The line spanned several blocks of College Street, as fans of all ages—some in Wolverine or Deadpool costume—waited to see actor Ryan Reynolds and director Shawn Levy at Woolsey Hall in a conversation hosted by Yale Schwarzman Center and moderated by film critic Kevin McCarthy.

At the Schwarzman Center last week, Shawn Levy ’89 and Ryan Reynolds discussed the joys of collaboration and making movies that connect audiences in divisive times.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Ryan Reynolds visited Yale University Wednesday to talk about the entertainment industry.

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Marc Francis, Film Programming Manager, Yale Faculty of Arts and Sciences discusses the Secret Film Society

At Yale University Schwarzman Center there is a secret club that you can belong to if you love movies.

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A unique opportunity to journey back nearly half a century into the world of Tatsumi Hijikata’s butoh choreography...

Rustin Yingying Zhao

At a time when civil rights are being challenged and some of the 60-year-old battles are being waged again, last Saturday night, Yale Schwarzman Center (YSC) presented an early screening of ​“Rustin,” a film about an often-forgotten civil rights leader.