Americanized: Review. By Scott Gilliland. Getting through high school runs its own gambit of challenges; to do so when you are having a cultural identity crisis over where your place is in this world can amplify these stresses to an unimaginable degree. Stuck in this daunting scenario presented is Terry Hu’s
Life offers us an abundance of paradoxes. Director Mark Cousins reads a Twitter post in his documentary The Story of Looking that presents us with such a paradox: Why is it that we tend to close our eyes when kissing while violent scenes are often willingly taken in with eyes
Dear Evan Hansen Synopsis: Evan Hansen (Ben Platt) is an anxious, isolated high-school student who's aching for understanding and belonging amid the chaos and cruelty of the social media age. He soon embarks on a journey of self-discovery when a letter he wrote for a writing exercise falls into the
With cinemas still finding their footing amidst the pandemic, TV has provided audiences a treasure trove of rich programs. Even as someone who isn't as enveloped in the world of the small screen, I've still had the pleasure to watch a medley of intriguing shows. Let's break them down! What If
The Pebble And The Boy: Review. By Jade Roach. The Pebble and The Boy is a British film self-described as made by the fans, for the fans of mod culture. The film, being a melancholic drama following John Parker (Patrick McNamee), a young mod navigating his life after the death
