“The Eternal Daughter:” A tale of spectral sorrow
Joanna Hogg’s “The Eternal Daughter” serves as a gothic showcase of Tilda Swinton’s masterful acting.
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USC’s first Multilingual Film Festival
The Center for Languages and Culture screened and judged students’ foreign language short films.
Club teaches students from all majors screenwriting
The Film and TV Writers Club meets weekly for guest speakers and workshops.
‘Breaking Point’ reminds students the war in Ukraine is not over
The screening of the documentary “Breaking Point” was held this past Tuesday in Mudd Hall for students to attend. After the screening, students were able to ask questions to the award-winning director Mark Jonathan Harris.
‘Aftersun:’ A subdued story with devastating consequences
Charlotte Wells’ directorial debut ‘Aftersun’ emotionally stuns and stings.
USC Originals’ Latest Film “Voodoo Macbeth” focuses on the power of collaboration
USC Original’s first theatrically distributed film “Voodoo Macbeth” highlights the talent of student filmmakers and their desire to challenge traditional filmmaking techniques.
‘Lumpia with a Vengeance’ catapults Filipino culture onto the silver screen
The School of Cinematic Arts held a screening and Q&A for Patricio Ginelsa’s film.
‘See How They Run:’ Harmless fun with a deadly twist
This whodunnit mystery follows a traditional formula and concludes with a satisfying third-act twist.
Animated: “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” is a lesson in empathy
Centered on Paris’s outcasts, the film is an expression of truth.
Feel old? These movies turn 20 this year
Revisit these five films that celebrate their 20th anniversary this year.