Artist Hahn Rowe in Something about the Weather
© Rob Davidson
Artist Hahn Rowe in Something about the Weather
© Rob Davidson
Hundreds of royal artifacts were looted from the African kingdom of Dahomey by French colonial troops during the invasion of 1892. This powerful documentary by Mati Diop follows twenty-six of these objects as they are repatriated from Paris to their homeland — now located within the Republic of Benin.
Lenfest: Film, Faculty Spotlight presents a screening of Marathon Man, with introduction by Professor Rob King, Film & Media Studies.
Osmosis Jones blends live action and animation to tell a story about an unhealthy zookeeper, Frank (Bill Murray), and a white blood cell, Osmosis “Ozzy” Jones (Chris Rock), who helps battle the consequences of Frank’s not-so-hygenic habits.
Fantastic Voyage follows a team of medical scientists who are reduced to the size of microbes and injected into the bloodstream of a patient whom they must save before the miniaturization wears off.
A new play written by Columbia MFA Playwriting Student Drew Mindel, featured in the 2025 New Plays Festival.
A new play written by Columbia MFA Playwriting Student D-Davis, featured in the 2025 New Plays Festival.
A new play written by Columbia MFA Playwriting Student Srujanee Mishra, featured in the 2025 New Plays Festival.
The Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts Program presents the 2025 Visual Arts + Sound Art MFA Thesis Exhibition in collaboration with the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery at the Lenfest Center for the Arts.
A new play written by Columbia MFA Playwriting Student Jonathan Barbee, featured in the 2025 New Plays Festival.
A new play written by Columbia MFA Playwriting Student Amalia Rojas, featured in the 2025 New Plays Festival.
Live-action and stop-motion animation tell the story of Marcel (Jenny Slate), a one-inch-tall shell who is discovered by a documentary filmmaker amid the clutter of an Airbnb. A survivor of a mysterious tragedy, Marcel sees a chance to find his long-lost family with the help of his new human friend.
A new play written by Columbia MFA Playwriting Student Leah Plante-Wiener, featured in the 2025 New Plays Festival.
The 37th annual Columbia University Film Festival (CUFF) is a showcase of thesis-level work from students and recent alumni of the School of the Arts MFA Film Program.
A new play written by Columbia MFA Playwriting Student Dacyl Acevedo, featured in the 2025 New Plays Festival.
A new play written by Columbia MFA Playwriting Student Andrew Reid, featured in the 2025 New Plays Festival.
Chaplin's first full-length feature is a masterpiece about a tramp who takes-in an orphaned child. Chaplin directed, produced and starred in this film, and also composed the score. Ben Model returns to perform live musical accompaniment for this silent comedy classic.
The 37th annual Columbia University Film Festival (CUFF) is a showcase of thesis-level work from students and recent alumni of the School of the Arts MFA Film Program.
