Wes Anderson: Writer, Director & Visionary

The following essay was written for the course LIT-135: Critical Approach to Cinema. The assignment was to review any film we watched during the semester. Wes Anderson: Writer, Director & Visionary  “The Royal Tenenbaums,” a film directed by Wes Anderson in 2001, follows the bizarre story of an estranged family composed of former child prodigies […]

Band-Aids can’t cover the pain you’ve caused me; they may temporarily hide my wounds, but I’m still bleeding underneath the bandage. Eventually, the blood will dry and the cut will close. Even though the scab can be picked off and slowly peeled away, it will scar and remain as a physical evidence that what happened […]

Firefly

If I were a lightning bug, I’d be the one trapped inside the glass jar. Theoretically speaking, I am outside with all the other fireflies, flying around, but there’s still something restricting me. Of course, the jar was created by my own mind- it is a metaphorical figment of my imagination that I willingly flew into- but […]

Today is July 13, 2012. Approximately 194 days have gone by. In simpler terms, more than half of the year has elapsed. Once in a while, I glance at my 2012 New Year’s Resolutions list that I created on the sticky note app. Instead of listing a bunch of improvements, I set 50 realistic accomplishments […]

Have you ever wanted to just break something? A plate. A window. A picture frame.   To make something fall apart like you did. A face. A vase.   To destroy something so fragile, so vulnerable, so immaculate.   A heart.