The Aggie Arthouse is a film society founded on the Texas A&M University campus in 2024. Our student organization was formed to bring together a diverse community of film-lovers by hosting FREE screenings of arthouse, foreign and classic cinema. By giving the student body a chance to explore the wide, wonderful world of cinema right on our own campus, we hope to create more conversations surrounding film. But we don’t just show movies – we create experiences. Check out more about our organization here.
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Since 2024, we’ve shown…
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countries
in
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languages
across
2846
minutes
…and counting!
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Lynch’s Unlikely Masterpiece: The Elephant Man
Few directors achieve the rare honor of becoming an adjective. Yet, when we describe something as “Lynchian,” it immediately conjures a world of eerie surrealism, unsettling beauty, and compelling ominosity. After a career spanning more than five decades…
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Philosophy and Farce: The First Lady of Czech Cinema
Against the background of the Czech New Wave film movement and the tumultuous build-up to the Prague Spring period of reform that marked an all-too-brief intermission in Czech history for freedom of expression, Věra Chytilová made an enduring splash…
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A Play, A Film, A Revolution: The Woman Behind A Raisin in the Sun
After the death of Lorraine Hansberry at age 34, James Baldwin expressed in the introduction of her posthumous autobiography, “Lorraine made no bones about asserting that art has a purpose, and that was action: that it contained the ‘energy which could change things.’"…
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A Light in the Dark: Chaplin’s City Lights and Hope in Hard Times
At the turn of the 1930s, America was dramatically changing on more fronts than one. The Stock Market Crash of 1929 plunged the country into widespread financial despair, and homelessness and hunger was rampant. The masses sought refuge in the cinemas…
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