More young adults live with their parents now than in any previous generation.
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Shoebox by D’Lo Louis – Reflections of youth
On the wall of teenager James’s bedroom is a vision board.
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Anything Helps by Max DeFalco – It’s terminal
Cinema will always have a place for degrading cringe comedy.
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Dirty Towel by Callie Carpinteri – Stain remover
“Popping your cherry,” “losing your V-card,” “getting deflowered”
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Verbal Diarrhea by Miriam Gabriel – Dance like everybody’s watching
When we have HD cameras in our pockets at all times and a dozen platforms on which to distribute whatever footage we choose to film, it’s easy to use filmed footage — once so expensive and limiting to create — to tell whatever kind of stories we want.
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Robotica by Isabella Ivos – The machine never stops
One of the cruel ironies of the 21st century
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True Affection by Wale Matuluko – Lagos diaries
True Affection opens with an image of Sewa (Funmbi Toye) in a wedding veil, shot in gorgeous monochrome, completely surrounded by a black background.
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Seeking Engagement by Jacob Halpren – Down on one knee
The word “engagement” is a funny one