There may be no better way to prepare for the month of October than with a dark theater and a scary movie. Read more...
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The UCLA Film and Television Archive will be showing “Bride of Frankenstein,” the 1935 sequel to “Frankenstein,” as part of their “Out of the Past” series, which showcases remastered classic films. (Photo: The Movie DB)
I want to see myself on television, and so do you. So does the person sitting next to you in class, and your old friends from high school. Your professors, too. Read more...
"Chocolate Meat" is made of neither chocolate nor meat "“ something those familiar with Filipino food will understand. Read more...
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A young father (Tony Calle) and his half-Filipino son (Aldrin Mrazek) bond over a traditional dish in the short film “Chocolate Meat.” (Photo courtesy of Justin Madriaga)
The fall premiere season is well underway, and it seems that Americans are more excited to sit on their couches (or dorm-room beds) and watch television than they have been for a long time. Read more...
For fourth-year women's studies student Mahaley Hessam, the elusive Holy Grail for actors known as the "big break" came in the form of a call from her agent. Read more...
Campus Events Commission's latest change "“ $2 film screenings becoming free "“ can now work for even the poorest college student's budget. In a move suggested by administrators of Associated Students UCLA, the CEC's $2 film screenings will now be free of charge. Read more...
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Members of the Campus Events Commission gather on stage before a film screening. $2 screenings have recently become free for UCLA students. Photo: Campus Events Commission
From its beginning to its end, "Soul Kitchen" is filled with a passionate energy. Read more...
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(Photo courtesy of IFC Films)
