Movies and TV shows

Albus Dumbledore’s strength lies not in magic, but in his belief in choice. Through past regrets and guiding others, he proves that character is shaped by decisions, not destiny or power.

James Bond remains relevant by offering grounded storytelling, emotional depth, and evolving characters. Unlike superheroes, 007’s human flaws, adaptability, and elegance keep the franchise timeless and globally compelling.

Gandalf’s transformation from Grey to White marks a shift from humble guide to powerful leader, reflecting increased divine authority and a renewed mission to directly combat evil.

'Squid Game' is a gripping thriller and powerful critique of capitalism, exposing wealth inequality, systemic desperation, and moral compromise, while questioning how far people will go to survive in a broken society.

‘Before Sunrise’ was inspired by a real night Richard Linklater spent with Amy Lehrhaupt in 1989. They talked until dawn and never met again. Amy died in 1994, never seeing the film she helped inspire—a love story without a sequel, but with lasting impact

Daphne du Maurier’s 'My Cousin Rachel' subverts the femme fatale trope, portraying Rachel as an independent, enigmatic woman. The story critiques male bias and challenges traditional portrayals of female power.

In 'Split', The Beast—Kevin’s darkest alter—embodies trauma, survival, and twisted justice. More than a villain, he symbolises how pain can manifest into terrifying, yet complex, psychological power.

Filmmakers hide cameras in mirror shots using clever angles, fake mirrors, body doubles, or digital effects. From hidden sets to CGI, it's all movie magic designed to keep the illusion alive without showing the crew or breaking the scene’s realism.

Stephen King's ‘Dollar Baby’ program lets film students adapt select short stories for just $1. Aimed at non-commercial use, it helps aspiring filmmakers hone their craft. Notable alumni include Frank Darabont.

'Lilo & Stitch' endures for its heartfelt themes of chosen family, healing, and empathy—blending humour, grief, and love in a timeless tale of ohana that still resonates deeply today.