| Screening Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 27–29 | The Dreamlife of Angels |
| Sep. 3–5 | Blue Angel |
| Sep. 10–12 | Deep Crimson |
| Sep. 17–19 | Ashes and Diamonds |
| Sep. 24–26 | In the Company of Men |
| Oct. 1–3 | Blood of a Poet |
| Oct. 8 –10 | A Night at the Opera |
| Oct. 29 –31 | Ceddo |
| Nov. 5–7 | Wittgenstein |
| Nov. 12–14 | Red Firecracker, Green Firecracker |
| Nov. 19 –21 | Dakan |
| Dec. 3–5 | Trekkies |
| Jan. 28–30 | Flower of my Secret |
| Feb. 4–6 | Female Perversions |
| Feb. 11–13 | Sankofa |
| Feb. 18 – 20 | Rodrigo D: No Future |
| Feb. 25–27 | Next of Kin |
| March 3–5 | Perfumed Nightmare |
| March 10–12 | The White Balloon |
| April 7–9 | One Way or Another |
| April 14–16 | Locked Up Time |
| April 21–23 | Wednesday |
| April 28–30 | Before the Revolution |
| May 5–7 | St. Clara |
| May 12–14 | Contempt |
| Screening Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 25–27 | City of Lost Children |
| Sep. 1–3 | Say Amen, Somebody |
| Sep. 8–10 | 32 Short Films about Glenn Gould |
| Sep. 15–17 | Year of the Horse |
| Sep. 22–24 | The Last Klezmer |
| Sep. 29–Oct. 1 | Two Daughters |
| Oct. 6–8 | The Celluloid Closet |
| Oct. 27–29 | China Yellow, China Blue |
| Nov. 3–5 | Sunrise over Tiananmen Square Round Eyes in the Middle Kingdom |
| Nov. 10 –12 | Cyclo |
| Nov. 17–19 | Shoot for the Contents |
| Nov. 29 | A Tale of Love |
| Dec. 1–3 | Surname Viet, Given Name Nam |
| Jan. 26–28 | Color of Paradise |
| Feb. 2–4 | King of Masks |
| Feb. 9–11 | Camera Buff |
| Feb. 16–18 | Rosetta |
| Feb. 23–25 | Xala |
| March 2–4 | The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg |
| March 9 –11 | Blow-Up |
| April 6–8 | I've Heard the Mermaids Singing |
| April 13–14 | Beautiful Thing |
| April 20–22 | After Life |
| April 27–29 | Bhaji on the Beach |
| Screening Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 31–Sep. 2 | Lolita |
| Sep. 7 –9 | A Time for Drunken Horses |
| Sep. 15–16 | Curfew |
| Sep. 21–23 | Women Next Door |
| Sep. 28–30 | Tilaï |
| Oct. 5–7 | Strawberry and Chocolate |
| Oct. 12–14 | Guantanamera |
| Nov. 3–4 | Welcome to Sarajevo |
| Nov. 9–11 | Stranger than Paradise |
| Nov. 16–18 | Eternity and a Day |
| Nov. 30–Dec. 2 | Shower |
| Dec. 7–9 | Central Station |
| Jan. 25–27 | Brakhage |
| Feb. 1–3 | Lumumba |
| Feb. 8–10 | She's Gotta Have It |
| Feb. 15–17 | Mi Vida Loca |
| Feb. 22–24 | The Works of Sadie Benning |
| March 1–3 | A Boy Named Sue |
| March 8 –10 | Paragraph 175 |
| April 5–7 | From the Back Alleys |
| April 12–14 | Jane: An Abortion Service |
| April 19–21 | A Story of Floating Weeds |
| April 26–28 | Western |
| May 3–5 | Luzhin Defence |
| May 10–12 | TBA |
| Screening Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 31–Sep. 1 | Like Water for Chocolate |
| Sep. 6–8 | Soul Food |
| Sep. 13–15 | Tampopo |
| Sep. 20–22 | Eat Drink Man Woman |
| Sep. 27–29 | Chungking Express |
| Oct. 4–6 | Big Night |
| Oct. 11–13 | How Tasty Was My Little Frenchman |
| Nov. 1–3 | La grande Bouffe |
| Nov. 8–10 | Jamon Jamon |
| Nov. 15–17 | Chef in Love |
| Nov. 22–24 | What's Cooking? |
| Dec. 6–8 | Babette's Feast |
| Jan. 24–26 | Boyott |
| Jan. 31–Feb. 2 | Derrida |
| Feb. 7–9 | Five early experimental films:
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| Feb. 14–16 | Finding Crista The KKK Boutique Ain't Just Rednecks |
