Shae Sennett
Location
Brooklyn, New York
Expertise
Foreign Films, HBO Original Series, Classic Films
- Before writing at /Film, Shae held an entry-level position at Le Cinema Club, an independent film streaming service, and volunteered at the Film-maker's Cooperative, an avant-garde 16mm film archive
- Shae's most-liked review on Letterboxd is a five-star rating of the 2018 Disney musical "Z-O-M-B-I-E-S."
- As a journalist, Shae has interviewed Kang ho Song of "Parasite" fame and acclaimed Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda.
Experience
Shae Sennett has bylines in publications like Screen Slate, Bright Lights Film Journal, and others. For /Film alone, she has published breaking news, deep-dive analyses, and exclusive interviews. Shae specializes in extensive research and is a big fan of cinematic history. Her personal and professional background is largely in independent and foreign films but she also loves watching and writing about television.
Education
In 2021, Shae Sennett graduated magna cum laude from Hunter College with a B.A. in English and Film. She received the Lumiere Award for distinguished work in Cinema Studies and received special departmental honors in English.
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Stories By Shae Sennett
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A non-victory, non-defeat.
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You're going to want to sit down on your cow-print couch to read this one.
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The series finale is likely going to be a bloody one.
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The pair have a similar banter in real life that almost perfectly mirrors their characters.
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Could this weekend's finale feature the surprise to end all surprises?
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We're not ready to say goodbye to the ruthless Roy family either.
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What sort of people would stop a brother speaking for the sake of a share price?
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Barry might be referencing the Old Testament when justifying his return to killing, but he has definitely crafted his own definition of religion.
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Never let your personal life invade your professional performance, Tom.
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Matsson might be Shiv's only ally left, but she is still going to fight tooth and nail. Kendall and Roman should know by now - nobody puts Shivy in a corner.
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We created a night of good TV. That's all we did. Nothing happens.
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Barry has gone from moonlighting as a hitman to a stiff-shirted stay-at-home dad. He's done a complete 180-degree pivot.