by Joseph A. Hazani May 16, 2013
Everyone has problems. Coping is a symptom of the human condition then. And how one copes is as unique as the individual. In the case of the Shrink that occupies the title of the film, that coping is copious amounts of marijuana. It is a near constant stream of inhaling marijuana cigarettes, in between therapy sessions, talk show sessions, and marijuana purchasing sessions. Early on....
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by Joseph A. Hazani May 15, 2013
Dystopias where the world is not covered in darkness are refreshing to experience. Particularly when as part of the machination of the dystopic there is a strong stratification of society. In fact, as strong as can be: the lower castes are forced to sacrifice their children in a pagan tribute to the state. It’s quite revealing that the power of the state is what is worshipped....
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by Joseph A. Hazani May 6, 2013
Power displays itself interestingly in the human species. Enough is never enough. Perhaps it is its mere exercise which captivates the beholder into creating a world that bows to them, prostrates to their self as if it is some invulnerability. How quaint, then. As Solomon was solemnly reminded, this too shall pass. But until its passing is its manifested corruption in the nature of....
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