Foreign film ‘Pelo Malo’ examines social issues
Hodges Library wrapped up the semester with the showing of award-winning foreign film, "Pelo Malo."
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Opinion: ‘Loving Vincent’ Offers New Outlook on Famous Painter
This is the first feature film to be animated with oil paints.
UT professors to debut Pat Summitt film
UT professors will roll out the orange carpet tonight before debuting their film, "Pat: A Legacy of Love" to a sold-out crowd.
Club Week: Short Films Club helps students gain experience in film industry
In our third feature for Club Week, Adrian Godboldt gives an inside look into the Short Film Club. This club allows students to take part in every process of creating a short film.
Muslim Community of Knoxville sings praises of African American Muslims
In celebration of Black History Month, the Islamic Community highlighted African American Muslims' role in the Civil Rights Movement.
UT professor premieres his indie film on campus
On Sept. 15, the UT Cinema Club presented the independent film “Something, Anything” for free to view in the Art & Architecture building at UT.
Finding a Niche: UT Cinema Club looks to give students new film range
“Jules and Jim” and “Dr. Strangelove” are not films that take up the big...
UT grad back from Hollywood to tell others how to break into business
Matt Milam, senior vice president at Skydance productions, will return home to Knoxville where he grew up...
TheWesternCarolinaJournalist: Southern Independent film circuit presented “Eating Alabama”
Up before the crack of dawn. Up before the rooster crowed, while the night mist settled over green grass to become morning dew. Up before the milk cow shifted uneasily from the weight she carried in her utters. Up when the creak of leather harnesses and horses’ breath were the sole sounds accompanying the crunch of boots over hay and the moan of a barn door opening.
