Jean Pierre Melville, French Cinema’s Forgotten Man: Part One. By Simon Thompson. Jean Pierre Melville is a director with a career that is simultaneously both easy and difficult to categorise at the same time. While he is primarily known for re-inventing gangster movies through his distinct visual style and moody

3 Ways Watching TV And Movies Can Boost Mental Wellbeing. This post was developed via a partnership with BetterHelp. Life’s a journey, yet we don’t always see the more challenging aspects like mental health discussed in television and movies. Just seeing a person who shares similar mental health experiences with

Queer TV And Movies We’re Streaming Right Now. The article is developed in partnership with BetterHelp. It’s important for everyone to see their communities positively represented in the media. For too many years though the LGBTQIA+ community has been overlooked by Hollywood. Thankfully, more queer films and TV are being produced

3 Mental Health Documentaries For Those Curious About Therapy. Presented by BetterHelp. Many people are curious about what happens during a therapy session and wonder why people use therapy. Watching movies and tv shows about mental health can provide a safe way to explore the possibility of seeking therapy and

How BoJack Horseman Depicts Mental Illness Right. The post is developed in partnership with BetterHelp. BoJack Horseman is an animated television series on Netflix, which is sometimes referred to as the depressed talking horse head show. The series follows the funny and dramatic journey of its title character and former