On March 22, The Panther sat down with director Quentin Dupieux to discuss the production, influences and real-world connections behind his new film “Smoking Causes Coughing.”

Following a buzz-worthy trailer, the horror comedy film “Cocaine Bear” can’t seem to deliver on its promise of nonsensical entertainment, focusing too heavily on its human characters and fulfilling neither horror nor comedy.

On Feb. 23, Academy Award nominee Brendan Fraser joined a Chapman University audience for a Master Class moderated by Scott Feinberg, which came after a screening of “The Whale.”

On Feb. 22, Academy Award nominee Ke Huy Quan joined an audience of Chapman students for a Master Class moderated by Scott Feinberg, which was followed by a screening of “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.”

Whether it be the halftime show, star-studded commercials or the game itself, the Super Bowl has found a way to appeal to football and non-football fans alike as they gather for Super Bowl parties.

On Feb. 2, Academy Award nominee Colin Farrell came to Chapman University to help kick off Dodge College of Film and Media Arts’ Spring Master Class series, following a screening of "The Banshees of Inisherin."

Renowned filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu returns after a seven-year hiatus with his most personal and daring film yet, “Bardo: False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths.”

Student documentarians a part of the Community Voices: Global Stories class will screen their finished projects from their trip to Alaska on Dec. 8 in the Folino Theater at 7 p.m.

Director Ryan Coogler navigates the passing of the star Chadwick Boseman while further advancing the captivating world of Wakanda and an enticing new villain.

Edward Berger’s ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ delivers a multi-faceted depiction of the first World War fueled by youthful naiveté, corrupted power and the crumbling of faith.

Senior film production major Augie Isaac sat down with The Panther to discuss his multiple creative endeavors in front of the camera and behind as well as his blossoming passion for music.

Fresh off the release of season four, ‘Stranger Things’ creators and 2007 Chapman alumni Matt and Ross Duffer returned to Chapman to deliver Dodge College’s second master class of the year.

Spanish director Carlota Pereda sat down with The Panther to discuss the production of her debut feature-length film, ‘Piggy’ set in a stifling summer of rural Spain.

The Chapman community reflects on the winners, the losers and the most buzzed-about moments of the lowest-rated Emmys show ever.

The Chapman community reflects on the current state of Marvel in determining whether the franchise is on the decline, or whether they’re just finding their footing.

At the premiere for new film “Gigi and Nate,” the red carpet was graced by movie stars, the development team, social media influencers and Allie, the scene-stealing Capuchin monkey who plays title character Gigi.

After developing a short film by the same title in 2017, director Carey Williams and writer K.D. Dávila expanded “Emergency” into a feature-length project that highlights white privilege and modern day fears of people of color.

At a May 4 virtual college roundtable, actor Rebel Wilson met with several publications from around the country to reveal how she balanced serving as producer and lead actor in the new Netflix film “Senior Year.”

Taught by Kia Afra, a lecturer in Chapman’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, The Hollywood Blockbuster takes a break from arthouse films to critically analyze the successes and failures that paved the way for the modern blockbuster.

The Collective will host the Flower Moon festival April 29 at the Garden Amphitheater, featuring 15 musical acts made up of current and former members of the student organization, which is a network for local entertainers and artists.