Cornell Cinema has been cited as one of the best campus film exhibition programs in the country, screening close to 300 different films/videos each year, seven nights a week in the beautiful Willard Straight Theatre.
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- 1970
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- Peter Pan - with live music by...
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Saturday, November 21 at 2:00pm - Motherhood - with writer/direc...
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Thursday, November 19 at 7:15pm - Ice Bears of the Beaufort - wi...
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Tuesday, November 17 at 7:15pm - Requiem for Analog TV Noise
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Thursday, November 12 at 9:30pm - Halloween at Cornell Cinema
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Saturday, October 31 at 8:00pm - Urbanimations
Schwartz Center for the Performing ...
Tuesday, October 6 at 7:15pm - WHEN IT WAS BLUE with filmmake...
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Friday, October 2 at 7:15pm - 13 Most Beautiful...Songs for ...
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Friday, September 25 at 7:30pm - Died Young, Stayed Pretty - wi...
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Tuesday, September 22 at 7:15pm - THE EXPLODING GIRL - sneak pre...
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Friday, September 18 at 9:30pm
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Cornell Cinema don't miss MOTHERHOOD tonight with filmmaker and Ithaca native Katherine Dieckmann! 7:15 pm, Willard Straight Theatre.
Cornell Cinema Last night the GPSA voted to fund us for the next two years at $11.05, $.25 less than the Appropriations Committee's recommendation, and $.70 less than our request. Slope Day recieved a $.25 increase above their GPSAC rec.
cornelldailysun.com
Although the crowd was somewhat quieter — there were no boo’s of displeasure or sign-waving supporters — the discussion of byline funding allocations for Cornell Cinema and the Slope Day Programming Board ...
Cornell Cinema Tonight is GRAD NIGHT at Cornell Cinema! Grad students can see 500 DAYS OF SUMMER @ 7:15 in Uris Hall for only $2!
Cornell Cinema This Friday is Grad night at Cornell Cinema! Grad students get in to 500 DAYS OF SUMMER for only $2! Uris Hall Auditorium, 7:15pm.
Cornell Cinema The Cornell Daily Sun has a Guest Column written by current and past editors supporting Cornell Cinema.
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Last Thursday, the Student Assembly rejected Cornell Cinema’s appeal of a 22-percent cut in their byline funding over the next two academic years. This decision, which will seriously compromise one of ...
Cornell Cinema The SA approved the Activites Fee cut to $8.60. It's a sad day.
Cornell Cinema Please come support Cornell Cinema in front of the SA TODAY @ 4:45 in the WSH Memorial Room. They want to slash our budget and we need our fans there while making our case! Also, please sign our petition! Thank you for your support!
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Petition Restore Cornell Cinema's Activity Fee! We, the undersigned, are opposed to the Student Assembly (SA) Appropriations Committee's recommendation to cut Cornell Cinema's funding from $11/student to $8.60/student (a 22% cut).
Cornell Cinema
Dear undergraduate supporters of Cornell Cinema,
On Thursday, October 29, Cornell Cinema will meet with the full Undergraduate Assembly about our appeal of the Student Activities Fee recommendation. We are currently receiving $11, and had requested a small increase to $11.75. The SA Appropriations Committee has put fort...h $8.60.
Please sign our petition requesting the Student Assembly to restore Cornell Cinema's funding on Thursday night. The petition can be found here:
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/corne
We encourage you to forward this to other undergraduates
If you are able to attend the Student Assembly meeting, it will be held at 4:45 in the Willard Straight Memorial Room.
Thank you for your support!
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2008 > USA > Directed by Arthur Smith III
Five years in the making by a single resident of an Inupiat Eskimo village, Ice Bears of the Beaufort is a color-intense, cinematic family portrait of Alaskan polar bears never before captured on film. The documentary bears witness to Alaska's Beaufort Sea coast as critical pola...r bear habitat, a habitat that is seriously threatened by offshore oil development. More at polarartproductions.com. Video projection.
55 mins
with filmmakers Arthur C. Smith III & Jennifer Smith
Time:7:15PM Tuesday, November 17th
Location:Willard Straight Theatre
Cornell Cinema Since the first television broadcasts in the mid-1920s, TV shows have been accompanied by the visual music of analog noise. S-squiggles, vertical jumps, horizontal breaks, 'snow storms', 'blue-outs' and 'green-outs', ghosts and negative inversions are among a myriad of 'disturbances' that make up a visual language tha...t is as integral to the television viewing experience as the shows themselves. An FCC ruling brought this dance of analog signal and noise to an end on June 12, 2009. Inspired by a funeral for analog TV noise held at Anthology Film Archives on that date, this evening a collection of Ithaca video artists and musicians collectively celebrate and honor TV Noise. Hosted by Park Doing, it includes works by video artists John Criscitello, Nick Knouf, Claudia Pederson, Jason Livingston, and Park Doing and musical performances by American Sphynx, Why the Wires, Force Atomique, keyboardist Mike Stark and drummer Zaun Marshburn.
with host Park Doing and lots of live music!
Time:9:30PM Thursday, November 12th
Location:Willard Straight Theatre
Cornell Cinema Cornell Cinema’s fright fest, the perfect precursor to your late-night Halloween festivities, will feature some of the scariest coming attraction trailers ever made, a spine tingling episode from The Twilight Zone and a screening of one of the most frightening horror classics of all time – too scary to mention by name!... All costume-clad patrons will be entered to win one of our frighteningly fabulous door prizes, including movie posters, movie passes and other goodies, and there will be Halloween candy treats for everyone! Only $2 for all!
The perfect start to your Halloween night!
Time:8:00PM Saturday, October 31st
Location:Willard Straight Theatre
Cornell Cinema
An important message to Undergrads about the Activities Fee!
As you may be aware, the Student Assembly is in the process of setting the Student Activities Fee for 2010-2012. Last night Cornell Cinema met with the Appropriations Committee, and this morning we received their recommendation - a cut from the $11.75 we were... requesting, and the $11 we currently receive, to $8.60.
This is a devastating reduction for our organization, and if approved will have far-reaching consequences. We will appeal the decision before the entire Student Assembly on Thursday, which begins at 4:45 in the Willard Straight Memorial Room.
Please show your support for Cornell Cinema by attending this meeting, and consider making a statement on our behalf if you are comfortable doing so. If you are not able to attend, please let your Assembly representative know your position (a list of members is at http://assembly.cornell.edu/SA/Members).
We will be sending out more information leading up to meeting.
Thank you for your support!
assembly.cornell.edu
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Cornell Cinema On Tuesday, October 27 Cornell Cinema will be hosting the US Premiere of THE HALFMOON FILES with filmmaker Philip Scheffner! The event is free and open to all. More information here:
cinema.cornell.edu
“There once was a man.This man came into the European war.Germany captured this man.He wishes to return to India.If God has mercy, he will make peace soon.This man will go away from here.”
Cornell Cinema Fellini's AMARCORD on Saturday @ 7pm with an introduction by film scholar Stuart McDougal! This restored print is vibrantly colorful and truly beautiful. Don't miss it!
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Fellini’s affectionate semi-autobiographical film about the seaside town of Rimini under the fascists. The dreamlike story narrates events in the life of a sex-obsessed boy and his anti-fascist father as they tumble through the streets in show-stoppingly beautiful scenes. ...
