Writing Samples
“Beyond the Man Trap”
This essay delves into the evolution of the femme fatale archetype throughout film history, tracing its portrayal from early cultural roots to its modern-day representations. It highlights how the femme fatale has transitioned from a symbol of patriarchal fears to a more complex figure embodying both empowerment and commodification, reflecting shifting societal attitudes towards women.
“The Witch: Ontology of the Photographic Image”
Andre Bazin's ontological perspective on the photographic image emphasizes its ability to capture reality in its purest form, devoid of subjective interpretation. In Robert Eggers' film "The Witch," this concept manifests through the meticulous attention to historical detail and naturalistic cinematography, which immerse viewers in the austere world of 17th-century New England. 
“Emotion, Cinema and How it Impacts Us”
The video essay explores the emotional and cinematic parallels between Wim Wenders' "Paris, Texas" and John Cassavetes' "A Woman Under The Influence." It delves into how both films depict intimate human struggles with themes of identity, communication, and emotional isolation, while also analyzing their distinct cinematic styles and approaches to storytelling.