Our Favorite Female Characters
The YAM Magazine staff picks their favorite female characters from both film and television.
Tagged: year: 2003
Natsuo Kirino – Grotesque
Grotesque is billed as a murder mystery, but it’s less of a whodunit than a probing inquiry into the ills of society.
YAM Loves: Doona Bae
Her strong character and her work ethic are what make Doona Bae a stand out amongst the vast sea of actors worldwide. She is humble about her beginnings as an actress and continues to shine at what she does without ever giving herself airs of superiority.
Spring Bears Love
Spring Bears Love is a rather atypically typical movie — it has all the elements behind your run of the mill romantic dramedy, but it feels “indie” in its making.
Future Shorts Spring 2012 Program
Future Shorts Festival, now the biggest global pop-up film festival, unveils their Spring Season program and introduces the Future Shorts Audience Award.
J Dilla – Music’s Prodigal Son
Sometimes we find ourselves at the point between inspiration and concept where the music that we come across just defies everything we know about modern sound. One such prophet of soundscape is J Dilla.
The Journey of a Sci-fi Hating Person – Battlestar Galactica: The Miniseries – Part I
The journey of watching Battlestar Galactica for a person who hates sci-fi.
Art of Walt Disney, The (2011 Edition)
The Art of Walt Disney was a book released back in 1973 chronicling what was, then, Walt Disney’s animation legacy. As the years have gone by, they’ve been re-releasing the book with some updated information — after these many years, the book is massive.
Making Albums: Perpetually Missing the Mark
Throughout the years, Jay Chou has released a string of albums that always seem to have a clash in concept, style and image. Chou, as an image consultant himself, should have realized his mistake sooner.
