Join The Poitier Film School for an evening with Stephen Rivkin, ACE. The Academy Award and BAFTA nominated editor, who worked with James Cameron on his international blockbuster “Avatar” and won an Eddie Award for his work on “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl,” showcases examples from his storied career to illustrate the power of editing and creative problem solving in storytelling.
Join the Public History program from the School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies for an exclusive screening of a short from the film, ANZA250 before the full documentary release in October 2026. Following the screening will be a discussion with the lead cyclist of the expedition, Luis Valle.
The Asia Center invites you to join us for another GETSEA Simulcast Film Screening! As you know, each semester we bring together 20+ universities from across North America to watch a docum
The short film "Hello Maggie!" illuminates the love and friendship between a bird named Maggie and a little boy, Shig, during his family’s survival at the WWII Heart Mountain internment camp in Wyoming. Based on a children’s book of the same name by Shigeru Yabu, the true story is brought to life by Walt Disney and Hanna-Barbera animator Willie Ito and informed by his own experiences in the internment camps. Ito will be in person to discuss the film.
Don’t miss this rare chance to meet an animation legend during a special Phoenix Film Festival event.
Join us on March 23rd for a showing of Crip Camp (2020) at ASU Biodesign Institute, room B105.
The event will run from 5–8 p.m., and food will be provided. Following the film, there will be a panel discussion with Sarah Kirwan and Matt Schuler, who will share insights and lead a conversation about disability rights, accessibility, and inclusion.
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Round up your family and friends for a free showing of "Wonder Woman," part of the Novus Place Movie in the Park After Dark series.
Join us for a screening of “American Delivery” to experience the 12 years of research into the critical issues surrounding maternal health in the United States. Following the film, join a thoughtful panel discussion with experts who will contextualize the film and its relevance to work at the Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation and in the community.