“there is no something without nothing.”
Kogonada is such a special filmmaker. His work isn’t for everyone, and what works for me might not work for you, but everything about his films works for me. He is meticulous and delicate and has such a tenderness in his artistic voice that begs for a dialed-in, emotionally attuned audience. He demands attention to the little things, the beauty in the mundane, in clean lines, in knick-knacks and orange peels. He can tackle…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I need the unbearable weight of pedro pascal on top of me.
So here’s the thing: I’m bi. I’ve never said that out loud, never even typed it. I’m out to absolutely nobody. Except, I guess, anyone who’s reading this now.
I don’t necessarily believe in fate, but I do believe that sometimes the universe places things in your life exactly when and where you need them. For me, perhaps one of the best examples of that is Love, Simon.
A few things about me: I’m a senior in my final few…
