‘The Sky is Everywhere’ star Ji-young Yoo is ready to shine on the silver screen
Ji-young Yoo landed a supporting role in the upcoming film adaptation of A24’s “The Sky is Everywhere.”
Film Schooled: It’s time to let biopics go
With the announcement of the latest Princess Diana biopic, it is once again time to consider who the biopic is for and how it portrays its subject.
REVIEW: ‘Promising Young Woman’ is unapologetically itself
Emerald Fennell displays a masterclass in writing, directing and storytelling.
FRO Fest provides a space for Black creatives to showcase their cinematic art
Films Reflecting Ourselves, also known as FRO Fest, celebrated Black identity, culture and family through films.
‘Plum Town’ is an ode to Chinese family history
SCA sophomore Kelly Yu announced the production of her first short film, “Plum Town,” a story of tradition based on her own family history.
REVIEW: “Nomadland” lingers in places of the mind, heart and soul
“Nomadland” wanders, but finds its own definition of home.
‘MLK/FBI’ offers a glimpse at the FBI’s surveillance of Martin Luther King, Jr.
School of Cinematic Arts hosted a live screening and Q&A with Emmy-nominated director Sam Pollard who gave insight into the film.
SCA junior makes socially critical films
Pearl Malik hopes to have more open conversations on stigmatized issues.
Student documentary grounds the chaos of 2020
The collaborative documentary from USC and Prairie View A&M University explores the perspectives of students on the year 2020.
REVIEW: ‘Clarice’ is an ordinary spinoff of an extraordinary masterpiece
Clarice Starling deserves better than CBS’s new “Silence of the Lambs” spinoff “Clarice,” whose premiere fails to give her the storyline she deserves.