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Mario explains why American Fiction was his favorite movie experience of 2024.

TJ chooses his favorite movie experience of 2024 "Anora."

TJ and Mario talk about how the movies of Wes Anderson provide insights into understanding the Preserving Instinctual Bias.

In this episode of "The Enneagram in a Movie," Mario Sikora and TJ Dawe delve into the classic film "Get Shorty," exploring its rich themes through the lens of the Enneagram and the navigating instinctual bias. Join Mario and TJ as they discuss what makes "Get Shorty" a brilliant example of navigating dynamics, highlighting Elmore Leonard's knack for crafting intricate, character-driven narrati...

In this episode of "The Enneagram in a Movie," Mario Sikora and TJ Dawe turn their attention to the 2022 indie film "Emily the Criminal" starring Aubrey Plaza. As they explore the Enneagram Type 8 through Emily's journey, they highlight the film’s complex portrayal of a Navigating Type 8 woman, capturing both her grit and vulnerability as she faces the harsh realities of economic struggle, debt...

"Jackie Brown" is often hailed as Quentin Tarantino's understated masterpiece, featuring a nuanced and captivating story that unfolds around Jackie Brown, played by the legendary Pam Grier. As a flight attendant entangled with Ordell Robbie, a small-time arms dealer portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson, Jackie finds herself caught between law enforcement and the criminal world. Faced with life-threat...

In this episode of the "The Enneagram in a Movie," hosts Mario Sikora and TJ Dawe dive deep into three powerful portrayals of female Enneagram Type 8 characters: Furiosa from "Mad Max: Fury Road" and its prequel, "Furiosa"; Jackie Brown from Quentin Tarantino’s "Jackie Brown"; and Emily from "Emily the Criminal." The discussion centers on how these strong-willed, complex women navigate a world ...

In this video, TJ Daw and Mario Sikora dive into the fascinating world of horror films, exploring the iconic "Final Girl" trope-where a lone female character survives against all odds. From classic characters like Laurie Strode in "Halloween" to Ripley in "Alien," they unpack how this trope challenges gender expectations and reflects deep survival impulses. The discussion delves into how horror...

In this episode of the Enneagram in a Movie Video Podcast, TJ Dawe and Mario Sikora dive deep into the Enneagram Type Eight as portrayed in the classic film "No Country for Old Men." This Best Picture winner offers a rich psychological exploration through its two central characters: Llewelyn Moss and Anton Chigurh. Both are driven by the core motivations of Type Eight, but they display this in ...

Welcome to another episode in the Enneagram in a Movie series! Join hosts TJ Dawe and Mario Sikora as they explore an unexpected cinematic world-Hallmark movies! You might know Hallmark for their heartwarming holiday stories and idyllic small-town settings, but today, TJ and Mario look deeper to uncover how these films reflect the "preserving instinctual bias" of the ATA Enneagram In this episo...

TJ Dawe dissects "Prey" and explains how it depicts the Preserving instinctual bias. #enneagram #prey

TJ Dawe discusses how the movie "Crazy Rich Asians" displays the Navigating instinctual bias of the #Enneagram. @tjdawe2556

In this movie, @mariosikora discusses how #pennylane from the movie #almostfamous epitomizes #enneagram2 .

The Enneagram in a Movie's TJ Dawe @tjdawe2556 , talks about the Enneagram Type 9 through the movie "Amelie." #enneagram #enneagram9

Enneagram Type Eight and "Grease": The Enneagram in a Movie

Enneagram Type Five and Miller's Crossing: The Enneagram in a Movie

Enneagram Type Seven and "Inside Out": The Enneagram in a Movie

"Erin Brockovich" and Enneagram Type 6, "The Enneagram in a Movie"

Enneagram Type One and "Sicario" The Enneagram in a Movie

Enneagram Type 5 and "Annihilation"

Enneagram Type Four and "Frida"

Enneagram Type 9 and "Rocky"

Enneagram Type Three and "Six Degrees of Separation"

Enneagram Type Six and "Defending Your Life"

"The Eyes of Tammy Faye" and Enneagram Type Two

The Godfather and Enneagram Type 8

The Enneagram in a Movie: "Adam's Rib" and Enneagram Type 1