Jaqueline Glasner '15 reviews Norwegian Wood, a poetic film about love and loss, now playing at Cornell Cinema.

Rehan Dadi '15 reviews Indochina, Traces of a Mother, an introspective study of the long-term consequences of the Vietnam War in Southeast Asia and West Africa. The film played at Cornell Cinema for one night over the weekend

Gina Cargas '14 reviews Cornell Cinema's latest offering, Paul Goodman Changed My Life, a documentary studying "the most influential man you've never heard of."

Daveen Koh '14 has a glimpse of the mysterious, quiet country.  

Daveen Koh '14 has a glimpse of the mysterious, quiet country.  

The world is a fast place, but a few people are keeping it slow, as Joey Anderson '12 discovers in Summer Pasture, a Tibetan documentary playing at Cornell Cinema.

Gina Cargas '14 laments Oka!'s post-colonial paternalism. 

Gina Cargas '14 laments Oka!'s post-colonial paternalism. 

Jacqueline Glasner '15 reviews the transcendental Cornell Cinema release, My Reincarnation, opening Thursday.

Sun Arts & Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 takes you behind "Magical Méliès Evening,” a recent fundraiser at the Cornell Cinema that doubled as "the defacto annual summit for all Ithaca cinephiles."