French Film Festival | Dinner conversation with award-winning animation filmmaker Michel Ocelot

Princeton Film Festival Society

Verse and Voice Poetry Festival Keynote: Robert Pinsky

Princeton Public Library

‘Revolution Up Close’ Public Lecture Series | The Painter’s Fire: A Forgotten History of the Artists Who Championed the American Revolution

Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

Department of History; Humanities Council; Labyrinth Books; Princeton Public Library

French Film Festival | Screening of “Dilili in Paris” (2018) + Q&A with filmmaker Michel Ocelot

Princeton Film Festival Society

The Jefferson Paradox: Race, Slavery and the Promise of America

Annette Gordon-Reed, Harvard; Eddie S. Glaude Jr., African American Studies

Princeton Public Library; Princeton University Press; Nassau Presbyterian Church; Labyrinth Books

Film Screening of “Nuestra Tierra (Landmarks)” and Q&A with Filmmaker Lucrecia Martel

Program in Latin American Studies

Un Destino Común: A Conversation with Filmmaker Lucrecia Martel

Program in Latin American Studies

Must we choose between militancy and repair? The example of Bouba Touré

Jennifer Bajorek, Belknap Visiting Professor in the Humanities Council and the Department of English

English Department; Humanities Council

Hidden in Plain Sight: Reworked Priestly-Sectarian Traditions in Rabbinic Literature

Department of Near Eastern Studies; Program in Judaic Studies

Poetry in a Burning World: Works by Ilya Kaminsky and Katie Farris

Humanities Council; Princeton Public Library; Lewis Center for the Arts