Saturday, October 17

Screen Scene: “Babies”

The advent of the "Planet Earth" series may have died down, but the phenomenon of the nature documentary has taken an exciting (and humanistic) turn with Focus Features' new film "Babies." Read more...


Film, theater meet on the stage at Francis Ford Coppola One-Act Marathon

Before Francis Ford Coppola completed his graduate studies in film at UCLA, he was a theater student. The writer and director, perhaps best known for "The Godfather" trilogy, got his beginnings at Hofstra University before moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the film industry. Read more...

Photo: Directors and playwrights participate in the Francis Ford Coppola One-Act Marathon, a film student performance that will premiere tonight at Macgowan Hall in Studio 1340 at 7:30 p.m.




Improv troupe brings tour to the Hill

It's like watching a movie in which there are several stories all connected, no predictability, and it's based off of the text message you received from your not-so-sober roommate last Thursday night. Read more...

Photo: The Campus Events Commission and the On-Campus Housing Council present the Upright Citizens Brigade Tour Company, a free comedy show featuring long-form improv. The show will be performed in De Neve Auditorium tonight at 8 p.m.


Theatre Review: “Café Le Monde”

In a cafe, three couples are loudly arguing with each other. Their angry voices are silenced when a man starts singing, in full baritone, that famous aria from the French opera "Carmen." "Love is the child of the Bohemian / It has never, never known any law." It is a bit random, but at the "Café Le Monde," randomness is the point. Read more...


Student film opens tonight

In the week before the premiere of his film "Dilated," Film & Photography Society President Brian L. Tan, was in pain. Read more...

Photo: Student film group FPS will premiere their annual film, “Dilated,” directed by Brian Tan, tonight at Ackerman Grand Ballroom.