Casting Call
A chance to star in a senior capstone film
Have you ever wanted to be in a film? Well, now is your chance! Every year, advanced filmmaking students get the chance to make a short film of their […]
Tag: film
“Clyde Petri is in Trouble” debuts at the Kenworthy
Luke Gresback comes back to Moscow to share his creation with familiar faces
Moscow native Luke Gresback created short film “Clyde Petri is in Trouble,” which played in the Kenworthy Theater on March 31. The film features the titular Clyde Petri, a man […]
“Disfluency” screening to explore themes of trauma and consent
Part of Katy Benoit Campus Safety Awareness Month, the free event will include a panel with director Anna Baumgarten and discussions on supporting survivors
As part of UI’s Katy Benoit Campus Safety Awareness Month, a free screening of the film “Disfluency” will take place at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20, at the Kenworthy […]
The Kenworthy Silent Film Festival returns
Experience 1920s cinema with live music from local composers at this month-long event
The Kenworthy Silent Film Festival is back for its second year, kicking off on Sept. 4 with a month-long celebration of 1920s cinema paired with fresh music from regional composers. Hosted […]
The duality of Godzilla films
American and Japanese Film Industries are great at making Goji films, but who does it better?
I just got back from watching “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.” I won’t say much about it, as you should see it yourself, but what I can say is […]
Movie Review: Soceidad de la nieve (Society of the Snow)
Bayona’s wildly exciting take on the Andes Flight Disaster of 1972
J.A. Bayona brings to life the tragedy of the 1972 Andes Flight Disaster with Spain’s official entry for the best international feature film at the 96th Academy Awards in Spanish-language […]
Life Hacks: Jan. 16 – 21
What’s happening at UI this week?
As the semester gets underway, it can be easy to get wrapped up in the busyness and stress of this time of year, but it’s important to remember to take […]
School of Journalism and Mass Media hosts Fall48
Register by Oct. 17 to participate
Fall48 is a 48-hour filmmaking competition held by the University of Idaho’s School of Journalism and Mass Media that will take place this weekend. UI students, UI alumni, high school […]
‘It’s a war for the continued survival of the profession’
Michael Kostroff and Benjamin Flores discuss WGA and SAG strikes
The Kenworthy Theater in downtown Moscow hosted a live forum Tuesday with actor Micheal Kostroff who represented the Screen Actors Guild, and Benjamin Flores, who is a writer representing the […]
KINO Film Festival celebrates UI filmmakers
KINO Film Festival showcases the best of PNW short films
Filmmaking is an impactful art form, and it takes so much hard work and dedication to create a film that people want to see. The Pacific Northwest, and the University […]