REVIEW: ‘Unpregnant’ normalizes abortion through the lens of a female director
"Unpregnant" tells an honest, modern coming-of-age story.
REVIEW: ‘Tenet’ is an uneven yet gripping new action film from Christopher Nolan
“Tenet” demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible, that is, wherever theaters have safely reopened.
REVIEW: ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ is simultaneously overwhelming and intensely fascinating
Charlie Kaufman’s latest film alluringly portrays a whimsical and often confusing psyche.
Best of HBO Max: What to watch after (or during) your Zoom classes
HBO Max contains a multitude of great selections to watch; here are some notable picks to get your streaming started.
‘La Llorona’ director discusses film themes, reimagining Latinx American legend
Jayro Bustamante and producer Gustavo Matheu joined Alex Ago at a screening and live Q&A for “La Llorona,” which successfully reimagined the titular character as a pointed critique against the genocide of Indigenous peoples in Guatamela.
LA’s best drive-in theaters open now
Drive-in theaters are a perfect place to practice social distancing while getting out of the house.
Your back-to-school (well, not quite) August streaming guide
With more time spent at home, finding new and exciting films and TV shows to watch can be a challenge. This month’s streaming guide focuses on entertainment that was filmed on and features USC’s campus.
Alumni discuss ‘Miss Juneteenth’ film
The soulful film speaks to overlooked history and single motherhood.
Staff favorites: Pride Month watch list
To help celebrate Pride Month, Arts & Entertainment staff writers have shared their favorite queer films. So whether you’re looking to learn more about the Asian American LGBTQ experience or the often overlooked history of Black queer representation in the film industry, our staff has the films for you.
Teamwork, collaboration and coordination: How cinema students produce films during the pandemic
CTPR 480 students reflect on trials and lessons learned from remote production.