? New chat for cinephiles!

After our recent screenings, we realized there isn't an online space where people can discuss the films we watch together. To fix that, we're excited to announce the launch of our very own NU Cinephiles Chat – a place for all film lovers to connect, share thoughts, and discuss everything related to cinema.
Whether you want to dive deep into film analysis, recommend hidden gems, share memes, or just chat, this is the place for you!

? Rules:
1. Be respectful
2. No spoilers without warnings
3. No spamming
4. Be inclusive – Discriminatory or offensive behavior of any kind will not be tolerated.

Join the chat now: @cinephiles_nu

What is Film Society? We are a community of people at NU interested in cinema of all sorts! ?

What do we do? Our main work is to organize screenings every week in Cinema Hall. Sometimes we also conduct guest lectures from film critics. ?

Who can join? Your year of study, major, gender etc. doesn’t matter. Our club is very diverse and anyone is invited as long as they share our passion. ?

Who can I apply as? Formally we don’t have any roles in the club, but we would be happy if you had experience in poster deisign and cinema hall operation. ?

What do I get? Weekly teambuildings and many friends. ?

If you want to apply, please fill out the form through the link before the deadline and we will invite you to the interview! Feel free to ask questions in the comments below.

Deadline: 8 September 2024, 12:00❗️

We begin at 18:05

We continue with this week's choice

In the introduction of this masterpiece our member Diaz have prepared a presentation about the movie, its director, and its influence.

"2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968) a movie by the legendary Stanley Kubrick is a sci-fi masterpiece. A visual marvel, this is a story about relentless technological advancements and limits of our mortal lifes before the unknown. Downfall of human kind in the face of AI and then its rebirth raise dilemmas about our technology and our future, or rather today, as we live in the age of AI, over 50 years after the release.

Directed by Stanley Kubrick
Language: English
Subtitles: English
IMDb link
Letterboxd link

? April 12th, 18:25
? Cinema Hall

Dear Cinephiles,

This Friday we begin with watching "Le voyage dans la lune" (1902) or "A Trip to the Moon" by the master Georges Méliès. Fantastical sci-fi short filmed almost 125 years ago shows his wonderful creativity. He used innovative special effects techniques and inspired generations of filmakers. Still to this day this movie marks one of the most brilliant advances in film history.

Directed by Georges Méliès
Text: French
Subtitles: English
IMDb link
Letterboxd link

? April 12th, 18:00
? Cinema Hall

After this short movie we are going to watch "2001: A Space Odyssey" ...

Join our guest lecture, movie evening, and cinema discussion event today at 5PM!

In collaboration with NU Football League, we are also watching “Goal!” (2005) a movie about aspirations and impressive sports action.

Director: Danny Cannon
Language: Eng
Subtitles: Rus
IMDb link
Letterboxd link

? April 5th, 20:00
? Cinema Hall

Dear Cinephiles,

?We welcome you this Friday to a guest lecture with Mikhail Nefyodov of cinéma insolite. We are going to watch "Cries and Whispers" (1972) by Ingmar Bergman, an acclaimed Swedish director, and have a discusion about the movie and cinema afterwards.?

Visually striking, "Cries and Whispers" has received an Oscar for its cinematography. Strong use of color and contrast helps to set a stage for the intense and evocative narrative. This drama explores intimate and dark parts of human experience - an intimate story of three sisters facing the inevitabilities of life.

Directed by Ingmar Bergman
Language: Swedish
Subtitles: Russian
IMDb link
Letterboxd link

See you there!

? April 5th, 17:00
? Cinema Hall