CINESTUDIO

SIX DECADES OF MOVIES

AT TRINITY

Beginning in September as part of the 1823 series, Cinestudio will host one free film screening for each decade of its time on campus, starting with the 1970s.

Vote for the movie that symbolizes each decade for you by taking this poll!

Click To Take The One Minute Film Poll

Bienvenue! This spring April in Paris and Cinestudio go beyond the face we show to the world, to explore all aspects of our private lives. The eight films, covering 1927 to the present, open our eyes to the ways that the inimitable art of cinema deepens our understanding of personal ethics, sexuality, creative expression, aging, and of course, love. Please join us for a discussion after each screening. – Festival Director, Karen Humphreys

The 24th Annual April in Paris French and Francophone Film Festival presents

“Private Lives: Vies Intimes dans le Cinéma Francophone”

Monday, April 3 at 7 pm

Post Film Panel with

Director, Loch Phillipps

In Utica, the United Nations-proclaimed "Town that Loves Refugees," the Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees refuses to become yet another calamity of tightening federal immigration policy. The need to support new arrivals as well as situated refugees remains urgent. And the center knows something many don't: refugees are helping save their city.

*A portion of the ticket price will be donated to a local Refugee organization.

Tickets To This Event

John Zogby- Pollster, author, trend-spotter, thought leader & native Utican

“Everything in this film—the slices of everyday life, the intimacy—details a people and a community who found each other and together gained salvation. I am proud to say it is my community and I have never before seen it captured so perfectly.”

The Metropolitan Opera’s Live in HD FALSTAFF

April 1 at 12:30 pm

Tickets & Opera Descriptions are available

by clicking here