| Feb. 21–23 | Divided We Fall |
| Feb. 28–March 2 | In The Mood For Love |
| March 7–9 | Rashomon |
| April 4–6 | The Best Years of Our Lives |
| April 11–13 | El Amor Brujo |
| April 18–20 | Mostly Martha |
| April 25–27 | Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean |
| May 2–4 | Citizen Kane |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 29–31 | My Beautiful Launderette |
| Sep. 5–7 | The Thin Blue Line |
| Sep. 12–14 | Traffic Jam |
| Sep. 19–21 | Before Night Falls |
| Sep. 26–28 | The Wind |
| Oct. 3–5 | Russian Ark |
| Oct. 10–12 | State Fair |
| Oct. 24–26 | Running Out of Time |
| Oct. 31–Nov. 2 | The Blue Kite |
| Nov. 7–9 | Topkapi |
| Nov. 14–16 | Cet Amour-là |
| Nov. 21–23 | Secret Ballot |
| Jan. 23–25 | Movies of Color: Black Southern Cinema (2001) |
| Jan. 30–Feb. 1 | Train of Life |
| Feb. 6–8 | Shall We Dance |
| Feb. 13–15 | The Seven Samurai |
| Feb. 20–22 | No Man's Land |
| Feb. 27–29 | The Wedding Banquet |
| March 5–7 | Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley |
| April 2–4 | Our Lady of the Assassins |
| April 9–11 | Duck Soup |
| April 16–18 | Nowhere in Africa |
| April 23–25 | Tilai |
| April 30–May 2 | Salaam Bombay |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 27–29 | Lagaan |
| Sep. 3–5 | The Harmonists |
| Sep. 10–12 | Massoud, The Afghan |
| Sep. 17–19 | The Dancer Upstairs |
| Sep. 24–26 | Mississippi Masala |
| Oct. 1–3 | What's Eating Gilbert Grape |
| Oct. 8–10 | Our House |
| Oct. 29–31 | Children of Paradise |
| Nov. 5–7 | Herod's Law |
| Nov. 12–14 | The Eel |
| Nov. 18–21 | To Be and To Have |
| Dec. 3–5 | Arsenic and Old Lace |
| Jan. 28–30 | Lumumba |
| Feb. 4–6 | Divine Horsemen |
| Feb. 11–13 | Monsieur Ibrahim |
| Feb. 18–20 | Raising Victor Vargas |
| Feb. 25–27 | Sociology is a Martial Art |
| March 4–6 | Moolaadé |
| March 11–13 | Beauty and the Beast |
| April 8–10 | The Story of the Weeping Camel |
| April 15–17 | Nine Queens |
| April 22–24 | Facing Windows |
| April 29–May 1 | Elling |
| May 6–8 | Duck Soup |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 26–28 | Talk to Her |
| Sep. 2–4 | The Battleship Potemkin |
| Sep. 9–11 | The Fog of War |
| Sep. 16–18 | Touching the Void (Documentary) |
| Sep. 23–25 | Silences of the Palace |
| Sep. 30–Oct. 2 | Basquiat |
| Oct. 7–9 | Field of Dreams |
| Oct. 28–30 | Taboo |
| Nov. 4–6 | Godzilla (Science Fiction) |
| Nov. 11–13 | Not One Less |
| Nov. 18– | Bend it Like Beckham |
| Dec. 2–4 | Vodka Lemon |
| Jan. 27–29 | The Rosa Parks Story |
| Feb. 3–5 | My Left Foot |
| Feb. 10–12 | Thirty Years of Sisterhood: Women in the 1970’s Women’s Liberation Movement in Japan |
| Feb. 17–19 | Alexander Nevsky |
| Feb. 24–26 | Real Women Have Curves |
| March 3–5 | Blue |
| March 10–12 | The Magic Flute |
| April 14–16 | Radiation: A Slow Death: A New Generation of Hibakusha |
| April 21–23 | Devils on the Doorstop |
| April 28–30 | The Red Violin |
| May 5–7 | Eyes Without a Face |
| May 12–14 | Paint Your Wagon |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 25–27 | Maria Full of Grace |
| Sep. 1–3 | Before the Rain |
| Sep. 8–10 | The City of God |
| Sep. 15–17 | Little Otik |
| Sep. 22–24 | Rosenstrasse |
| Sep. 29–Oct. 1 | Earth |
| Oct. 6–8 | My Neighbor Totoro |
