Developed from the course Elsaesser taught at Columbia, The Mind-Game Film was completed by his colleagues and former students, among whom is Adjunct Assistant Professor Seung-hoon Jeong. 

Shot in New Orleans in 2018, Stella for Star follows Dr. Marcy Later (Robin Weingert) who has devoted her life and career to nuclear fusion, a long-proposed but never realized renewable energy solution for climate change.

Welcome to another edition of On A Global Scale. This bi-weekly series celebrates the international spirit of the Columbia University film program and the incredible global collaborations coming out of it.         

Their films, Buzzkill and Roadkill, have screened four festivals this fall.

The Catch, a feature film written and directed by alumnus Matthew Ya-Hsiung Balzer '15, and Home, a short film written and directed by student Adewale Olukayode, will screen at the festival that runs from October 22 - 29. 

In Blue Grey, it is 1989 when Jiho, played by Yoo, and Moonsik are set up on a date in Seoul.

This four-year new talent initiative recognizes and supports international filmmakers who have recently moved to Los Angeles or New York to further their development and career. 

A short, shown in the "On Pins & Needles" category, Postman is about a mail carrier who finds a dying painter left alone in an unlocked apartment.

Hiatus (暫別人生), a feature film project written and to be directed by student Szu-Wei Chen, was selected to participate in the Taipei Film Academy’s Filmmaker’s Workshop that was held virtually from September 27 to October 2.

Humanitas is a non-profit organization that celebrates and supports film and television writers “whose work explores the human condition in a nuanced, meaningful way.”