In pursuit of a quiet, fulfilling life.
There's a fine line between shedding light on an issue and exploitation, but the intention is what matters. This may mean choosing to tell a story with several images instead of a single evocative frame, but audiences will appreciate a narrative with context and you'll gain their trust as a result.
What makes Lost in Translation truly special is how it captures the beautiful sadness of making a fleeting connection in life. It plays in the realm of moral ambiguity, and it's within this structure that the film elegantly combines elements of romance and comedy.
Due to its poor marketing, you'd be forgiven for dismissing Children of Men upon its initial release in 2006, but don't pass it up now. It is an incredible film that has stood the test of time. Not just for it's captivating story, but for its relevant social commentary.
Here's a harsh realization that most people won't acknowledge: You can still find yourself to be incredibly lonely while in a relationship. This means that you need to be satisfied with yourself above all, or no one will ever make you happy, no matter how beautiful or successful they might be.
Instant text based messaging is undoubtedly the worst way to communicate when it comes to exchanging views on controversial topics. The valiant attempt of emojis aside, you have very little in the way of interpreting how something is intended to come across in a text message.
