Author: Safia Khanam

A writer at Netflix Junkie, Safia Khanam is a Business Administration student with a passion for writing. Having been an avid reader and cinephile all her life, she enjoys sharing analysis and insights. The Intern, Dead Poets Society, and Anne With An E are her top preferences. When she’s not watching or reading anything, she likes to traverse the fields of calligraphy and other liberal arts. With an appreciation for culture and linguistics, she wishes to travel extensively and experience art and architecture firsthand.

“I’ve been a fan of Neve [Campbell] forever”: Becki Newton Shares Her Love for Mickey Haller’s Other Ex-Wife in ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’

imageBySafia KhanamMay 17, 2022
Meeting an artist you admire is something that has left fans star-struck many a time. But working with them is something else entirely. Actress Becki Newton was able to live out this fantasy as she worked with Neve Campbell in Netflix’s latest courtroom drama, The

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“It would have been false had we completely avoided it”: Marta Kauffman on Why It Was Important to Tackle Topics Like Aging, Death, and Fading Memory in Grace and Frankie

imageBySafia KhanamMay 16, 2022
From drugs to sexuality, we see a lot of content surrounding teenagers. Even adulthood has its fair share of representation in shows like Virgin River or The Good Doctor. But, one demographic we don’t often see on our screens is that of old people. Grace and Frankie is

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“I wasn’t thinking about age when I went to my audition”: Hwang In-Yeop on Playing Roles of Students in His Thirties and His Relationship With His Co-Stars on the Sound of Magic

imageBySafia KhanamMay 16, 2022
Most of us are used to seeing older actors, ones in their thirties, play the role of high school students. The most popular examples of this are Riverdale and The Vampire Diaries. A lot of times, this looks extremely out of place, with the most popular examples again being

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