Laissez-faire improvised scenarios multifaceted bamboozled chagrin, Antoine Doinel decides to join the army from which he isn't honourably discharged.
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
Stolen Kisses
Friday, June 12, 2026
Lost in Yonkers
Intelligence, when examined multifacetedly, has many industrious tributaries, whether it's the hands-on practical methods of labour and commerce, or the idle imaginative nature of academia.
Friday, May 1, 2026
Office Space
Difficult to know what path to follow as convergent multiplicities stabilize and fluctuate, the sure and steady at times withdrawn, the wild chaotic occasionally solid.
Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Denouemental
The sensational appeal of easy money can't be ignored by local entertainers, hellbent on avoiding the grind through clever artifice and dissimulation.
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Embargo
A lot of the time nothing happens, it's just another pit stop on random travels through remote deep space.
Tuesday, April 7, 2026
Schizopolis
The _________ had made the Stanley Cup Finals again and people throughout the country were pumped. I was hoping they would pick up the underdog win and heavily cheered in their traditional favour. A friend texted one day with a question about their chances, but before I could answer I saw a turtle on the road. I picked the turtle up and helped him or her cross to the other side. But upon reaching the safe embankment, it turned around and scampered back whence he had come. I couldn't text my friend and state that this sign likely meant that ___________ was going to lose the series, I could only hope and pray I was wrong. Fortunately, I never told anyone about the prophetic turtle. It made things much easier when __________ lost and people were fuming mad.
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Through the Trees
Itinerant industry flexibly enabled as resourceful families seek continuity, their newfound country strange and mysterious in haunting possession of otherworldly customs.
Friday, January 9, 2026
Movie Crazy
December quill-equipped ensemble factor modiqualm quotient chordal fillet, exacting fluidity kinetic flow hypochondriac misgivings cardiac crux.
Tuesday, December 30, 2025
Amélie
Archibald Arbuckle submarine claw viaduct visual steamwhistlin' snore, sandromeda twilight bewitching scene vestibule vocals undulant sway.
Thursday, December 4, 2025
Miracle on 34th Street
It often seems like the jaded objective concrete materialistic obsession, is a feature of contemporary times which didn't exist in bygone days.
Friday, November 14, 2025
Chronicle of a Summer
Happiness can be difficult to find if you spend your time consistently looking for it, questions seeking to discover if you're happy often encouraging disgruntled malaise.
Friday, October 3, 2025
Man is not a Bird
Kickstarter questerley invoked adventure intermittent mangroves quixotic quota, exceeding rubiconstruct ludic illumination reliable industry clandestine craft.
Tuesday, September 9, 2025
Daybreak
Athletic whimsy diligent comport innate reliability vigorous anime, disciplined strata convivial charm tight-knit community innocent resilience.
Friday, July 4, 2025
The Freshman
One of the strangest phenomenons I discovered while reading animal-themed literature in my youth, was found in Farley Mowat's Sea of Slaughter which I couldn't find the strength to finish.
It's a remarkably detailed account of mass extinction in North America, of the myriad species that have gone extinct since ye olde Columbus finally landed.
It was too sad for me to get through and the lack of sustainable development initiatives was disheartening, environmental groups pushed aside with much more authority and infantilization than they are these days.
The general lack of concern for the lives of integral multidimensional animals, reminds me of a made-for-TV film they used to show every year in my youth.
It was designed to encourage children to stop caring about farm animals, in the film a young child passionately loves their pet, who is one day destined for the dinner table.
By the end, they have accepted that their good friend indeed had to be sacrificed, and even though they're rather sad, they still get on with work and play.
I didn't buy it, I still felt bad for the innovative animal friend who had to be slaughtered, and although many other viewers accepted the outcome, I never really saw why it was shown across the land.
Wanting the schoolyard teasing and criticisms to stop I never really pushed the matter, however, and went about my daily routine as other shows appeared on television.
Nevertheless, in Sea of Slaughter Mr. Mowat thoughtfully points out, that when some bird species were going extinct, scientists killed many of the last remaining individuals.
They did so so they could preserve their stuffed remains within a display case, and write about their lives and habits with ominous summative elaboration.
Why they didn't try to save the species was what surprised me the most, in my youth they were the ones dependably engaged to protect endangered animals.
Why does the carnal instinct to embrace death with misguided enthusiasm, still drive so many psychotics like the ones you find within The Freshman?
Fortunately, as the film demonstrates, clever entrepreneurs consistently cheat them.
But what for a world where it wasn't necessary?
To stop people cashing in on death.
*I don't know if it's a must-see for Godfather fans, but I recommend it, it's well done.
Tuesday, June 17, 2025
Silkwood
A difficult life tempestuously driven by the sincere desire to share bold reckonings, dynamic friendships and bohemian protocols keeping things multilaterally attuned.
Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Strange Brew
A TV show is granted to two playful brothers who take rest and relaxation beyond excessive limits, their habitual shenanigans still sincerely amusing and able to please a critical crowd.
Friday, March 14, 2025
Pokolenie (A Generation)
In occupied Poland in 1942, a group of courageous citizens unite, and bravely fight back against Nazi oppression, while looking towards a much brighter future.
Friday, February 14, 2025
Der siebente Kontinent (The Seventh Continent)
Difficult to know where to find spiritual fulfillment within cultures dominated by dubious markets, consistently disseminating similar messages decade after decade epoch after epoch.
Friday, January 17, 2025
Soleil Ô
It's important to play an active role, to take part, to add your voice, racial discrimination is an unsettling reality that consistently frustrates able bodied workers.
Friday, December 20, 2024
Transformers One
Tough and experimental young friends resiliently attuned to calisthenic mischief, bored with their jobs and inherently curious about the political composure of their planet's temperament.