Hollywood’s biggest actors go back to television
The traditional model of actors going from television to film has been flipped on it’s head.
Crime gets a new look
J.C. Chandor’s third feature is a stylized, fresh look at the crime thriller genre.
Scientist finds evidence of intelligent design in the universe
The Biola Christian Apologetics Program recently screened a film presenting further evidence for intelligent design.
Horror taps into primal truths
Horror films serve as a reminder of the unexplainable and seemingly irrational, and provide an opportunity to tell theologically forward stories.
Love through pain: Redbox Film Club, “The Fault In Our Stars”
"The Fault in Our Stars" remains true to its poignant, painful, and quirky source material.
The Hollywood Problem: Why We Need Women in Film
The lack of female filmmakers in Hollywood not only reflects a lack of equality in the film industry, but denies the unique perspectives on narrative and technical aspects of film that women have to offer.
Redbox Film Club: “The Spectacular Now” captures youthful confusion
"The Spectacular Now" captures the reality of life, without turning the dark corner into bleakness.
Documentary exposes abusive Christian camp
Biola alumni Kate Logan releases her feature-length documentary "Kidnapped for Christ," which follows the lives of Christians experiencing hardships in troubled teen school.
A heartbreaking story of beauty and failure
Dark but beautiful, "Inside Llewyn Davis" tells the story of struggling musician Llewyn Davis who, try as he might, could never strike the right chord.
Redbox Film Club: Philomena
Introducing, "The RedBox Film Club," whose goal is to make the time you spend in front of Redbox much shorter.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...