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The 52nd Telluride Film Festival held annually in Telluride, Colorado during Labor Day weekend saw Columbia Filmmakers and faculty shine.
From filmmakers to writers, sculptors and more, these groundbreaking Columbia artists broke ceilings and took the future with them.
The new action-packed thriller-comedy Caught Stealing opened in theaters on August 29, 2025. The film was associate produced by Emmy Award nominee and Film alum Justin Gonçalves '22.
The acclaimed film scholar and interviewer of the stars has widened the lens of the Columbia Film Program, serving students for over 40 years.
The groundbreaking theatre director, author, and beloved professor opens up about her legacy.
The city has left an impression on generations of students, and to celebrate the School of the Arts' 60th anniversary, we're taking a look at the impression the students have made on New York City.
Rory Haines '11 and Sohrab Noshirvani '12 met in their first screenwriting class at the School of the Arts over ten years ago and quickly developed a creative partnership. Since then, they've collaborated on dozens of projects.
Halle Berry is set to star in Fleur, the latest drama from writer and director Ellie Foumbi '17.
In Vera, or Faith, the School of the Arts Writing professor portrays a crumbling modern American family.
The 77th Emmy Award Winners have been announced, and a number of projects worked on by Columbia filmmakers are among the winners.
En El Camino (On The Road), a film written and directed by former Film student David Pablos took home the Orizzonti Award for Best Film in the 82nd International Venice Film Festival and took home the honor of the Queer Lion.
Film alum Mo Ogrodnik' 96 has published her cinematic debut novel, Gulf, with Simon & Schuster/Summit (US).
Adjunct Associate Professor of Writing Jeremy Tiang, Theatre alum Zizi Majid '20, and Film alum Sushma Khadepaun '20 are among the artists granted the NYSCA/NYFA Fellowship this year.
With nine novels and two recent film adaptations, the National Book Award-winning author is having a moment.
Alum Vaughn Pole ’22 discusses their journey as an artist and creator.