Review of the Film Goldfish Memory: Fluid Relationships Postponing the Wounds of Love and Queer Narrative Analysis
Do we love to avoid being hurt, or do we forget our wounds in order to love again? Is the act of seeking another embrace before the scars left by a failed relationship…
You Me Her: The Authenticity of Female Narratives on the Experimental Stage of Polyamory
In the isolation of what we call stability, we often find ourselves losing who we are. How can one explain that chilling sense of liberation felt when dreaming of perfect union with another,…
Avocado Toast the series: Recommended Queer Drama, a Recipe for Growth Crafted from Secrets and Isolation
We often live under the illusion that we know exactly who we are and who the parents who raised us are. However, the truths we encounter at certain corners of life sometimes shake…
Frida (2002) Film Review: A Record of Immortal Desire and Survival, Sublimating Pain into Art
While pain is an unwelcome guest in the human experience, for some, that very suffering becomes the sole energy sustaining life. The film Frida, which captures the life of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo,…
