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Campus Life
“Letters from Masanjia” Film Screening
Hosted by the Falun Dafa club, the film "Letters from Masanjia" tells a story of resilience and connection. In this…
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Gendertainment
Not So Angelic: A ‘Charlie’s Angels’ Review
Quite apparent from all promotional materials, “Charlie’s Angels” serves as a performance of feminist principles while lacking any and all…
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Campus Life
Liberating Hollywood: The Celebration of the Early Entrepreneurs of Modern Female Cinema
“Liberating Hollywood” is a series hosted by the UCLA Film & Television Archive and the Hugh M. Hefner Classic American…
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Gendertainment
Female Editors: The Invisible Heroes of the Film Industry
While at first glance film editing may seem like a trivial part of the production of any movie, the reality…
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Campus Life
Cultural Affairs Commission Year-In Review
A review of the 2017-2018 Cultural Affairs Commission, an organization founded upon diversity, education, and activism.
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Campus Life
Children of Beqaa
“Children of Beqaa” tells the story of director Elias Matar’s journey to work with Salam LADC in the Beqaa valley…
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Campus Life
The Triple Consciousness of ‘On Monday Last Week’ (2018)
"On Monday of Last Week" (2018) is about a Nigerian woman’s experience as a nanny for an interracial couple’s child.…
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Arts and Creative
Arts in L.A.: Feb. 12-26
Here are some of the upcoming events the FEM staff is looking forward to.
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Arts and Creative
Daughters of the Dust: A Gorgeous Ode to Black Women
Released in 1992, Daughters of the Dust was the first film directed by a black woman to have a wide…
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Campus Life
How the “Get Out” Class Can be a Catalyst for Change at UCLA
Allowing students to take classes that relate to their experiences, and giving other students a different medium through which to…
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