• Film Club: 12 Angry Men

    Let’s explore the philosophical tensions running through the story: reason and emotion, certainty and doubt, fairness and bias, individuality and social pressure, truth and persuasion. Rather than treating the film as a puzzle with one smugly “correct” answer, the session invites a shared inquiry into what it reveals about moral responsibility, democratic disagreement, and the […]

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  • Death, Dying, and the Myth of Being Special

    Death is the one appointment none of us can cancel, reschedule, or pretend got lost in the spam folder. Yet for something so certain, it remains strangely difficult to talk about. We avoid it, joke about it, medicalise it, spiritualise it, fear it, romanticise it, and occasionally turn it into prestige television. This event invites […]

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  • Film Club: Blade Runner

    In a rain-soaked future of neon towers, artificial people, corporate gods, and trench coats with suspiciously good staying power, Blade Runner asks questions that still feel uncomfortably close to home. What makes a life count? Who gets treated as disposable? Can emotion be manufactured, freedom programmed, or memory trusted? Beneath its smoky streets and synth-soaked […]

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  • Control, Choice & the Comfortable Cage

    Control is everywhere, even when nobody seems to be holding the remote. We try to control our emotions, our habits, our futures and occasionally the thermostat when someone else has clearly made a terrible decision. At the same time, families, workplaces, governments, social expectations, economic circumstances and relationships all shape what we can do and […]

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