Reflections on Film

Each of these essays begins the same way: with a feeling. Something a film held, or missed, or almost said. Some pieces are long and layered; others, just fragments that linger. But all of them come from watching with care.

This page gathers the reflections I’ve written on film—organized for quiet discovery. There’s no need to read them in order. Just follow what draws you in.

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🗂️ All Film Essays

• The VVitch— Original sin, ancestral fear, and the cost of comfort
• Past Lives—  memory, migration, and the lives we almost lived
• Death of a Unicorn — satire, myth, and what remains sacred
• Mickey 17 — multiplicity, memory, and the hunger to be loved