The Toronto International Film Festival has announced its complete list of 2021 award winners, and among them is Costa Brava, Lebanon, a film by alumni Mounia Akl '17 (director, co-writer), Clara Roquet '16 (co-writer), and Cyril Aris ’17 (editor).

Two films by Columbia filmmakers, Hector's Woman and Coronation, will show at this year’s 52nd edition of the Nashville Film Festival.

Three films by Columbia filmmakers will play at this year’s Woodstock Film Festival: The Winter House, The Binding of Itzik, and Hector’s Woman.

As part of the fellowship, Craver and Ward will receive support that will assist them in the development of their narrative feature screenplays.

Hector's Woman (La Mujer de Hector), written & directed by Columbia University Film Program student Ricardo Varona and produced by fellow student Annie Pettinga and alumnus Tony Yang '20.

Humanitas is a non-profit organization whose mission is to "honor and empower film and television writers whose work explores the human condition in a nuanced, meaningful way."

The anthology, which runs 130 minutes in length, is a collection of films by emerging filmmakers from underrepresented communities around the world.

It is one of the most acclaimed short film showcases in the world with awards and cash prizes worth $25,000, including five Academy Award-qualifying awards.

Behind the D4 is an interview series about the D4 films made by Film MFA Program students. This week, we catch up with the cast and crew of current student Felix Van Kann's and Cecilia Otero's The Fastest Man.

They are: Clara Sola, Murina, Libertad, Down With The King, and Are You Lonesome Tonight?, and the short films Céu de Agosto (August Sky) and Ma Shelo Nishbar (If It Ain’t Broke).