"New York, I Love You" is a sequel of sorts, a follow-up to the 2006 film "Paris, je t'aime," a story made up of many different interweaving stories and connected characters, with the boldest character being the city itself. Read more...
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October 15, 11:09 pm
Screen Scene: New York, I Love You
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October 15, 12:06 am
Lady Filmmakers Film Festival showcases the women of film
When film director Patricia DiSalvo Viayra was looking to hire a cinematographer, she received hundreds of submissions from male cinematographers and one from a woman. Read more...
Photo: Patricia DiSalvo Viayra (left) and husband Michael Viayra, Jr. (right) cofounded the first annual Lady Filmmakers Film Festival, which will take place on Oct. 17-18.
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October 13, 10:08 pm
Writers to participate in Hammer head-to-head
Normally, eavesdropping is a social taboo. Normally, staring idly at two gentlemen engaged in a private discussion is disconcerting. Normally, butting into their conversation is downright insolent. Read more...
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October 12, 9:00 pm
Students gain reel experience from film fest
Brian Tan, a fourth year political science student, did not eat or sleep for three days last summer. He was too busy shooting and editing the short film "Gig." Read more...
Photo: The Campus MovieFest returns to UCLA on Oct. 14 in the Ackerman 2nd Floor Lounge as the first stop on its West Coast tour. The annual competition provides students with the chance and the equipment to make a five-minute film.
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October 11, 10:17 pm
Four Bruins’ screenplays recognized
When Rob Kotecki heard that he was a finalist in the 2009 Samuel Goldwyn Writing Awards Competition, he thought it was a mistake. Read more...
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October 8, 9:45 pm
Screen Scene: Bronson
"Bronson" aims its spotlight at the illustrious life of Charles Bronson "“ not the American actor, but the human wrecking ball who copped the moniker as his fighting name on the way to becoming the "most violent prisoner in Britain," as the press is fond of calling him. Read more...
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October 8, 9:36 pm
Screen Scene: Nick Swardson: Seriously, Who Farted?
Nick Swardson is like a bad Dane Cook. Read more...