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“Room Camp” is the Short to Watch by Keana Águila Labra

23 Sep 202017 Oct 2024
Image source: anime-planet The short anime, "Room Camp", or Heya Camp, originally began as a manga titled Laid-Back Camp. However, this anime is anything but ‘laid-back’.  Though this is a…
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“Fine Line”: Summer Skies & Empty Hands by Anushka Bidani

21 Sep 202018 Oct 2024
Image source: WallpaperCave This fucking album. I honestly love it & hate it in equal measure at this point because it's been NINE months since it first dropped & I'm…
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A Review: Film “Things to Come” by Amelia David

20 Sep 202020 Sep 2020
Image source: IMP Awards Over the past few months, my obsession with women has reached new heights. I read their writing obsessively and inhale their movements in films as if…
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Today’s Menu for the Emiya Family: Fluffy, Enjoyable Spin-Off of Popular Fate Series, Fate/stay night by Keana Águila Labra

23 Oct 201917 Oct 2024
Image source: YouTube user pep anime Emiya-san Chi no Kyou no Gohan, or Today’s Menu for the Emiya Family, is a spin-off series of the popular Fates franchise, specifically Type-Moon’s…
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Pan de Peace!: A Wholesome Loaf of Friendship and Bread by Keana Águila Labra

10 Sep 201917 Oct 2024
Image source: https://www.zerochan.net Pan de Peace, or Peace through Bread, is an anime adaptation by Asahi Production that began as a yon-koma, or a four-panel manga strip by Emily, which…
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The King of a Continent: Microwaving Bread and Layering Vocals by Jayant Bakshi

28 Aug 201917 Oct 2024
Image source: Rolling Stone Imagine being a ten year old in Jakarta, who is homeschooled and works at his mom’s cafe. The ten year old speaks multiple Oriental languages, but…
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Tsurune: The Taut String of Fate by Keana Águila Labra

13 Aug 201917 Oct 2024
Image source: Lost in Anime Sports are sometimes miscategorized under a single umbrella: chaotic clamor with dramatic actions and decisions meant to outwit the opposing team. However, there is a…
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Meddle: The Album That Should Have Been the Dark Side of the Moon by Jayant Bakshi

23 Jul 201917 Oct 2024
In my earlier days, when I was starting to be the kid on the front seats to whom you could talk to about music, the one album I oft frowned…
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Jonaki: Oceans of Existence by Poorvi Ahuja

19 Jul 201917 Oct 2024
Aditya Vikram Sengupta’s surreal and stirring film, Jonaki (2018), can only be experienced in its rawest form as meditative poetry. Shifting gazes and visceral frames, the film is an interlacing…
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Hanebado Sets the Pace for a Jampacked Season by Keana Águila Labra

8 Jul 201917 Oct 2024
With the rapidly increasing success and popularity of sports anime, come greater expectations. Movement must be well-animated and the action: gripping. The camaraderie between teammates must be endearing, heartfelt, and…

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