Hi! I’m Charlotte, a Cinema and Psychology student at the University of Toronto. I’m passionate about how storytelling shapes our understanding of human experience and connects us all.
More than a beautifully crafted sequel, "Ne Zha II" reflects the timeless struggle of children navigating two cultures, finding their own path while holding tight to their family.
A review of the third film in Benoit Blanc's murder-solving spree, following its premiere at TIFF.
A review of Yeon Sang-ho’s newest film "The Ugly," following its premiere at TIFF50.
Unpacking how comedy, drama, and ethics coincide in two of television's most innovative depiction of what it means to change as a person.
Fifteen years later, Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland still divides audiences—but its feminist heroine, maximalist visuals, and influence on dark fairytales suggest it may have been less a failure and more a blueprint for today’s cinematic landscape.
From auteur-driven cinema to algorithm-provisioned content, Hollywood’s evolution is leaving young creatives to wonder what they’re fighting for
As streaming evolves and shifts the way audiences experience animated films, Pixar’s Adam Habib reflects on the techincal, emotional, and cinematic stakes of this revolutionary transformation.
Wong Kar-wai's assertion about "the poetry of the impossibility of love" seems more relevant today than it did in 1994, not because technology has changed loneliness, but because it has heightened its basic essence.
The ending of "Squid Game" Season 3 leaves viewers divided, exploring the complexities of human nature through Gi-hun’s powerful act of sacrifice. This article unpacks the finale’s deeper messages, inviting reflection on our shared humanity.
