Set in a romanticized version of the years between the Summer of Love (1967) and the Summer of Soul (1969), SDSU's production of Shakespeare’s play will reference gender and racial politics of the counterculture and will include a soundtrack inspired by Motown, soul, folk, and psychedelic rock.
An exploration of racial divisions and social activism in contemporary American culture. Featuring panelists Taharka Ade, Dani Bedau, Maya Ginsberg, and Amira Jarmakani.
Every semester, SDSU’s Program in Television, Film, and New Media showcases the best student work produced by undergraduates and MFA students in the program.
If you love love (or love to hate love), this evening of short films is
for you! A night of romantic films by SDSU student filmmakers for
Valentine’s Day.
Siblings Farrah and Bosley Legazpi are forced to make a journey
back to the Motherland. Their father’s last wish was for his ashes
to be sprinkled in the newly minted ‘natural wonder’ – the
Underground River of Palawan in the Philippines.
In The Weight of Dreams, young Chencha Luna leaves behind
her beloved Mexico to pursue a new life in the U.S., a journey of
discovery and healing that illuminates the strength of ancestral ties
and the power of hope
Every semester, SDSU’s Program in Television, Film, and New Media showcases the best student work produced by undergraduates and MFA students in the program.
