‘Half the Picture’ director talks industry bias
Filmmaker Amy Adrion spoke with students about sexism in the film industry.
REVIEW: ‘Fyre Fraud’ exposes truth behind infamous failed festival
It’s an unforgiving, if honest, portrayal of a generational phenomenon called social media.
My Two Cents serves soul food with a purpose
My Two Cents is a soul food restaurant hidden on Pico Boulevard in Mid-City.
‘Black Panther’ composer discusses global influences, performs
Wallis Annenberg Center hosted a concert and talk with Ludwig Göransson that had a surprise performance by Donald Glover.
Critics panel discusses modern film criticism and awards season trends
A panel explored the different ways journalists cover Hollywood during awards season in professor Mary Murphy’s “Entertainment, Business and Media in Today’s Society” class Monday in Wallis Annenberg Hall.
State of the Art: Stop trivializing modern art
If you think technical complexity is a prerequisite for art, you’re missing the point.
Five essential indie films coming in 2019
These five indie and arthouse films are worth checking out this coming year.
All the World’s a Screen: Critics and fans represent two very different ways to watch movies
What fascinated me the most about this year, however, was not the political disputes behind these movies so much as the gaping chasm between the critiques of an average moviegoer and those of a film critic.
REVIEW: ‘True Detective’ returns to its dramatic roots with tense season 3 premiere
“True Detective” season 3 goes back to the same dark formula that made the first season such a hit.
REVIEW: ‘Sex Education’ challenges outdated notions of teenage sexuality
Netflix’s latest British comedy contributes to and expands upon the relevant conversations teenagers are having about their bodies and sexual encounters.