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Tethered to conspicuously directional source material, the film’s pushback against the defense system and its media corollaries is hermetic and anticipatory of recent events.
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Conveniently located just above Memorial Glade, the East Asian Library is relatively accessible for students coming from all directions.
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No matter the medium — ink, color, paints or fingerpaints — Tongson’s striking emotionality slams the viewer.
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This is how I find stability, which feels like diaphanous sunlight on my face and softly crinkling leaves underfoot and a chilly breeze pushed in from the water.
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In its first home dual match of the spring season, Cal men’s tennis battled through wind gusts to defeat the St. Mary’s Gaels 5-2.
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Positioned just below the screen, UC Berkeley alumni Gabriel Sarnoff (guitar and vocals) and Miles Tuncel (saxophone and bamboo flute) added their own twist on the film through live improvisation and composition.
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Here are film beat reporters Dominic Marziali and Joy Diamond’s takes on some films they watched at this year’s Mill Valley Film Festival.
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The MFA graduate exhibition, on display until July 11, reveals what is meaningful, beautiful and intriguing to these upcoming artists — and it’s certainly a sight to see.
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Collins’ Black characters subverted stereotypes perpetuated by the media and entertainment, which was possibly the driving force behind the 4o-year delayed recognition of “Losing Ground.”
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Brazilian filmmaking has bloomed in the last decade, ushering in a new wave of filmmakers, festivals and critics who tackle themes of culture and identity with contemporary nuance.
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