BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023
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Film & Television
NOVEMBER 13, 2023
One hell of a birthday party: ‘Mutiny in Heaven’ is a riot
Combining archival photography and interviews with modern-day footage and comic book-like animations, the documentary looks like a cross between a home video and a hipster art piece (and in a way, it’s both).
Film & Television
NOVEMBER 13, 2023
One hell of a birthday party: ‘Mutiny in Heaven’ is a riot
Combining archival photography and interviews with modern-day footage and comic book-like animations, the documentary looks like a cross between a home video and a hipster art piece (and in a way, it’s both).
Film & Television
OCTOBER 04, 2023
‘Stop Making Sense’ interpolates private, public narrative into craft of performance
The film sutures four nights of Talking Heads performances at Hollywood’s Pantages Theatre to construct a single show — and thereby a single narrative.
Film & Television
OCTOBER 04, 2023
‘Stop Making Sense’ interpolates private, public narrative into craft of performance
The film sutures four nights of Talking Heads performances at Hollywood’s Pantages Theatre to construct a single show — and thereby a single narrative.
Concerts
APRIL 29, 2023
Inhaler’s electrifying ‘Cuts and Bruises’ tour leaves mark on The Regency Ballroom
Gritty, frenetic and infectiously charming, Inhaler has breathed fresh life into the indie rock scene since its formation in 2012.
Concerts
APRIL 29, 2023
Inhaler’s electrifying ‘Cuts and Bruises’ tour leaves mark on The Regency Ballroom
Gritty, frenetic and infectiously charming, Inhaler has breathed fresh life into the indie rock scene since its formation in 2012.
Concerts
DECEMBER 10, 2022
Sorry plays unapologetic, innovative set with Disq at Rickshaw Stop
Though Disq hails from Wisconsin and Sorry traveled all the way from London, the two sets mixed ’90s Midwest emo with ’70s British post punk for a near perfect pairing.
Concerts
DECEMBER 10, 2022
Sorry plays unapologetic, innovative set with Disq at Rickshaw Stop
Though Disq hails from Wisconsin and Sorry traveled all the way from London, the two sets mixed ’90s Midwest emo with ’70s British post punk for a near perfect pairing.
