repurposing the unfinished: lessons on failure from everything everywhere all at once
What if failure isn’t real? Everything Everywhere All At Once invites us to reconsider what it means not to succeed—and to see the leftovers of our choices as the beginning of something new.
distraction & meaning in everything everywhere all at once
In Everything Everywhere All At Once, the chaos of the multiverse mirrors our struggle with distraction and meaning. What happens when everything demands our attention?
loss of innocence in vengeance: trust, betrayal, & growing up
Loss of innocence is something we all experience, sometimes suddenly, sometimes quietly. In this reflection on the film Vengeance, I share how this kind of loss can shift our understanding of our own corner of the world—and why it matters.
what the film vengeance teaches us about grief & relationships
In this post 2nd post in a series of three about BJ Novak’s film Vengeance, I reflect on what the movie reveals about loss, love, and choosing connection over division.
loving someone who struggles with addiction: reflections on the film vengeance
Addiction doesn’t define a life. Drawing on the film Vengeance, this post explores how families love, grieve, and honor someone beyond their struggle.