‘Death on the Nile:’ a murky mystery
Kenneth Branagh’s second Agatha Christie adaptation has a number of concerns, on and off the screen.
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Film festival celebrates the work of API Trojans
The Asian Pacific Film Festival marked its fifth year with eight great films.
General Education: Directing, teaching, and everything in between with Andy Cadiff
Known for his work in Hot in Cleveland, Spin City, Last Man Standing, and Young and Hungry to name a few, Andy Cadiff has directed numerous TV shows and sitcoms during his extensive career. As a professor in the School of Cinematic Arts here at USC, he speaks about his efforts towards creating holistic learning […]
‘Child of Kamiari Month’ is magical when it’s not
If nothing else, 'Child of Kamiari Month' teaches us that winning a race is hard with worn-out sneakers.
‘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.
Staff favorites: Latinx-led films and shows
In celebration of Latinx Heritage Month, Daily Trojan staff members and editors have selected their favorite Latinx-led films and TV shows.
Films to stream for free on Kanopy
USC students now have another option to get access to films for free.
Senior directs Walmart’s Academy Awards film
Tracey Aivaz was chosen as the fourth director for Walmart’s Academy Awards film series.
Top films to anticipate this season
These upcoming films may be the highest grossing box office hits in the next months.
REVIEW: Split thrills with its dark plot and horror
M. Night Shyamalan has had a mixed history in film. His career has seen many ups and downs, including commercial and critical hits (Signs and The Sixth Sense) as well as egregious missteps (The Last Airbender). After a few unsuccessful years, Shyamalan redeemed himself with the release of the 2015 film The Visit. The Visit, […]