By: Mariana Isabel Ferreira Costa

Published: June 2, 2025

Lars Von Trier has consistently challenged the boundaries of cinematic form, narrative, and aesthetics through his radical and emotionally charged films. This article explores his transformative impact on contemporary cinema, with a particular focus on Dogville (2003), a film that marked a decisive break from conventional storytelling and production methods....

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By: Angelo Rafael Santos Del Rosario

Published: June 2, 2025

This study examines the evolving influence of cinema on Filipino audiences, highlighting its role as both a mirror of cultural identity and a medium for emotional escape. Films allow viewers to momentarily suspend reality, offering idealized worlds where aspirations are fulfilled and personal emotions are reflected through characters and narratives....

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By: Harrison Jonathan, Jonathan Emmanuel Reyes Dela Peña, Maria Ysabel Cruz Villanueva

Published: June 2, 2025

The global refugee crisis has escalated to historic proportions, with nearly 80 million forcibly displaced individuals recorded worldwide by the end of 2019. Among them, over 26 million are refugees seeking safety, stability, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives. As a global leader in refugee resettlement, the United States...

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By: Andreas Nikolaos , Ioanna Sofia Christodoulou

Published: June 2, 2025

This study explores the concept of hope as a measurable psychological trait, focusing specifically on the application of the Snyder Hope Scale within a healthcare setting. Drawing from interdisciplinary theories spanning psychology, medicine, and organizational behavior, the research begins with an overview of the foundational elements of hope theory. Special...

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