My latest video essay on The Wailing has been out for a few days now, breaking down one of the most haunting final acts in cinema. Link below👇

Look what I got in the mail today. Thanks to everyone to everyone who made this possible!

He said to them, “Why are you troubled, and why do doubts rise in your minds?" - Luke 24:38

I’ll be making a special Q&A video soon.
Ask me anything, about movies, the channel, my process, or whatever you’re curious about, in the comments below.👇

THANK YOU.

My video essay on Kinji Fukasaku's Battle Royale (2000) is out now. Link in the comments🔴

30 years ago, two strangers met on a train.
A film about nothing. Just two people talking. And somehow, it became the greatest love story ever put to screen.
New video on Linklater’s Before Trilogy is out now.👇

New video essay on Richard Linklater's Before Trilogy drops tomorrow. It's my longest video on the channel so far, but I think these movies deserve it.🌅

'In the Mood for Love' premiered 25 years ago in Cannes.
What a beautiful piece of cinema, and as Maggie said then, it 's impact will last an eternity. If you love the film, check out my video on it's turbulent production down below.

This film plays tricks on you.
New video on The Handmaiden is now live. Link below👇

My video essay on Park Chan-wook's The Handmaiden is released tomorrow. I had a lot of fun making it and I'm really excited about sharing it with you all. Here's a few screenshots ahead of the release:

Happy 1st of May everyone! Chungking Express has a very special place in my heart, especially since my video on it was the first big step for my channel. It was my introduction to the wonderful work of Wong Kar-wai and it's a film I can endlessly re-watch.
youtu.be/v8yjOlMTgYY

"What does a crook know about love?"

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There's something satisfying in the coincidence that the 100th film I watched this year is also the 1250th logged on my Letterboxd, it's all nice and round. Also, Neo Sora's Happyend blew me away, I'd love to talk about it in a video someday.

My new video is out! A deep dive into the strange, still, and brilliant world of Takeshi Kitano. A comedian, cult filmmaker and one of the most unique editors. I was fascinated by him since my teenage years so I'm happy to finally get to talk about his work. Link below👇

My video essay on the legendary yakuza filmmaker Takeshi Kitano is released tomorrow! I'm really excited about this one, I was watching his films since I was a teenager and I've been looking forward to making this video for years. Make sure to check it out on Sunday.

"If memories could be canned, would they also have expiry dates? If so, I hope they last for centuries." - Chungking Express (1994)