Film series: Campus Collaborations

A man and two children cling to a raft in the middle of the ocean.

Each semester, Cornell Cinema partners with various departments, programs, and organizations to bring to campus films that amplify urgent issues, highlight cutting-edge research, and engage diverse communities. 

These films reflect the varied perspectives and concerns of our Cornell community and create opportunities to expand our thinking through the collective experience of the cinema.

Highlight of the fall semester include a three-part series exploring "The Caribbean: Social Issues, Yesterday and Today" organized by the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program (LACS), a focus on "Scale" in collaboration with the Society for the Humanities, and a series of films exploring stories of migration with the Migrations Program.

Additional events will be added throughout the semester!
 

Related films

Group of people in ornate 17th or 18th-century costumes with wigs, posed in front of a columned building

The Draughtsman's Contract

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Group of people in an outdoor setting; two in the foreground wear military helmets and uniforms, while a person in a white lab coat stands among civilians in the background

Fanon

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RBG

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Framing Agnes

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Marwencol

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Cocote

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El Norte

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Simshar

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Io Capitano

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Two people in ski jackets perched on a mountain cliff high above melting glaciers and a lake.

Chasing Time

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A group of people dressed in carnival-esque costumes standing in the middle of a city street.
Courtesy of Grasshopper Films.

Pictures of Ghosts

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