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Sound of Subtitles: A Dissertation Update (Introduction)

An introduction to a new series on this site, in which I announce my dissertation topic for my film course this semester.

My first official predictions for the 2022 Academy Awards, focusing on the eight above-the-line categories.

After months of infrequent posts, a lost in direction and being overwhelmed from other parts of my life, Film For Thought is coming back soon.

A look into how three different pieces of media within TV, music, and novels represent bisexuality as of recent.

A review of the first season of Loki, which aired on Disney+. Directed by Kate Herron and starring Tom Hiddleston and Sophia Di Martino.

An analysis and review of The Father (2021), looking at the leading performances as well as the production design.

A review of the films I saw in the cinema of May 2021, including Those Who Wish Me Dead, Mortal Kombat, and A Quiet Place Part II.

Reflecting on mental health depictions within movies, Amy takes a look at one of her favourite films: Silver Linings Playbook.

With the 2020/2021 award season officially done, it is time to look forward and see which films may compete at the 2022 Oscars.

With the cinemas re-opening in the UK in a week, it is time to look forward and see what films I am excited to see at the cinema in May.

An update on what happened in the past year on Film For Thought and what the plan is for the near future.

In a year where the Oscars will have the lowest viewing figures of all time, I write a piece on why I will be watching them this year.

A review of the show The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, the second Marvel mini-series. Starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan.

My full predictions on who will win an award at the 2021 Independent Spirit Awards.

A review of the 2021 film Black Bear, which is releasing on digital on April 23rd. Starring Aubrey Plaza and Christopher Abbott.