#narrative

#narrative

Ghost of Tsushima tells a complicated and deeply troubling narrative about revenge, possible avunculicide, and a warrior pushed to commit atrocities in order to protect the people he loves.

Ruffy’s design resembles characters from the Paper Mario series, characterized by flatness and white outlines, resembling animated stickers in a platforming world.

The crackle of the campfire was the only thing that could be heard in the stillness of the hilltop. The rest of the valley was quiet, covered by the gentle night and a sea of stars above.

I didn't get to play too much of Time Stranger at Summer Game Fest--about 20 minutes in total. After exploring a hub-like area and seeing various Digimon (including a fun Digimon Adventure 02 easter egg of Veemon, Hawkmon, Armadillomon, and Wormmon hanging out together)...

Ito transforms Midtown Manhattan into a personal canvas with 'The Enlightenment,' merging memory and myth through a vibrant multi-site installation.

Vuong muses on three types of family: the nuclear, the chosen, and the often overlooked circumstantial family formed in workplaces and through shared labor.

As Jason continues his drive, we see road signs for multiple locations--Ambrosia, Downtown, VCI Airport, and Southside among them--before the scene cuts to Jason lifting weights on a beach.

Aldo is a special kind of liar. He lies for the pleasure of lying. His enjoyment is so great that he can't stop even after he realizes that, when reality sweeps the lie away, the consequences are devastating.

Emily Henry's latest novel, Great Big Beautiful Life, which will be released on April 22, explores the stories we tell ourselves about our lives and how remembering the past can enrich our present or hold us back from enjoying the possibilities of today, keeping us entangled in our self-limiting beliefs.

Lesage's narrative films reflect his documentary roots, capturing the subtleties of human emotion and relationships with a patient, observational style that immerses viewers.

"I tried to draw one or two pages a day. I started turning those words into images. I always try to use as few words as possible, if something can be said with images I try to do it that way."

Leo Bhanji believes success as a songwriter comes from expressing confusion, which he captures in his music through fragmented narratives and emotive melodies.