The Columbia University Film Festival reconnects graduate film students through new virtual festival after a year of inactivity Arts and Entertainment | Film and Television
The Columbia University Film Festival reconnects graduate film students through new virtual festival after a year of inactivity
The Columbia University Film Festival reconnects graduate film students through new virtual festival after a year of inactivity Courtesy of / Office of University Life The virtual realm for CUFF provides unique benefits for the coordinators, filmmakers, screenwriters, and others involved with the festival. By Caroline Val | April 23, 2021, 10:17 AM
The hustle and bustle of a film set has a palpable energy and atmosphere that often goes unnoticed by film fanatics. The chaotic yet meticulous nature found on film sets blends all of these elements of lighting, cameras, makeup, and sound to create a unique visual story. Some of the people who are extremely familiar with this ene
The Dr. Saul and Dorothy Kit Film Noir Festival explores U.S.-Mexico border crisis in first all-virtual festival
The Dr. Saul and Dorothy Kit Film Noir Festival explores U.S.-Mexico border crisis in first all-virtual festival Courtesy of / Soheil Rezayazdi The above photo is a still from Orson Welles’ “Touch of Evil” (1958), which will be presented at this year’s virtual Kit Film Noir Festival. By Caroline Val | March 15, 2021, 12:44 AM
For many years, the sultry and mysterious presence of Hollywood film noir has remained a genre of intrigue in the world of cinema. Films like “Sunset Boulevard,” “The Big Heat,” and “In a Lonely Place” are still popular today, with recognizable stars like Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall emerging and film movements like French New Wave drawing inspiration from the genre.