Setting the Stage: The Nuances of ‘The Favourite’ When venturing into the realm of period pieces, the attention to detail and historical accuracy becomes paramount. Yet, the art lies not just in reproducing an era but in interpreting it through the lens of today. In the case of ‘The Favourite’, director Yorgos Lanthimos alongside screenwritersContinue reading “Unveiling Social Hierarchy: A Look into the Screenplay of ‘The Favourite’ (2018)”
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The Cult of the Anti-Hero: An Analysis of ‘Dexter’ (2006-2013)
Introduction to the Anti-Hero and the Anatomy of ‘Dexter’ The anti-hero is a complex character archetype that has fascinated audiences across various media platforms, from graphic novels to TV shows. These morally ambiguous figures defy conventional heroism, representing a nuanced view of human nature that is far from black and white. Understanding the anti-hero requiresContinue reading “The Cult of the Anti-Hero: An Analysis of ‘Dexter’ (2006-2013)”
From Play to Screen: Dissecting the Screenplay of ‘Fences’ (2016)
The Roots of ‘Fences’: August Wilson’s Stage Play and Its Transition to Screen “Fences,” a 1985 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, was the brainchild of August Wilson, a renowned playwright who meticulously chronicled the African-American experience in the 20th century through a ten-play series often referred to as the Pittsburgh Cycle. In 2016, the world witnessed theContinue reading “From Play to Screen: Dissecting the Screenplay of ‘Fences’ (2016)”
The Brilliance Behind the Jokes: A Review of ‘The Good Place’
Introduction and Unraveling the Unconventional Screenplay Structure “The Good Place,” an American television series by Michael Schur, premiered in 2016, quickly garnering attention for its distinctive blend of humor and moral philosophy. This attention was well-merited; the show beautifully and humorously navigates through thought-provoking ethical and philosophical quandaries, bringing new life to the world ofContinue reading “The Brilliance Behind the Jokes: A Review of ‘The Good Place’”
From Dystopian Novel to Cult Classic: The Making of ‘A Clockwork Orange’ (1971)
Mastering the Adaptation: Kubrick’s Screenwriting Approach to ‘A Clockwork Orange’ From its earliest conception, ‘A Clockwork Orange,’ a masterpiece helmed by the inimitable Stanley Kubrick, offers a wealth of insights for the budding screenwriter. Navigating the precarious terrain from dystopian novel to big screen required not only a creative vision but a deep understanding ofContinue reading “From Dystopian Novel to Cult Classic: The Making of ‘A Clockwork Orange’ (1971)”
A.I. in Screen Trade 