You think you’re watching someone else’s childhood. Halfway through Belfast, you realise it’s yours.
If you’ve ever called somewhere 'home' and then walked away, this story will find you.
Photographer Sebastião Salgado passed away yesterday. It left me with a deep sense of loss. I still remember the impact after seeing his photography exhibition and the documentary The Salt...
Khalil Fong’s The Dreamer plays like a quiet farewell—gentle in sound but rich in meaning. In its melodies, we hear his love for music, his quiet humour, and a wisdom...
Tokyo’s Imperial Hotel, a living, breathing slice of history.
From Mogwai to Debussy, each track invites you to wander and reflect.
Discover Edinburgh’s charm through its beauty, its people, and its unforgettable atmosphere, even in the rain.
Explore the world of Cat Power—her haunting music, her struggles, and her indelible presence from a Taiwan road trip to my first music festival in London.
It’s been fifteen years since I became a child without a father. But I’d like to think he’s still out there, somewhere between the deep blue sea and the vast...
Lately, I’ve been dreaming more often than usual. One dream, in particular, was about my mother. The knot between my mother and me is a complicated one, something not easily...
When I was younger, I loved attending film festivals. Some days, I’d watch three or four films in a row, and I’d often stay after for panel discussions, listening to...
Yesterday, I thought of my father. Ten years have passed since his sudden passing, and it feels distant now—he feels distant. Memories blur and fade, so I wanted to record...
I still remember, years ago, renting the DVD of Norwegian Wood with my ex. We didn’t finish it. We couldn’t make sense of it, didn’t find it appealing. And so, Murakami’s...