Alex Stockton '15's new short film for the New York Times helps us experience first-hand what caring for the most serious Covid patients looks like, one year into the pandemic.

Film historian Susan Delson will talk about the groundbreaking Soundies—three-minute films made in the 1940s for a short-lived movie jukebox experiment—and one of their most intriguing innovators, director Dudley Murphy.

Professor Jodie Mack led her "FILM 1 Introduction to Film" class in the creation of a video quilt, re-imagining and re-creating the seminal 1923 film "Ballet Mécanique". Hear from Professor Mack and some of the student filmmakers in this Dartmouth video by Chris Johnson

Professor Jeffrey Ruoff joins Episode 1 of the new podcast Spectacle: An Unscripted History of Reality TV. The premiere episode centers on the landmark 1973 PBS docuseries An American Family.

If ever people were longing for entertainment, now is the time. With Valentine's Day approaching, we asked faculty about their favorite romantic films which range from sweet to tragic, and span the globe, several genres, and eight decades.

On Feb. 16th at 5PM, Professor Mary Flanagan will join panelists Dr. Ian Lane Davis '91 (Rockstar Games), Carolyn Wang '99 (Activision), Marcus Morgan T'19 (Xbox Game Studios) and Jaclyn Kimball '16 (Electronic Arts) to discuss games, their cultural impact and career paths in the field.

Join a talk with founder & CEO of the XR Safety Initiative Kavya Pearlman on Friday, February 12th. Well known as the "Cyber Guardian", she is an award-winning cybersecurity professional with a deep interest in immersive and emerging technologies....

Samantha Knowles '12 discusses her documentary "Tangled Roots" (which premiered at the TriBeca Film Festival) with Jerry Barrow of BET.com

Cine Salon will begin its winter season on February 8th as Sara Fishko and Sam Stephenson discuss two major accomplishments of the photojournalist W. Eugene Smith: a monumental portrait of the city Pittsburgh (1953-1957) and an amazing record in pictures and audio of a NYC jazz loft (1957-1965).

This Saturday from 12-2pm EST, Film and Media Studies and AAAS are having a discussion with filmmaker Wanuri Kahiu, author Nnedi Okorafor, and creative entrepreneur Dayo Ogunyemi on the themes of sexuality & falling in love illegally, Afro and African futurisms, and Pan-Africanist collaborations....