Cash Goehring is a second-year Film & Media Studies student at UC Irvine. He developed an intense passion for film history and screenwriting through childhood trips to the movie theater and far too many hours spent on Letterboxd.
Last year saw new releases from two of South Korea’s most celebrated filmmakers. One of the films has emerged as an instant classic, while the other is already fading into obscurity. How did two modern masters end up with such different results?
A brisk trip through the history of Hollywood's biggest night, featuring big budget blockbusters, cult classics, and everything in between.
The screenplay for Ryan Coogler’s "Sinners" doesn’t follow Hollywood’s typical three-act structure. So what does it do instead, and how can screenwriters learn from its success?
