This article is part of the CoC@SXSW2015 series. Back in March 2015 I attended SXSW in Austin, Texas. After six months of endless work, finally this article sees...
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Is the power a force, in which passion prevailed? Films may descend deep in the psyche and even further into the soul and their ethereal quality...
Before you get the wrong idea, let me be clear. I obviously don’t like the person he is or anything he’s done. Not by a long...
In our search to understand what makes a masterpiece or blockbuster work, we concluded in our last article that these films work because they shine for...
In the wake of a blossoming society that tells the Donald Sterlings of yesteryear that mainstream bigotry is indeed a thing of the past, a trip...
Photo Credit: Universal Pictures and Focus Features To say that it’s been hard to escape any mention of EL James’ juggernaut hit 50 Shades of Grey...
In 2005 Andrew Bujalski’s “Mutual Appreciation,” and Jay and Mark Duplass’ “Puffy Chair” initiated a string of movies that embodied elements which would later become the...
Storytelling has been around since the dawn of humanity. Narrative is perhaps the most universal cognitive tool for situated understanding. The idea of interactive narratives is...
What are we to make of events that reach us in the form of a video clip of a police shooting that is sandwiched by both...
