For most parents, their children’s deceit raises concern. For writer-director Cristian Mungiu, it is a promising sign. Film distributor NEON Rated hosted a virtual roundtable with Mungiu on Oct. 2 to discuss his new film “Fjord,” which recently took home the Palme d’Or at the 79th Cannes Film Festival.

When an obscenely wealthy New York City teenager finds himself befallen to the darkest depths of the internet, he becomes convinced that he might stop the next mass school shooting.

Pops of brightness, walls dressed in origami, and blue-strewn tables decorated handsomely with memorabilia filled the Diana Event Oval on April 25 in celebration of the Asian American Alliance’s annual spring gala.

For Animal Collective band member Brian Weitz, CC ’01, SIPA ’03, touring his debut solo record, “Can I Get A Pack Of Camel Lights?” doesn’t make him any less of an animal. He’s bringing his trusty hurdy-gurdy and the spirit of New York City to the deserts of the West Coast.

For many, the task of writing is a solitary practice, but for screenwriting partners Eskil Vogt and Joachim Trier, that could not be further from the truth. On Nov. 20, NEON Rated hosted a virtual roundtable with the duo to discuss their new film, “Sentimental Value,” which marks another point of collaboration for the pair, who have now written seven features together.

After touring just about every vineyard he could find, Casey Rogerson, CC ’24, didn’t become an expert on wine. Instead, he picked up a few skills as a filmmaker. Now, he’s sharing his debut short film, “Terroir,” which explores the hidden horror of vineyards, with the world.