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“Disclosure” continues to inspire discussions of trans lives on and off screen


By ARABELLA MCCLURE
February 5, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film, Sticky
In a virtual event hosted by USC’s Visions and Voices, a screening of the documentary “Disclosure” was followed by an inspiring discussion on the making of the film and how best to move forward in portraying trans characters on screen.

“The United States vs. Billie Holiday” focuses on the life and legacy of jazz vocalist Billie Holiday


By ENZO LUNA
February 5, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Film
Director Lee Daniels and star Andra Day spoke about the importance of their upcoming film that follows the life of jazz vocalist Billie Holiday and her struggles against racism in America.

Ten Black-led films to watch while waiting for reparations


By AMINA NIASSE
February 4, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Film
In honor of Black History Month, these ten films will demonstrate the depth and diversity of Black cinema.

REVIEW: Theo Anthony’s ‘All Light, Everywhere,’ wants you to know you’re being watched


By LAUREN MATTICE
February 2, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Reviews
A deeper look into the modern surveillance state, including the manufacturing and development of cameras.

REVIEW: The subversive sisterhood in ‘Rebel Hearts’ fights patriarchy


By ALEXANDRA MILLER
February 2, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Reviews
A documentary about a group of 1960s nuns who rebel against the Catholic Church in pursuit of personal freedom highlights forgotten piece of feminist history.

REVIEW: ‘My Name is Pauli Murray’ celebrates the life of a legal icon


By ALEXANDRA MILLER
February 2, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Reviews
Sundance premiered documentary follows the overlooked life of Pauli Murray, a lawyer, activist, and preacher who made triumphs in overcoming segregation and discrimination.

REVIEW: ‘R#J’ is an ambitious but failed attempt at modernizing Shakespeare’s classic love story


By ALEXANDRA MILLER
February 2, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Reviews
A retelling of “Romeo and Juliet” through the lens of a phone camera and social media, premiered at Sundance January 30.

REVIEW: Dea Kulumbegashvili unravels persecution in “Beginning”


By LAUREN MATTICE
February 2, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Reviews
Centered on a woman in a rural Georgian town, the film’s masterful camera work guides viewers through the perils of religion and patriarchy, compelling them to not look away.

Oscar Qualified Shorts bring diverse stories and accomplishments in animation


By ALEXANDRA MILLER
January 29, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Film
In a virtual screening Tuesday night, eight Oscar-qualified short films were screened. After, attendees heard directly from the talented filmmakers themselves.

Film Schooled: True crime genre fails to represent marginalized groups


By LAUREN MATTICE
January 27, 2021 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Film
The true crime genre has yet to fully address its bias toward police testimony and its ignorance of the most vulnerable yet highest representative victims of serial killers.
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