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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 5 Review | TIR Screens
Episode 5 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, “In the Name of the Mother,” delivers brutal action, emotional fallout, and the true cost of honor. As Dunk survives the Trial of Seven, Baelor’s fate shifts the balance of power in Westeros and proves that doing the right thing carries consequences far beyond the tourney…
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Black Coming-of-Age in the 1990s: Crooklyn
In Week 3 of our Black Coming-of-Age in the 1990s series, we revisit Crooklyn, Spike Lee’s semi-autobiographical portrait of childhood in 1970s Brooklyn. Through sibling rivalry, gender dynamics, colorism, community life, and sudden maturity, the film captures how memory, family, and neighborhood shape identity long before adolescence fully arrives.
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 4 Review | TIR Screens
Episode 4 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, titled “Seven,” transforms Dunk’s tournament ambitions into a public trial of honor. What begins as fallout from striking a prince escalates into a Trial by Seven that tests loyalty, knighthood, and the cost of standing by your ideals.
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Learning to Trust the Unfinished
A reflection on trusting unfinished creative work, honoring deadlines, and letting stories breathe without burning out.
