With the recent release of The Long Walk (2025) I wondered, young people in a totalitarian government’s televised competition where only one contestant can survive, where have I seen that before? The Long Walk, a novel written by Stephen King and published in 1979. describes a dystopian survival thriller. Fifty boys in an annual televised… Continue reading Walking in Circles
I stumbled upon a documentary called Brats by Andrew McCarthy on Disney Plus while checking my investment in the platform. As a child of the 80s film era, I was immediately hooked. Andrew McCarthy delves into how the other actors, collectively known as The Brat Pack, felt about this label and its impact on their… Continue reading Don’t You Forget About Me
Look Back (2024) Kiyotaka Oshiyama I was watching another YouTube video, enabling another creative to make some coin, and as I sat there daydreaming about all of the creative projects that I have in mind, they all seem to be in limbo because I’m constantly “looking” for inspiration instead of unleashing what I already have… Continue reading Then, Why Do You Draw Fujino?
Black romance films celebrate Black stories, exploring themes of romance, family, culture, and their unique experiences. These films often offer rich narratives that reflect the diversity and complexity of the Black community, showcasing not only the joy of love but also the challenges that come with it, where characters navigate societal expectations, personal growth, and… Continue reading Top Black Romance Films Celebrating Culture and Love
Darren Aronofsky A series about my favourite directors and their filmography. Darren Aronofsky is an American director, producer and screenwriter. What is noticeable about his films are the themes of psychological surrealism, of which he explores the emotional, spiritual and mental lives of his characters. That being said, let’s take a dive into his films.… Continue reading The Films of … Darren Aronofsky
Ronin Cinema 