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Lee Isaac Chung’s 202 “Minari” is a deeply affecting immigrant family drama about a Korean-American family who tried to build…
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Emily Chang's "Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys' Club of Silicon Valley" is arguably best known as a blistering critique of…
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Parasite (2019), the Oscar-winning Bong Joon Ho film, does not shy away from depicting harsh truths about class differences in…
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Many teenagers in today's world suffer from high levels of stress due to their busy schedules, constant notifications, and academic…
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The Infinite Scroll
You open TikTok and go through a continuous cycle of scrolling past videos of short clips of a movie, but…
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When Therapy Becomes a Trend
Browsing TikTok, you're not hard-pressed to come across videos promising to cure anxiety in 30 seconds, show you how to…
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The Plastic Feminism Debate in Modern Cinema
When Barbie (2023) was released, it reignited a debate on feminism, identity, and the commodification of empowerment. Directed by Greta…
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Hyperreality and Beauty Filters: What Does It Mean When Everyone’s the Same?
Social media now constitutes a digitally idealized epoch whereby one's face is subjected to more filtering, editing, and curating than…
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Media Burnout: The Rise of ‘Doomscrolling’ and Its Psychological Effects
In an era dominated by constant updates, trending tweets, and breaking news, there is a growing psychological fatigue of a…
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