The Film Forum started in the fall of 2005. It is dedicated to the critical discussion of films that not only delight us in the spectacular ways cinema most naturally does but also leave us puzzled, challenged, unsettled, or even irritated. The films we show cry out for discussion and have afforded us on many nights with the pleasure of intelligent and passionate conversation often even in the presence of the filmmakers themselves. The Film Forum’s Filmmakers on Campus Residency Program arranges week-long courses with award-winning film directors.
Director, Film Forum and Research Film Studio: Erika Kiss, University Center for Human Values
The events are made possible by the generous gift of Bert G. Kerstetter ’66
The Film Forum started in the fall of 2005. It is dedicated to the critical discussion of films that not only delight us in the spectacular ways cinema most naturally does but also leave us puzzled, challenged, unsettled, or even irritated. The films we show cry out for discussion and have afforded us on many nights with the pleasure of intelligent and passionate conversation often even in the presence of the filmmakers themselves. The Film Forum’s Filmmakers on Campus Residency Program arranges week-long courses with award-winning film directors.
Director, Film Forum and Research Film Studio: Erika Kiss, University Center for Human Values
The events are made possible by the generous gift of Bert G. Kerstetter ’66
ArtHouse Memes is created by the UCHV Research Film Studio of Princeton University for the European Cultural Center Exhibition at the 2024 Art Biennale in Venice, which runs from May to November of 2024 and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors.
Open to Princeton University ID holders
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