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Parasite: Breaking Barriers and Setting The Standards
Parasite is noted as one of the best films of the entire decade, and it leaves a bright future ahead for the Korean film industry. This not only will leave an impact on the Korean film industry forever, but also the perspective on film around the world.
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Stop Sleeping on Female Directors
Throughout the entirety of its 92 years, the Oscar nominations only recognized five women for the Best Director category. This is a constant trend where females in the industry, especially those of color, appear invisible in the eyes of these so-called “critics.”
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Little Timmy Tim
As an outsider to the Chalamet cult, I find his rise to fame and his mythology captivating. Despite his Oscar-worthy acting chops and hypnotic hot-person energy, there is an attainable and familiar side to Timothée.
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It Feels So Scary Getting Old
the transition from childhood to adulthood is a universally formative experience. Coming of age stories remain compelling because everyone, no matter where they are on their journey of self-discovery, can relate to them.”
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Nippolitics
The liberation of the female nipple is no new concept. Past movements have failed to be intersectional and lack gravitas galore—but the nipple remains a charged button at the kernel of feminist issues.
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From Graduation To The Altar
Everybody at school had their opinions. My AP English teacher, Ms. Yee, vehemently protested it, calling it “the damn penis dance.” She only attended it once to show support to that year’s senior class when she couldn’t make it to their graduation, but she wore all black to symbolize the death of feminism.
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Quit Your Unpaid Therapist Position
Being the “therapist” in a friendship can be fun for a bit, but it gets old fast. After too many discussions about the same topic, the conversation stops feeling productive and gets boring for the friend who has to constantly sympathize.
