Friday, April 3

Televising the revolution

“War on Their Minds: Voices of American Kids” Directed by Jennifer Glos About 150 children ages 4 to 18 from all parts of Southern California were questioned on the subject of war for this film. Read more...


Calendar: Film & TV

“Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession” James Bridges Theater Oct. 28, 7:30 p.m. In many ways, the Z Channel was HBO’s predecessor, as this documentary shows by interviewing many, many filmmakers about their love of the now-gone premium cable network. Read more...


Televising the revolution

A little less than a year ago, seven UCLA graduate film students were given the opportunity of a lifetime. Showtime Network, which has 35.9 million subscribers, offered to air and partially fund a film from each student in a joint project with UCLA titled “Images of War in the 21st Century,” which will air in prime time the night before the presidential election, on Nov. Read more...


Play can’t overcome language barriers

Although probably not planned this way, the only things visible when the house lights dim at the beginning of “La Casa de Rigoberta Mira al Sur” (“The House of Rigoberta Looks South”) are the lit screen suspended above the stage on which English translations of the Nicaraguan play performed in Spanish will appear and the familiar green exit signs that line the interior of the Freud Playhouse. Read more...



Soundbite

Frank Black Francis “Frank Black / Black Francis” SpinART Records Rock music is defined by it’s relativity. Call it six degrees of inspiration; you can trace any band back to their influences and judge them accordingly. Read more...


The language of theater – La lengua del teatro

In part with its third International Theater Festival, UCLA Live presents world-renowned theater group El Teatro Justo Rufino Garay. Justo Rufino Garay, which comes from Nicaragua under the direction of Lucero Millan and Enrique Polo, has been incredibly successful. Read more...