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Ithaca's Year-Round Film Festival

Cornell Cinema

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Cornell Cinema is an integral part of the fabric of campus life at Cornell. As one of the leading campus film exhibition programs in the country, Cornell Cinema provides access to a host of classic Hollywood and foreign films, documentaries, silent films, cult classics, experimental work, and recent Hollywood and arthouse hits. Programming includes interactive programming by visiting filmmakers, faculty or graduate students.

 

Film Calendar

Upcoming Films

Scene from the film Terra Femme

Terra Femme

Scene from the film Movement Exercises Trilogy

Movement Exercises Trilogy

Scene from the film 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Scene from the film Bones and All

Bones and All

Scene from the film Saint Omer

Saint Omer

Scene from the film Decision to Leave

Decision to Leave

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Support Cornell Cinema

Cornell Cinema has been in existence since 1970 and for five decades has broadened the horizons of tens of thousands of students and community members. We rely on annual assistance from individual donors to present a high-caliber program year after year, and to remain nimble and responsive to rapidly evolving technologies & circumstances that change the ways films are released and experienced.

A donation from you, large or small, will help us continue to offer the wide variety and quality of films patrons have come to expect from Cornell Cinema, as well as present the increasingly important live events (visiting filmmakers, live music/film performances) that bring people into the theatre at a time when there are so many alternative ways to view a film on its own.

Click here to visit our donation page for more details on giving options and particular needs.

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