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“Bao” is nominated for an Academy Award this year, and if it wins, it will mark another step forward toward diversity in American media, as well as an honored recognition of a predominant immigration culture in this country.
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UC Berkeley professor Dacher Keltner sheds light on the universality of emotional experience and the importance of new discoveries in the field.
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For Martinez, the sheer opportunity to keep on learning, to keep on discovering, is what really matters.
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“My Life as a Zucchini” is one of those rare animated films that goes beyond Pixar’s adult-friendly storytelling. A film such as “Inside Out” may confront loneliness and sadness under the mask of fun adventure story, but “My Life as a Zucchini” tackles mental trauma head on.
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Editor’s note: This blog post has been retracted because of personal safety concerns. Sarah Harris is the editor in chief. Contact her at [email protected] and follow her on Twitter at @sharris_DC.
Read to find out which movies the Daily Cal arts staff thought stood out in a spectacular year for films.
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For the rest of fall 2015, ASUC SUPERB will be screening some of the summer’s biggest blockbusters right here on campus. From explosive action flicks to family-friendly animations, this semester has an enjoyable film for everyone. Take a look at our exclusive announcement of SUPERB’s fall 2015 film calendar, and
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