Explore the history of the Lambda Network at Kodak, the company’s LGBTQ employee resource group, and learn how its members influenced inclusivity in corporate workplace settings.
Filmi Fest 2000
4 Films on Screen The museum’s South Asian collection is composed largely of films from the first decade of the century, a time when the Indian film industry was seeing a large expansion to other countries.
Polish Film Festival
2 Films on Screen Nearly thirty years ago, the Skalny Center for Polish and Central European Studies began the Polish Film Festival here in Rochester, and for more than a decade, the Dryden has paired those newer films with classics of Polish Cinema.
Miller's Crossing (DCP)
The Art of Music in the Movies The Coens effectively tip their fedoras to the Hollywood gangster genre in this violent, operatic prohibition drama.
Lovecraftian
3 Films on Screen H.P. Lovecraft was one of the most influential authors of horror in history, to the point that works have been eponymously referred to as “Lovecraftian.” But his works have often proven difficult to adapt into film.
The Great Postal Heist (DCP)
Labor Film Series Filmmaker Jay Galione’s first directorial work is this documentary about the current state of the U.S. Postal Service, inspired by his father, who was a postal clerk for thirty years before being falsely accused of padding reimbursements.
Matinee: Mission Kashmir (35mm)
Filmi Fest 2000 Before his hero turn in the Krrish series a few years later, Hrithik Roshan plays the antagonist here, a man with a tragic backstory looking for revenge amidst the turmoil of India-Pakistan tensions.
The Game (35mm)
Michael Douglas’s Bad Day Perhaps most fitting for a series about Bad Days for Michael Douglas, this thriller finds Douglas playing Nicholas Van Orton, a divorced San Francisco investment banker about to celebrate his forty-eighth birthday.
A Page of Madness (35mm)
Silent Tuesdays A brilliant avant-garde exploration of the helplessness felt by a mentally ill person’s loved ones, this film tells of a man who works as a janitor in the insane asylum where his wife is a patient.
Women Talking (DCP)
The Art of Music in the Movies Sarah Polley’s adaptation of Miriam Toews’s 2018 novel of the same name earned the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay.