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New Netflix docuseries based on work by Berkeley investigative reporter

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Doudna to appear at opening of CRISPR film ‘Human Nature’

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Four films for an afrocentric view of history

February 3, 2020

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Harry Chotiner on the state of American cinema

January 31, 2020

Frances Causey walks in the woods next to a representation of a slave

Haunted by slavery, a white woman reckons with her...

December 5, 2019

paleoanthropologist Leslea Hlusko

Women don beards to highlight gender bias in science

August 15, 2019

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Historian on cinema's dance with popular music

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BAMPFA founding director Peter Selz dies at...

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13 films that highlight the best in humanity

February 22, 2019

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Watch: Stephanie Syjuco on art, culture and...

October 8, 2018

Mike Hixenbaugh, IRP Fellow 2015-16, boards an MH-53E Sea Dragon in the Persian Gulf in April 2016. (Photo by Jason Paladino)

New J-School film examines deadliest military...

September 6, 2018

Grace Oyenubi and Nani Walker stand in front of pickup truck outfitted with a camouflage paint job and canopy top. Behind them is a tall wall adorned with razor wire

J-School grads win three of seven student...

August 24, 2018

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Dreamer and more: Cal Performances...

Mel Gordon

Mel Gordon, professor, director and writer: 1947-2018

Student film raises awareness, proposes solutions to...

Documentary, talk shine light on Native...

February 21, 2018

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For comics fan staffer, Black Panther was...

February 14, 2018

UC Berkeley sophomore Manu Meel (middle right) speaks during a forum on Free Speech at the BAMPFA. The other panelists included, from left: Ira Glasser, the former head of the ACLU; Charlene Stern, director of "Near Normal Man;" Ben Stern, an activist, educator and Holocaust survivor; moderator Edward Wasserman, dean of Berkeley's journalism school; Meel; Luis Tenorio, a sociology Ph.D candidate and director of Queer and Trans Advocacy Project at UC Berkeley; and Simone Dill, a senior film and media studies major and president of the Cal Black Student Union. (UC Berkeley photo by Jeremy Snowden)

Do Nazis have free speech rights? Campus...

January 29, 2018

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