FOLLOWED BY A SCREENING OF
Hamnet
(Chloé Zao, English, 2025, 125 min.)

Lecture @ 5:00 PM
Wednesday, September 23
250 KMBL

Upcoming Events

Next Week's Showtimes

And, Towards Happy Alleys (2023)
9:35PM 

ARTIFICIAL JUSTICE (2024)*
Directed by Simón Casal
Spanish, 98 min.

The Age of AI

When the government moves to replace judges with AI software, distinguished judge Carmen Costa is invited to assess the system — until its creator turns up dead. Casal's taut political thriller asks who really controls justice, and what we lose when we hand it to a machine.

Thursday, Sep. 24 — 5:00PM
Friday, Sep. 25 — 4:35PM
Friday, Sep. 25 — 9:05PM
Saturday, Sep. 26 — 6:00PM

Upcoming Faculty Lecture

“Performative Hamnet: How to Do Things with Drama.”  

Sharon J. Harris

Sharon Harris is an Associate Professor in the BYU English department. She specializes in early modern English literature and the intersections of literature and music and holds degrees from BYU, the University of Chicago, and Fordham University. Her current research examines the uses and reappropriations of English masques (a form of elaborate courtly entertainment popular in 16th and 17th century England) and their music across the seventeenth century. She will co-direct the Theatre in London study abroad program spring terms 2027 and 2028.

FOLLOWED BY A SCREENING OF
Hamnet
(Chloé Zao, English, 2025, 125 min.)

Lecture @ 5:00 PM
Wednesday, September 23
250 KMBL

Introduction and Post Screening Q&A with Filmmaker Juan Carlos Rulfo about his short Lorena, Light Footed Woman

Juan Carlos Rulfo is an acclaimed Mexican documentary filmmaker known for his poetic, intimate portraits of Mexican life and identity. His film En el hoyo won the Grand Jury Prize for International Documentary at Sundance, and his short, Lorena, Light-Footed Woman, following ultramarathon runner Lorena Ramírez — won the Silver Ariel Award for Best Short Documentary.

FOLLOWING THE SINGLE SCREENING OF
Lorena, Light Footed Woman
(Juan Carlos Rulfo, Spanish, Tarahumara, 2018, 28 min.)

Film Starts @ 5:00 PM
Wednesday, September 30
250 KMBL

Post Screening Q&A with Director Doug Cunningham about his short film Daughter of the Plains

Douglas Cunningham is a film historian and independent filmmaker who serves as an adjunct professor of film studies and humanities at BYU. A retired U.S. Air Force officer, he taught literature and film at the U.S. Air Force Academy for five years during his 20-year military career, and earned his Ph.D. in Film Studies from UC Berkeley. As a filmmaker, he wrote and directed the award-winning short Daughter of the Plains (2025).

FOLLOWING THE SINGLE SCREENING OF
Daughter of the Plains
(Doug Cunningham, English, 2025, 38 min.)

Film Starts @ 5:00 PM
Wednesday, October 7
250 KMBL

Next Week's Showtimes

Wednesday,
Sep. 30

Thursday,
Oct. 1

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Friday,
Oct. 2

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And, Towards Happy Alleys (2023)
9:35PM 

Saturday,
Oct. 3

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