Month of the Mo
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Not the light-reading comedy I expected, but the story I didn't know I needed.
Η Δίκη (The Trial)
A play about a man waiting for permission to live, and the one sentence I have not been able to put down since.
The Lighthouse
A poetic, black-and-white masterpiece full of symbolism and psychology.
Mulholland Drive
A hyped-up film with some beautiful visual work, a great idea and terrible storytelling.
Bullet Train
Fast-paced, interesting action comedy with storylines merging towards a finale with a bang.
In Jeff We Trust
Fun and quirky short film with more depth than meets the eye at first.
The Convincing Machine
AI is here to stay, but what is it really?
Budapest
The city along the banks of the danube, it stuck with me.
Digger
Weird, but very artsy film. Love it!
The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet
A cozy Sci-Fi story from Becky Chambers
Chromata
Black and white is not the absence of colour. It is a decision about what to see.
The war room and the drawing room
On alarm systems running outdated software, a week that felt like a siege, and what the child was drawing while I stood guard.
Healed enough to feel the walls
On recovery wards, cages, and the night I understood the difference.
Start enjoying, stop chasing - a perspective change
How I came to change my perspective and enjoy the moment rather than chasing the future
The monster on the horizon
On the fear of crushing dreams
The book I keep not writing
On a desire I never looked in the eyes.
Freediving
I finally tried freediving. I learned something new, but I also saw what I worried I'd see
It's like building blocks - but better!
A diary entry from the year 2001, written by a 12-year-old who was very excited about computers.
What do you want to be, when you grow up?
A diary entry from the year 2000, written by a 12-year-old who was very sure about the future.
Welcome to the whimsical log of Martin Splitt!
A digital diary of fun, adventures and general life observations.
Buenos Aires
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