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Character Moraldo from I Vitelloni lying down on a sofa, resting his head on his left arm, looking up towards the ceiling, contemplating. His facial expression is neutral.

An Ageless Portrayal of Time Lost, ‘I Vitelloni’ (1953) Captures Ennui That Feels All Too Familiar

Federico Fellini’s second outing as a solo director follows five men as they dream of different lives whilst drifting lazily through an Italian seaside town. Successfully capturing the equally profound aimlessness and longing within its protagonists, ‘I Vitelloni’ poignantly depicts both characters and places that feel familiar.

Ten Years On: Revisiting ‘Lost’ (2004) and its Unforgettable Finale

By: Ceridwen Millington 23rd May 202017th May 2020

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Few finales have received as much criticism as that of Lost, an event that as of today has seen ten years of medium-shaking history pass.

Ennui on the Screen and the Search for Happiness

By: Ceridwen Millington 12th May 202012th May 2020

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Cinema and television have not existed as long as the millennia-spanning history of recorded philosophical thought so, in their short existences, what have they had to say about happiness?