The museum details the process of moviemaking, from its inception in storytelling all the way to its marketing. But interwoven into these exhibits are ugly truths.
Carman Tse
Carman Tse is a freelance writer who was previously the editor of LAist. He currently lives in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles Public Library Offers 10K Reward for Sculpture Missing Since 1969
The bronze fountain once stood in the gardens of the Central Library. A section of the sculpture was recently returned, and now the library is searching for the rest of it.
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Movies from Taiwan Show a Growing Divide with Mainland China
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