FILM
Foreign language films teach histories to avoid repeating them
“La Bola Negra” highlights the importance of acknowledging the inherited past.
‘Youth’ has aged well so far
Sharon Horgan’s new HBO series is an entertaining look into aging.
‘Sense and Sensibility’ is senseless in its romantic subtlety
The latest version of the classic fails to understand why emotional restraint is necessary in romance.
K-drama writers discuss global storytelling, challenges
Students flocked to Tutor Campus Center on Thursday to hear acclaimed writers speak on their respective successes.
‘Clayface’ is an uninspired, underbaked story
The weak, generic film from the rebooted DC Universe released worldwide Friday.
Family ties unravel in ‘Oliver Creation’
A USC student film draws on real relatives to surface underlying family tensions.
Margaret Qualley is the love of her own life
Amazon MGM’s new film depicts the star as a grieving nurse navigating life and love after loss.
USC students create short film ‘Destino Dominó’
The short film underlines themes of culture, patience and familial love through a game of dominoes.
Nollywood in Hollywood presents ‘Stories Without Borders’
The annual showcase screened five shorts related to the Black diaspora.
Academy Award winners can win hearts too
The romance genre should not be disregarded by so-called serious actors.
Janelle Monáe’s Wondaland returns to USC
The panel explores the world of horror, sound and prosthetics.
Greenlight Studios takes filmmaking beyond the set
The new club welcomes students to explore all angles of the filmmaking process.