Jakub Flasz 7/20/21 Jakub Flasz 7/20/21

NOMADLAND: Elegy for the Lost at Sea

In his latest essay, Jakub Flasz examines Nomadland as a poem on loneliness

Nicolò Grasso 7/18/21 Nicolò Grasso 7/18/21

GODARD: From the Film Revolution to the Digital Revolution

In his latest essay, Nicolò Grasso brings attention to the unparalleled importance of Godard’s work in democratizing cinema

Carson Timar 7/6/21 Carson Timar 7/6/21

NOMADLAND: The Fragile Post-COVID America

In his latest essay, Carson Timar examines Nomadland as a reflection of post-pandemic societal fragility

Nicolò Grasso 6/30/21 Nicolò Grasso 6/30/21

Isabel Sandoval: Cinema as Self-Discovery

To close our Pride Month series, Nicolò Grasso brings attention to Isabel Sandoval, a modern icon of trans representation in cinema

Nicolò Grasso 6/25/21 Nicolò Grasso 6/25/21

John Waters: Celebrating the Pope of Trash

To mark this year’s Pride Month, Nicolo Grasso brings attention to John Waters, an equally controversial and inspirational icon of queer cinema

Carson Timar 6/22/21 Carson Timar 6/22/21

FIRST REFORMED: How Love Can Comfort in a Dying World

In his latest essay, Carson Timar discusses First Reformed as a powerful exploration of love as a coping mechanism

Nicolò Grasso 6/16/21 Nicolò Grasso 6/16/21

MAGICK LANTERN CYCLE: Kenneth Anger’s Queer Esoteric Saga

Marking this year’s Pride Month, Nicolo Grasso brings attention to Kenneth Anger and his truly marginalized cinema

Carson Timar 6/15/21 Carson Timar 6/15/21

The Unspoken Desire of CALL ME BY YOUR NAME

To mark this year’s Pride Month, Carson Timar looks at the fundamental questions permeating Call Me by Your Name

Nicolò Grasso 6/4/21 Nicolò Grasso 6/4/21

NATHAN FOR YOU: Finding Connection in a Disconnected World

In his latest essay, Nicolò Grasso examines Nathan For You as a sad reflection on modern loneliness

Randy Burrows 6/1/21 Randy Burrows 6/1/21

Sympathy For The Mouse House

In his debut essay, Randy Burrows takes an analytical look at Disney’s handling of the shifting landscape of entertainment

Jakub Flasz 4/22/21 Jakub Flasz 4/22/21

ZACK SNYDER’S JUSTICE LEAGUE: Between The Donner Cut and LOTR Extended Editions

In his latest essay, Jakub Flasz rationalizes the uniqueness of Zack Snyder’s Justice League as a film that was never meant to be made in the way that it was.

Carson Timar 4/22/21 Carson Timar 4/22/21

Following the Awards Season 2020/2021: Final Oscar Predictions

Carson Timar breaks down his Final Oscar Predictions ahead of the big ceremony this Sunday

Nicolò Grasso 4/19/21 Nicolò Grasso 4/19/21

JOHN WICK CHAPTER 3 - PARABELLUM: Martial Arts, Stigmata and Russian Folklore

In his latest essay, Nicolo Grasso completes his odyssey through the John Wick influences by discussing its third chapter.

Nicolò Grasso 4/19/21 Nicolò Grasso 4/19/21

JOHN WICK CHAPTER 2: Westerns, Classicism and the Divine Comedy

In his latest essay, Nicolo Grasso continues his journey to the John Wick universe by identifying the influences behind its second chapter.

Nicolò Grasso 4/19/21 Nicolò Grasso 4/19/21

JOHN WICK: Noir, Action and Greek Mythology

In his latest essay, Nicolo Grasso examines the influences found in the genetic code of John Wick.

Martin Velev 3/27/21 Martin Velev 3/27/21

SOUND OF METAL: Shallowing a Great Premise

In his latest essay, Martin Velev takes a critical look at Sound of Metal.

Jakub Flasz 3/27/21 Jakub Flasz 3/27/21

Quentin Tarantino: A French New Wave Filmmaker

To celebrate Quentin Tarantino’s birthday, Jakub Flasz takes a deep dive into his filmography to identify it as a work of a French New Wave filmmaker.