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Underground Film Series

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Underground Film Series

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Series

Special Events

May 2012
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7	8	9	10	11	12	13
14	15	16	17	18	19	20
21	22	23	24	25	26	27
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Ticketing

Tickets are required for all screenings. You can pick them up at the IU Auditorium box office during regular hours or 30 minutes prior to any IU Cinema screening. Learn more about IU Cinema tickets »

Parking

Parking is available near the IU Cinema at the Jordan Avenue Garage (open to all visitors). If you have an IU parking pass, you can park at surface lots near the IU Auditorium during the week after 5 p.m. Parking is free on weekends. Learn more about IU Cinema parking »

Underground Film Series

IU Cinema Partnerships

This series is presented in partnership with the Indiana University Department of Communication and Culture. Thanks to the Underground programming team that includes Mark Benedetti, Mark Hain, Laura Ivins- Hulley, Curtis Miller, Natasha Ritsma, Shira Segal, Andy Uhrich, and Joan Hawkins.

Media Inquiries

We welcome your questions about the IU Cinema, its facilities, and films.

Speaking Opportunities

IU Cinema director Jon Vickers is available to speak to groups about independent cinema and the scholarly study of film.

Press Kit

Get the back story about how the IU Cinema came to be, its world-class facility and equipment, scholarly endeavors and archives, and more.

Resources for the Media

Still image from a 16mm film from the IU Libraries Film Archives

Explore the artistic and subversive possibilities of film through the unique vision of noncommercial filmmakers. From short films to documentaries and full-length features, the Indiana University Cinema brings you the work of classic and contemporary artists.