#existentialism

#existentialism

PUP confronts world-weary discontent with deadpan humor, hard-earned wisdom and a lot of heart, transforming existential dread into joyful and uplifting music.

Vivi thanks Zidane and his friends for the adventures, stating, "That's why we have to help each other and live life to the fullest."

Pursuing an authentic life is the most meaningful path; perfectionism often leads to insecurity and feelings of unworthiness. Coping mechanisms may stem from false beliefs.

If the world were to perish in flames, I'm pretty sure it would be no more than it deserved.

In this film, vampires serve not just as horror elements but as metaphors for institutional racism, illustrating how it drains the life and joy from African Americans.

Sigmund Freud mistakenly believed that human civilization would mature and outgrow childlike thinking in religion, but the Pew survey shows that spirituality remains deeply embedded in society.

The subject of saṃvega is a disquieting feeling that we all experience at some point, reinforcing our sense of unease about life's purpose.

"These scenes are something in Zsa-Zsa's brain - some neurological experience that he's having. Somewhere along the line, we realize this guy is being confronted with his own death so aggressively and overtly that it's actually starting to change his view of the world, which is not something he's ever been open to. And what he's learning in those moments I guess he's learning from himself."

Robinson’s characters constantly embody a Midwestern sense of impotence, vulnerably trapped in the contradictions of their environment, desperately crying for some relief from life's chaos.

Murderbot, a self-aware security cyborg, navigates its newfound freedom while hoping to pursue trivial pastimes instead of its programmed duties.

The loss of self regards the forces that tend to hinder our growth and disrupt our ecology of self, shaped by relationships, environments, and experiences.

In The Body in Pain, Elaine Scarry articulates that pain’s resistance to language not only makes sharing experiences of suffering difficult but also actively destroys the very language we use to convey them.

"which is to say wandering away from any self he might have spoken of the hour the foolishness with which we sculpt time into a life"

At the 2025 SXSW Film & TV Festival, numerous genre films grapple with existential questions surrounding death, identity, and the possibility of life after life.

In an increasingly polarised political world, it's rare to encounter such a rogue and bafflingly strong opinion like this out of nowhere.

Love Me provides a thoughtful, almost novelistic approach to exploring consciousness and the evolution of its two main characters, ultimately posing profound questions about existence.