by Culture Unraveled | Sep 21, 2026 | Blog, Literature
A look into L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time To Act in Faith Written by Pratibha Sarah Jacob When troubles come knocking your door, what do you do? Face head on? Or look for someone who could solve it for you? Margaret (Meg) Murry, the protagonist of the Sci-fi novel A...
by Culture Unraveled | Aug 4, 2026 | Blog, Homepage, Literature, Uncategorized
A Look into Tolstoy’s Resurrection The Animal and the Spiritual Written by Pratibha Sarah Jacob In every human there are two beings; the Spiritual and the Animal. While the Spiritual seeks “that kind of happiness for oneself which tends towards the happiness of all”,...
by Culture Unraveled | Jul 21, 2026 | Blog, Cultural Phenomena, Film, Homepage
A Look at the New He-Man MovieNew Conscience, Old Costume New Conscience, Old Costume Written by Joshua George There’s a moment in the new He-Man movie where the hero, freshly transformed, picks up his sword to fight. A few scenes earlier, that same man was in a...
by Joshua George | Jul 14, 2026 | Blog, Film, Homepage
Written by Ben Joshua Why is our most futuristic filmmaker adapting our oldest story? For twenty years, Christopher Nolan has been the director we associate with what’s next. With ideas that feel borrowed from physics lectures and science fiction, Nolan has...
by Joshua George | Jul 7, 2026 | Blog, Homepage, Video Games
A look into Clair Obscur Expedition 33 When Grief and Games Converge Written by Joshua George When we pick up a controller and step into a digital world, we enter into a silent contract. The game promises us agency. It assures us that our inputs matter, that our...
by Culture Unraveled | Jun 16, 2026 | Blog, Film
A look into Mirzapur Can Hormones Drive Our Morality Written by Joshua George There was a time when it was easy to know who to root for in Mirzapur. Guddu Pandit began as the underdog—the young man pushed into violence by grief, injustice, and humiliation. The...
