The UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism and USC School of Cinematic Arts put aside their rivalryon Fridayto present the fifth annual Transforming Hollywood conference, held in the James Bridges Theater from 9 a.m. Read more...
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In “Enemy,” Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of José Saramago’s novel The Double, the film uses the infamous twin trope to challenge ideas of identity and sense of self. Read more...
Captain America has always been a figure of American patriotism, war-prone justice and, more recently, moral value at a time when his heroism is increasingly relevant. Read more...
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If the essence of this spring's movies were to be put into one megablockbuster, the product would likely be a dark, gritty reboot of a story once shared fondly by families gathering at the theater. Read more...
With few words and deceivingly picture-perfect smiles, the new drama "Breathe In" opens with a typical American family of three taking their annual family portrait. Read more...
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A lone voice can speak of a past full of struggle and a future full of hope. ResTV’s new documentary series “Full Disclosure” aims to amplify that singular voice, allowing others to learn and find solace from it. Read more...
Photo: A segment of the Office of Residential Life, resTV produces its new series, “Full Disclosure,” which exposes the inner lives of UCLA’s underrepresented identities, in hopes of inspiring intercultural interaction and understanding. (Angie Wang/Daily Bruin)
In addition to May flowers, the arrival of spring brings a fresh batch of television series to enjoy. From castles to jail cells, Victorian London to 1960s New York, these new and returning shows run the full gamut of stories and promise to keep you entertained before we reach the notorious dead zone of summer reruns. Read more...
