FILM
‘Interior Chinatown’ author Charles Yu discusses TV adaptation
The National Book Award-winning author addressed students Monday night.
Awards-qualified short films showcase heart, soul
Six diverse short films by independent filmmakers highlight good storytelling.
‘Coach’s Office’ captures nuances of student-athletes
Student artists created a short film that represents the struggles of humanity.
‘The Gutter’ needs a little more polish
The bowling-based comedy film is fun, but it has glaring flaws.
SCA screens new ‘Wallace & Gromit’ epic
An epic theatrical screening and Q&A brought laughter and nostalgia to audiences.
‘Scream’ at these scary screenings
Halloween is almost here, so here are a few films to prepare for the spooky season.
Alum’s biographical drama qualifies for Academy Awards
Robin Wang’s short, “Neither Donkey Nor Horse,” earned a Sloan Foundation grant.
‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ says a whole lot of nothing
Todd Phillips’ sequel film to “Joker” (2019) turned out a snoozefest in comparison.
Stream frightening and funny October content
Find shows — from fresh to familiar — to fiddle with this second month of fall.
‘In The Gray’ demolishes social binaries
Students Brian Bouffard and Scout Brodsky spearheaded a noir horror short film.
‘Omni Loop’ takes a bit too much on its plate
The recent release starring Mary-Louise Parker and Ayo Edebiri creates more questions
Drumming ovation for Miles Teller, J.K. Simmons at ‘Whiplash’ screening, Q&A
The Los Angeles Times celebrated the 10th anniversary of the film at the AMC Century City event.