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Imposter syndrome: psychological phenomenon that causes people to doubt their accomplishments and fear being exposed as a fraud persistently. I have had it for a while now. I don't know specifically the time, day, month nor year I it started, but I know I have it and it doesn't want to go away. Since 2012, I've put my mind to becoming a film director. Why? Back then, I simply felt that everything happening behind the scenes had an inexplicable magic I was unable to detach myself from. In additio

This essay is a reflection on what we believe and we think are deviations from our normal self. The movies you may see before or after reading this reflection are: Nosferatu (1922, Germany), Herzog’s Nosferatu (1979, Germany), Mulholland Drive (2001, USA), and A Different Man (2024, USA). Here are some thoughts of life that linger as I finish a film or a book, as I remember devouring movies back in 1990s, when I was in my twenties. I have watched movies the way I read the person, the character o

Sebastian Stan took as his personal goal to proof he is a really good actor this 2024, and A Different Man is his second way of prooving it. Under a sh*t-load of prostetics and makeup, comedy and heartbreaking scenes there is something truly worth watching. Edward (Sebastian Stan) is a guy who has this condition that deforms his face and does commercials about embracing disabilities and those who look different. But, his new neighbour Ingrid (Renate Reinsve) is a playwritter who treats him fairl

The 40th Sundance Film Festival is taking place from January 18th to January 28th, 2024. As the first major film festival of the year, the Sundance Film Festival is known for its unique film selections and market. Many commercial films choose to debut here and fetch a good price. In addition to the highly anticipated competition films each year, the Premieres and Midnight sections are also of great importance. The Premieres section showcases a mix of independent and commercial films, while the M