By: Amanda Guarragi “Only monsters play god.” Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is a literary work that explores humanity in its darkest form. Through the immorality of reconstructing a creature from bodily remains to cheat death, there’s a grounding level of humanity. Unfortunately, death is inevitable. And witnessing death at a young age can shape your perception of it, and the way the world functions around you. … Continue reading TIFF ’25: ‘Frankenstein’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi When we look at society, it has become more evident that a class system affects almost every aspect of the economy and living practices. Those who are less fortunate recognize the systemic privileges of a group of people. It feels impossible to enter that world, but there is an obsession with wanting to be part of it. Everyone has aspirations to become … Continue reading ‘Saltburn’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi When children are asked what they want to be when they grow up, some tend to gravitate towards fame. They want to be famous. To be known and be loved by all. Little do they know that when they achieve that level of fame, they are put on a pedestal and adoring fans can have rose-coloured glasses with their favourite celebrity. Specifically, … Continue reading ‘Priscilla’ Review
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