Author: Psychology of Film
Psychology Of Film Diagnosis: Three Colors Blue
Blue, the first in Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Three Colors trilogy, tells the story of a ghost musician, Julie, who is caught in a grieving cycle after…
Why It Is Important To Have A Femme Filmmakers Festival
I recently began writing my first screenplay. My story, which centers on a male protagonist, is not only something I love to tell, but I’ve…
Review: White God
Kornél Mundruczó’s 2014 Cannes-winner, White God, has an interesting plot: After being ditched on the road, Hagen the Dog rallies together other street dogs to…
For Your Consideration: Amy Adams & the Case for the Understated Actor
And the Oscar Goes to… It happens every year. Studios cram the final months with their splashiest films hoping for Oscar glory and the best performances…
Quick Film Diagnosis: Love, Actually
Quick Film Diagnosis: Love, Actually I know what I’m about to say may be traumatic for some to hear, but Love, Actually as a “romcom…
The Modern Evolution of Horror Films: 13 to Watch
Just at a surface glance, it’s interesting to see how American cinema has evolved since the millennium, particularly post-9/11. The most obvious change is the…
