A screening of 40+ short films created by students in fall visual arts courses in analog film production, documentary filmmaking, animation, short form film, and "Making the Vampire Film." Open to public; no tickets required.
As part of the Princeton French Film Series and GSG's Events for Black History Month, join us for a special screening of four-Cesar-winner "The Story of Souleymane" (2024) by Boris Lojkine who follows a fictional asylum seeker from Guinea, Africa, working in the French capital as a bike deliverer. In French, Maninka, and Fula with English subtitles. Open to public; free tickets available through Eventbrite.
A screening of 40+ short films created by students in fall visual arts courses in analog film production, documentary filmmaking, animation, short form film, and "Making the Vampire Film." Open to public; no tickets required.
A screening of 40+ short films created by students in fall visual arts courses in analog film production, documentary filmmaking, animation, short form film, and "Making the Vampire Film." Open to public; no tickets required.
The 45th annual Thomas Edison Film Festival (TEFF) will premiere at the James Stewart Film Theater with a pre-event reception and screening followed by a Q&A with filmmakers. The Stellar Award-winning short films to be screened represent animation, documentary, experimental, narrative and screen dance genres. Films also available online 2/21-28. Open to public; no tickets required.
A screening of the short film, Tessitura followed by a C&A with co-directors, Lydia Cornett and Brit Fryer, moderated by Rebekah Peeples, Deputy Dean of the College. Tessitura explores how contemporary opera singers navigate the traditional vocal categories of their art form, interweaving their personal stories with historical context. No tickets required.