| Oct. 27–29 | Nosferatu |
| Nov. 3–5 | The Opium War |
| Nov. 10–12 | Wedding in Galilee |
| Nov. 17–19 | Three Crowns of the Sailor |
| Dec. 1–3 | Yidl in the Middle: Growing Up Jewish in Iowa |
| Jan. 26–28 | Intimate Stories |
| Feb. 2–4 | Whale Rider |
| Feb. 9–11 | La Dolce Vita |
| Feb. 16–18 | Touch the Sound |
| Feb. 23–25 | Dirty Filthy Love |
| March 2–4 | Happy Times |
| March 9–11 | Wrestling with Manhood. Boys, Bullying and Battering |
| April 6–8 | My Architect |
| April 13–15 | Yossi and Jagger |
| April 20–22 | The Wicker Man |
| April 27–29 | Charulata |
| May 4–6 | Traces of Stones (Spur der Steine) |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Aug. 31–Sept. 2 | Burnt by the Sun |
| Sep. 7–9 | The House of Sand |
| Sep. 14–16 | Divine Intervention |
| Sep. 21–23 | Before Night Falls |
| Sep. 28–30 | Brassed Off |
| Oct. 5–6 | 400 Blows |
| Oct. 12–14 | Battle of Algiers |
| Nov. 2–4 | After the Revolution |
| Nov. 9–11 | Tsotsi |
| Nov. 16–18 | Taboo (Gohatto) |
| Nov. 30–Dec. 2 | The Oak |
| Dec. 7–9 | Why We Fight |
| Jan. 25–27 | Paris je t’aime |
| Feb. 1–3 | Touch the Sound |
| Feb. 8–10 | A Talking Picture (Um Filme Falado) |
| Feb. 15–17 | Central Station |
| Feb. 22–24 | Behind the Sun |
| Feb. 29–March 2 | Born into Brothels |
| March 7–9 | Days of Glory |
| April 4–6 | Carmen |
| April 11–13 | West Side Story |
| April 18–20 | The Ice Rink (La patinoire) |
| April 25–27 | Night at the Opera |
| May 2–4 | Children of Men |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Dec. 7–8 | Mindf*%k Film Festival (co-sponsored with SGA Films and Center for Humanities)
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| April 6–17 | Animation Film Festival
|
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Sep. 11 | The Code |
| Oct. 3 | Cinema Paradisio |
| Oct. 3 | Brazil |
| Nov. 6 | Accomplished Silent Shorts |
| Dec. 4–6 | Cinefest, International Women’s Film Festival – film screenings all weekend
|
| Feb. 24 | Film screenings followed by discussion dinner
|
| March 12 | Morphia Lotman’s World Rabbit A La Berlin |
| April 7–9 | Suzi Yoonessi visit and screening of her film Dear Lemon Lima on campus and at The Strand |
| May 7–9 | Maggots and Men |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Sep. 17 | Films of The Moving Crew – Croatian visiting artists (Tilly Woodward and Lee Running) |
| Sep. 28 | Curtis Chen visit – screening of Victor Who and Q and A session (Nan Ma) |
| Oct. 2 | Parents Weekend – Art House Thriller Double Feature screening of The Third Man and Blow Up at the Harris Center and The Strand |
| Nov. 5 | Screening of Lage Raho Munna Bai as part of the Diwali celebration on campus (Tim Dobe) |
| Nov. 30 | Screening of Strange Culture (shown in conjunction with Steve Kurtz visit to campus as a Convocation speaker Dec. 2) |
| Dec. 7 | Screening of The Wedding Song and panel discussion with 3 faculty members (Katya Gibel-Mevorach) |
| Feb. 13 | Utopia in Four Movements – large campus event being planned in conjunction with Public Performance (Rachel Bly) |
| March 1 | Greek shorts accompanied by live music by student musicians |
| April 8 | Nina Paley visits for the screening of her film Sita Sings the Blues (Tim Dobe) |
