Performing arts and cinema studies teacher Ted Walch launched “Cinema Sundays” Jan. 10 in Ahmanson Lecture Hall with Francois Tuffaut’s “The 400 Blows,” followed by a discussion of film research...
The Harvard-Westlake Film Festival is holding a contest for students to submit their ideas to rename the festival in order to give it a more inclusive image.
The contest ends Oct. 5, when the faculty...
Standing in Junom, the village where his mother lived after the Khmer Rouge took her family’s home, William Chow ’17 took out his camera and begins to film the scenery.
Chow’s mother is a survivor...
A film documenting the story of Holocaust survivor Curt Lowens, created by students in the Harvard-Westlake summer film program, placed first in the My Hero film festival student category.
The film is...
Bakari Bolden ’14 has taken his golf prowess to the big screen. Bolden has been acting in a feature film for the past two weeks in Palm Springs and will be filming until Nov. 20, he said.
The movie,...
Darren Stein ’89 will screen his new film “G.B.F” after school Friday in Ahmanson Auditorium.
The screening is free and open to all Harvard-Westlake students.
“G.B.F stands for Gay Best Friend,”...
