Neil Landau knows a thing or two about filmmaking.

Burmese Student Association at UCLA president Justin Lee understands that U.S. opinion on Burma is pretty limited.

Tammy Nguyen never thought she’d find success as a producer when she moved out of Los Angeles and back to Texas.

“No One Knows About Persian Cats” is a flawed but fascinating film that gives an insider look into Iran’s underground world of clandestine musicians.

When director Daryl Wein began having problems with his girlfriend, he didn’t turn to Ben & Jerry’s or a long night with Jose Cuervo.

“The Art of the Steal” is a documentary that tells the age-old story of a big, bad corporation preying on a poor, innocent victim. But in this case, the victim is not some impoverished old lady or ill-equipped small village.

The opening scene of “Mother” shows the title character dancing in a blue-tinged field, in a simultaneously uncomfortable and beautiful moment that sets the pace for the rest of the film.

Any movie that includes a bald John Travolta and one hoop earring can’t be taken too seriously, as you’ll likely realize going into “From Paris with Love.”

It’s common knowledge on campus that the undergraduate film major is nearly impossible to get into at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.

Today, environmentalists will come out with the latest method of encouraging Los Angeles to go green.