Thoughts on film, literature, and design.
Some films don't end when the credits roll. They settle in your bones, a quiet echo of a time you might have never lived. We explore the anatomy of a coming-of-age story that feels more like a memory.
Read More →In an era of instant gratification and 15-second reels, the slow burn narrative is a rebellious act. It demands patience, rewards attention, and builds a tension that no jump scare ever could.
Read More →To dismiss the unreliable narrator as a mere plot twist is to miss the point entirely. It is a lens through which we can question the very nature of truth, memory, and the stories we tell ourselves.
Read More →As the internet becomes noisier, the quiet confidence of minimalist design offers a sanctuary. It's not about the absence of things, but the perfect arrangement of the essentials.
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