Ucla School Of Film And Television Movies

A young man find the solution to his inability to find a partner.

Recovering from a traumatic break-up, Olivia is on the verge of a nervous breakdown when her friend Maya flies in from New York. From one failed atte...

A woman from Nigeria seeks work in the United States while her daughter struggles with premonitions and homesickness.

A captivating montage of notable Los Angeles sites, laced with free-floating names of places and people and accompanied by street noises, becomes a de...

The loss of a deep connection forces a young woman to come to terms with her queerness and the hollow grandiosity of existence's absurdity.

This early UCLA student film by noted visual effects pioneer Robert Abel (1937-2001) employs a mixed media approach to distill the kinetic energy of a...

Emmy-winning documentary by a UCLA student concerning undocumented Mexican workers' struggle on a flower farm in Northern California. The documentary...

UCLA Student Television Program, preserved from a 2-inch videotape by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. Student play set in the Korean War in 1952...

A young grad student is tied to their work and cannot physically leave until their work is completed.

In common with many L.A. Rebellion films, Snake touches on such themes as institutionalized racism, colonialism and the plight of women of color. Nar...

In Forbidden Joy (1972),director Imelda Sheen utilizes many avant garde techniques to tell the mysterious story of a woman picnicking in a cemetery w...

Tracing the under documented history of art made by black artists since the 19th Century, this essay film explores the demands and criteria imposed on...

A day-in-the-life portrait of an Afrocentric primary learning academy located in South L.A. that focuses on the virtues of the three Rs—Respect, Right...