underlying the ease of consumption in hearing the story of Arthurian Romance from the point of view of an accomplished storyteller. Continue Reading
The Look of Silence: the Sounds of Knock October 18, 2021 The Look of Silence shows the beauty and power of cinema where Oppenheimer and Adi expose an aspect of human nature about honesty and grace through inherent politics. Continue Reading
The Act of Killing: the Aesthetic Discourse of Historical Meaning October 12, 2021 Through The Act of Killing, Joshua Oppenheimer provides an in-depth input not to look at the history of 1965 in outline and black-and-white only. Continue Reading
The Exegesis of 2001: A Space Odyssey October 11, 2021 Stanley Kubrick highlights how humanity has reached its peak. Through 2001: A Space Odyssey, it is rare for a narrative or linear film to communicate ideas so purely through the subconscious habitat of the audience. Continue Reading
F for Fake: the Bend of Essay Film October 4, 2021 Oscar-winning director Orson Welles’ latest film F for Fake marks the beginning of a new phase in his career, avoided ironic shots to show Welles as an actor, magician, and critic while smoking a cigar. Continue Reading
Breathless: the Personification of Filmmaking September 18, 2021 Breathless’s tint of absurdity is a force of Godard’s from how film boundaries are always dishonest. Continue Reading
