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A Crash Course in Essential Asian Cinema

By Hubert Ta With all the talk about the depiction of Asian characters in Hollywood, it might be especially pertinent to examine Asian...

A Shortlist of Potential Oscar Players

By Hubert Ta It’s about halfway through the 2016 movie season, and while most of the Academy Award-inclined films usually debut in autumn and...

“The Iliad” Comes to the Stage with Physical Theater

11 undergraduate and graduate students act out multiple roles, including sets and props, in the Homeric tale of mortals and gods for Annie...

LA Circa 2093

By Eliza Partika In the far future, you are a high-caliber corporate executive from Los Angeles rushing off to an important business meeting...

The Persistance of Psychological Horror

By Lilly Ball With every October comes 31 days that justify my love for frightening films. The other 334 days of the year, however,...

Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms — Friend or Foe to the News?

By Eliza Partika You, like many others, have probably succumbed to clicking on the “trending” news tab on the right side of your Facebook...

“Goat” Takes on Hazy Ethics of Fraternity Culture

By Julia Clausen “Goat” is a story of brothers — both the manufactured fraternity term and the actual familial relationship between Brett and Brad...

A Lens on Gaza and NYC

By Amelie Petitdemange Claire Trevor School of the Arts hosted two film exhibitions united by themes of politics. “On This Island” by English artist...

Galleries Unite Tech, Feminism and Politics

By Jared Alokozai Last Saturday, Claire Trevor featured an array of gallery openings diverse enough to sate art-lovers’ appetites until Winter quarter. Two of...

“Phantasm” 30 Years Later: If This One Doesn’t Scare You, You’re Already Dead

By Jason Cueto In a celebratory art-house event at the Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, I attended a special screening of a horror film...

Bittersweet After Dark: ASUCI Concert

By Julia Clausen Freshmen were the first to arrive, timidly wandering in large packs up the hills of Aldrich Park 15 minutes before the...

Spotlight to Projector: Live Theatre on the Silver Screen

By Hubert Ta Curtains obscure the stage, and the theatre is quiet. People steadily file into their seats, with the sounds of whispers, popcorn...

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