Sofia Laurent
3 articles published
Sofia Laurent is a cultural writer exploring cinema as a reflection of human experience. Her work sits at the intersection of film, emotion, and identity — focusing on how stories connect with audiences on a deeper level.
Based between Paris and Lisbon, Sofia writes about independent cinema, emerging directors, and the atmosphere of film festivals beyond the red carpet. She is particularly drawn to films that challenge perception and leave a lasting emotional trace.
Her writing is less about ratings and more about feeling — capturing the moments, moods, and meanings that stay with you long after the screen goes dark.
Articles by Sofia Laurent
Horror is no longer about fear and slasher films prove it
The assumption that audiences are tired of horror — particularly long-running slasher franchises — sounds convincing on paper. Sequels multiply, familiar masks ...
Sofia Laurent 
Cam (2018): Remove the Protection from My Copy
Lately, I’ve been hearing a wide range of opinions about this film—from complete admiration to outright frustration. I decided to find out which side I would fa...
Sofia Laurent 
Frankenstein Was Taken Seriously but Never Fully Believed
There are films that arrive at the Oscars fighting for recognition, and there are those that arrive already carrying it. Frankenstein belonged unmistakably to t...
Sofia Laurent