Oscar Qualified Shorts bring diverse stories and accomplishments in animation
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
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.
‘One Night in Miami’ Q&A praises Regina King’s direction and actors’ intense preparation
“One Night in Miami” stars and writer discussed how director Regina King’s perspective was critical to the film’s success and how they approached the monumental task of fictionalizing some of the most influential Black men in history.
Start the semester strong with your January streaming guide
As a new semester of remote learning begins, make sure some of your screen time allows you to relax. This month’s streaming guide focuses on both new original content and newly added shows and movies.
‘WiNDUP’ is a heartwarming tribute to hope and healing
Director Yibing Jiang and animation director Jason Keane share how the animated short — centered on a father’s connection to his ailing daughter — is more relevant than ever during the pandemic.
REVIEW: ‘Wandavision,’ an homage to classic television with a dark twist
Marvel excels in its latest attempt at transitioning to the small screen with an incredible yet melancholic look into the grieving process of Wanda, the Scarlet Witch.
All the World’s a Screen: All the world is not, even today, all a screen
we see all the world through screens, and this has consequences on how we think about it.
Robert Zemeckis transforms a classic Roald Dahl book in his new film “The Witches”
Director Robert Zemeckis answered questions about his artistic choices in his new movie “The Witches” and provided advice about working in the film industry during a Q&A on Nov. 4 hosted by USC.
Four Studio Ghibli movies to watch in anticipation of “Earwig and the Witch”
Check out these four Studio Ghibli movies from four different directors who aren’t Hayao Miyazaki, available to USC students for free on HBO Max.
‘Borat Subsequent Movie Film:’ A fun yet unnecessary sequel
Sacha Baron Cohen’s “Borat” revival is fun but lacks the magic of the original film.