| April 30 | TEZA (Haile Gerima, 2008) – Greek shorts accompanied by live music provided by student musicians (Katya Gibel-Mevorach) |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Sep. 9 | Bread and Puppet Theatre |
| Sep. 16 | Resist |
| Sep. 24 | Breakfast at Tiffany’s (at The Strand during Family Weekend) |
| Nov. 28 | Occupy This – Reverend Billy of the Church of Stop Shopping |
| Nov. 29 | Exit Through the Gift Shop |
| March 18 | Taqwacore (hosted 6 guests involving a reading, director talk, film screening, and concert) |
| May 8 | Chico and Rita |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Nov. 2 | CFC Political Weekend (Hosted 3 guests) Janeane From Des Moines Medium Cool |
| Nov. 30 | Monty Python Fest
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| Dec. 15–16 | Pre-Finals Weekend: Fantasies of Bogart
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| Feb. 6 | Le Chemin noir (Hosted director Abdallah Badis) |
| March 11 | Jai Bhim Comrade (Hosted Anand Patwardhan, director) |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Nov. 20 | Hollywood, Billy Wilder, and the Anti-Nazi Film (Billy Wilder’s 1961 Cold War comedy: One, Two, Three) |
| March 6 | Days of Heaven (with Prof. Richard Leppert) |
| April 1–2 | Taiwanese Film Series (with director Hung Hung):
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| May 1 | Wong Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest with Mike Closson |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Jan. 28 | Pulp Fiction |
| Feb. 11 | Ida |
| March 11 | Chunking Express |
| April 15 | Eraserhead |
| April 29 | Shacks and Shanties/Medium Cool |
| May 4 | Unveiled (Fremde Haut) (and talk: Queering the Fortress Europe with guest Katrin Sieg) |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Sep. 26 | Do The Right Thing |
| Nov. 14 | Timbuktu (organized by the French and Arabic department) |
| Nov. 22 | Our School with panel discussion |
| Feb. 6 | Bound: Africans vs. African Americans |
| Feb. 13 | Celebrating Anna May Wong: Screenings of Shanghai Express and Anna May Wong: In Her Own Words |
| March 6 | Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years and an Artists’ Coffeehouse |
| April 6 | Exploring Radical Politics in Jerusalem with director Michael Teutsch Screening of Café Ta’amon. |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Sep. 18 | VIVA (with panel discussion, Cuban buffet) |
| Nov. 13 | The Jazz Singer (with guest lecturer Daniel Goldmark) |
| April 12 | Fidelity (and discussion with director Ilker Catak) |
| April 12 | Tschick (and discussion with director Ilker Catak) |
| April 23 | Demain/Tomorrow |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Oct. 10 | U-Turn (with director Luis Argueta) |
| Oct. 28 | Star Wars (with Prof. James Buhler) |
| Feb. 23 | Moonlight (with panel discussion “Racecraft, Representations, and Afro Latinos”) |
| April 23 | Diversity in Filmmaking: Independent Film from the Fringes (Screening of several shorts by filmmaker April Dobbins ’99) Alabamaland excerpt Cutter Paradise An Uncredited Choice Ballet Bus |
| Showing Date | Title |
|---|---|
| Oct. 4 | El Limpiador (with director Adrian Saba) |
| April 8 | Beijing Bicycle and workshop with Tom Gold ("An 'Old Youth' looks at Youth in China Today") |
| May 2 | The Moving Tent (in conjunction with a dance workshop by Yeh Su-ling) |