2023 Cinematic Arts Student Film Awards Screening

A celebration of some of the finest moving image work produced in recent Duke Cinematic Arts courses.

2023 Cinematic Arts Student Film Awards Screening (alphabetical by filmmaker):

Madison Cavalchire (MFA '23) - January Eleventh
Colette Cavazos '24 - Anomaly
Kelvin Huang '24 (DKU) - 公仔麵 / Doll Instant Noodles
William Julien '23 - untitled
Jiin Kim '24 (DKU) - ADHD Superpower
Avery Lythcott-Haims '23 - Apples
Rahel Petros '23 - Nostalgia
Kulsoom Rizavi '25 - Sideshows
Lukas Sanchez '25 - Memoria
Olivia Schramkowski '26 - Into the Story
Ruby Wang '24 - Snail's Swarm
Jacob Whatley '25 - Sound Not Noise

Total running time: 50 minutes.

Special Film Awards, voted on by audience members and Cinematic Arts faculty at the screening:

• 2023 Audience Choice Award winner:
  • Ruby Wang '24 - Snail's Swarm
     
• 2023 Cinematic Arts Faculty Jury Panel Award winner:
  • Lukas Sanchez '25 - Memoria

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Screen/Society screenings are free and open to the public.

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COVID-19 INFORMATION:

As we welcome audiences back for in-person screening events, we are prioritizing the health and safety of our extended community. Keeping each other safe during events will require collaboration and we are grateful for your support. Screen/Society and the Rubenstein Arts Center will adhere to all university, local, and state regulations on and off campus, which are subject to change on short notice depending on public health conditions.

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