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That’s So Gay…Because It Actually Is

By: Michaela Barton 15th Dec 202014th Dec 2020

Columns, That's So Gaybut im a cheerleader, dolly parton, moonlight, portrait of a lady on fire, Pride, the birdcage, the favourite, the handmaiden, the watermelon womanLeave a Comment

It’s that time of year again: Dolly Parton’s A Holly Dolly Christmas is playing and it’s time to make the yuletide gay except…. I don’t have any queer Christmas themed ideas. Sorry. I tried, I really did but man, did this year fry my brain! I could write a piece dissecting how gay Rudolph is,…

Drey and Dan look thoughtfully at each other in Half Nelson

Ennui on the Screen and Life Lessons

By: Ceridwen Millington 15th Sep 202014th Sep 2020

Ennui on the Screencucumber, Dead Poets Society, Essay, Finding Forrester, Half Nelson, Mahershala Ali, moonlight, Robin Williams, ryan gosling, Sean ConneryLeave a Comment

Entertainment has often show education on the screen, but where has this representation failed and succeeded? Might it be able to even teach us how we can learn better in life itself?

This image is from the film Moonlight. A child is silhouetted by a beach at night.

How the ‘Moonlight’ (2016) Screenplay Uses Silence to Speak the Loudest

By: Gavin Spoors 26th Jun 202025th Jun 2020

Between The Lines: Diving Into the World of Screenwriting, Columns, Featured, Film, LGBTQ+between the lines, Film, LGBTQ+, moonlight, screenplay, scriptLeave a Comment

Moonlight is an epic story of one man’s personal life that utilises a particular style and writing voice. Jenkins juxtaposes earth-shattering narrative moments with words of stillness and quiet to amplify the effect it has on Chiron.