Announcements
FSC spring programming canceled
In accordance with Harvard University's current protocols regarding the coronavirus, the Film Study Center is canceling our spring programming.
Filmmaker Roberto Minervini visits the FSC
Filmmaker Roberto Minervini visited the Film Study Center and AFVS's Sensory Ethnography class in early March.
“Krabi, 2562” Tours the Festival Circuit
"Krabi, 2562," a joint project by filmmakers Anocha Suwichakornpong and Ben Rivers explores the Thai tourist community.
Berlinale Premiere: “Expedition Content” by Ernst Karel and Veronika Kusumaryati
FSC-Harvard Fellows, Ernst Karel and Veronika Kusumaryati will premiere Expedition Content at the 70th Berlin Film Festival at the end of February.
Notes from the Field: Making “inVISIBLE” by James Rutenbeck
I set out five + years ago to make "inVISIBLE," a nonfiction film about students enrolled in a yearlong tuition-free humanities night course for people living around the poverty line.
World Premiere of Deniz Tortum’s “Phases of Matter” at IFFR
Deniz Tortum, FSC-Harvard Fellow 2016-17, 2017-18, will screen his FSC supported film "Phases of Matter" as part of a world premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) this January.
Accepting Applications: The 2020-21 Film Study Center-Harvard Fellowships
Applications for the FSC-Harvard Fellowships are now open. The Film Study Center offers fellowships for the production of original film, video, photographic, and phonographic projects.
2020-21 Film Study Center-LEF Foundation Fellowship
The Film Study Center and LEF Foundation announce their continued support of the Film Study Center-LEF Foundation Fellowship in 2020-21.
Watching Experimental Films in Our Settler Colonial Context
FSC Flaherty Fellow, Shireen Hamza reflects on her experience at the 2019 Flaherty Film Seminar, "Action!" programmed by Shai Heredia.
McMillan-Stewart Fellow Dieudo Hamadi Connects with Harvard Filmmakers and Audiences
This year’s McMillan-Stewart Fellow in Distinguished Filmmaking, Dieudo Hamadi from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, spent a whirlwind week at Harvard to screen his films and interact with the Harvard community.
Notes from the Field: Anocha Suwichakornpong’s “Come Here”
The starting point for “Come Here” was that I wanted to make a film about young people. This inevitably led me to questions about love.
James Rutenbeck awarded the FSC-LEF Fellowship
We are excited to announce the awarding of our first Film Study Center-LEF Foundation Fellowship to James Rutenbeck for his project “inVisible.”