Essays on TV

The X-Files is always somewhat of a mystery for the viewer, always leaving behind some question to ponder as the credits roll. Whether its wondering how someone can survive being burned alive, raised from the dead, or survive a run in with a horde of...

A near-future dystopia where women are forced into reproductive slavery to bear the children of the elite, The Handmaid’s Tale is transmitted through the medium of television and online streaming. The network Hulu is the sender of this message while the directors, writers, producers, and...

As society is becoming more modern in the Western sphere, people’s perceptions of certain ideologies and social groups have changed. Whilst I agree with Gherovici (2010) that transgender people are much more present in mainstream media today than they were twenty years ago, this representation...

The movie I will be examining is Once Upon a Time in China. It is directed and produced by Tsui Hark. The main actors were Jet Li, Rosamund Kwan, and Biao Yuen, this movie was produced in August, 15th, 1991. A summary of Once Upon...

Post colonialism literature has been the recent phenomenon of the 20 C which manly focused on pointing out and fighting against the cultural, ideological, psychological, political geographical etc. invasion and influence on “less” civilized people of Africa, India, Australia, Asia and America even though there...

One of the best series of world television returns, via Netflix, with ‘The Road’, a story that begins where the original ends, but without the leading weight of Bryan Cranston. Films as epilogues of hit series seem to be the new reef opened by the...

Voice technology has a significant impact on a person’s life. This technique has changed the way we buy or search the net. Now everything is done through voice. Voice devices like Alexa or Google Home have already gained popularity among people with basic tasks. So...