Los Angeles County will pay nearly $4 million to a local filmmaker and his daughter after the man was wounded by a rubber ...

A jury has awarded $3.5 million to a man who sued Los Angeles County alleging he was struck and injured by a rubber bullet ...

Cellin Gluck was at a George Floyd protest in the Fairfax district in 2020, when LA County deputies fired rubber bullets into ...

Cellin Gluck, a filmmaker injured by a rubber bullet at a 2020 George Floyd protest, has been awarded $3.8 million by Los Angeles County.

Japanese-born American director Cellin Gluck brings a unique set of multicultural experiences and memories to his new motion picture Persona Non Grata, depicting Japanese diplomat Sugihara Chiune ...

Caught up with director Cellin Gluck on January 31 as he was heading to the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival premiere of “Persona Non Grata” — a film about Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara who ...

Cellin Gluck has had his hand in directing four successful feature films for the Japanese market. His most recent, Persona Non Grata, with a five-month nationwide run in Japan, was seen by over 1 ...

Cellin Gluck has had his hand in directing four successful feature films for the Japanese market. His most recent, Persona Non Grata, with a five-month nationwide run in Japan, was seen by over 1 ...

Japanese American Director Cellin Gluck ("Black Rain," "Transformers," "Contact") Madoka Sugihara, granddaughter of Chiune Sugihara from Japan Survivors of Sugihara transit visas will be present ...

As Cellin Gluck's World War II-era biopic "Persona Non Grata" ("Sugihara Chiune") shows us, life or death for those desperate Jews often came down to a piece of paper stamped "visa" and the policy ...

Among those visiting Atlanta will be filmmaker Cellin Gluck, who directed “Persona Non Grata,” and has a background as diverse as the festival itself.

The Japanese remake of "Sideways" contains no Merlot-bashing but enough product placement to make even plug-jaded audiences either wince or smile -- though debutant director Cellin Gluck insists ...