Most people watch films.
We sit down, follow the story, feel something, and move on. A few days later, only fragments remain — a scene, a line, a vague emotion.
But what if watching films could be something more?
What if it could become a practice?
I’m happy to share that my new book is now available on Amazon:
“52 Films That Will Change How You Watch Movies — Watch, Think, Write.”
This is not a journal about movies.
It is a journal about how you see.
Over 52 weeks, this book invites you to slow down and engage with cinema differently. Each week, you watch one carefully selected film — not casually, but with intention. Each film comes with a “Viewing Lens,” a simple but powerful way to direct your attention.
Instead of asking “Did I like it?”, you begin to ask:
- What is this film doing?
- How is meaning being constructed?
- What am I noticing now that I didn’t before?
You write. You reflect. You return.
And slowly, something changes.
This book is built around a simple method:
Expect → Observe → Record → Reflect
It’s not about becoming a critic.
It’s about becoming aware.
By the end of the year, you don’t just have a list of films — you have a record of how your perception evolved.
The screen has not changed.
But you have.
What comes next?
This book is only the beginning.
I am currently working on the next project in this series:
👉 “Cinema Through Lacan: A 52-Week Journey into Psychoanalysis”
This will go deeper — using films as a medium to explore:
- desire
- the gaze
- fantasy
- the unconscious
Not as abstract theory, but as something you can see unfold on screen.
If this idea resonates with you — of watching more carefully, thinking more deeply, and turning cinema into a reflective practice — this journey is for you.
📘 Available now on Amazon soon!
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