With more than 400,000 holdings in its collection, the UCLA Film and Television Archive stands as the second-largest motion picture archive in the country, behind only the Library of Congress. Read more...
Film & TV
A&E, Film & TV
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March 5, 10:30 am
Movie Review: ”71′
“’71”Directed by Yann Demange Roadside Attractions 4.0 / 5.0 paws One of art’s most majestic qualities lies in how viewing experiences can be shaped by real-life experiences. Read more...
A&E, Film & TV, Spotlight
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March 4, 2:05 pm
Q&A: GEMS CEO Rachel Lloyd discusses documentary ‘Very Young Girls’
When she was 19 years old, Rachel Lloyd finally escaped the life in which she had grown up – commercial sexual exploitation. Four years later, as a survivor, Lloyd founded Girls Educational and Mentoring Services (GEMS) in New York in 1998 in order to help and empower girls and young women like herself who’d been domestically trafficked and commercially sexually exploited. Read more...
A&E, Film & TV
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March 4, 1:37 am
Q&A: Porn star James Deen talks industry, UCLA Porn Panel
James Deen first knew he wanted to be an adult entertainer when he was 6 years old and accidentally discovered an old porn magazine. When he was 18, he entered the adult film industry and has since appeared in thousands of scenes. Read more...
A&E, Film & TV, Lifestyle
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March 3, 1:01 am
Student creates video-sharing app with limited view system ShuutMe
Over the course of six months, Ryan Trihernawan spent more than 1,000 hours sitting in front of his computer, his eyes straining, his fingers aching from typing ceaseless lines of code. Read more...
A&E, Film & TV
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February 26, 1:02 am
Movie Review: ‘Focus’
“Focus”Directed by Glenn Ficarra and John RequaWarner Bros.3.0 / 5.0 paws To say that Will Smith’s career has been hit or miss lately is a gross understatement. Read more...
A&E, Film & TV
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February 25, 1:34 am
Report assesses gender, minority representation in Hollywood
BY SHREYA AIYAR A&E contributor saiyar@media.ucla.edu Many big-screen heroes are white and male, but most of the audience that watches their stories are not. In the 87th Academy Awards, the 20 actor and actress nominees were white and all the screenwriting and directing nominees were male. Read more...