One of the things I like about this time of year, other than rhubarb, lilacs, magnolia blossoms and the outdoor tables being opened at Eli Cannon's is that graduation nears at Wesleyan. That means that after a temporary upswing in early morning noise on Pearl Place, it will suddenly grow very quiet (it was meanly noisy this weekend).
It also means that the latest crop of film studies students have completed their theses films which are shown over the course of a single weekend at the Goldsmith Family Cinema. This year, it's May 8th for the films actually shot on 16mm film, and May 9th for the "films" shot on digital video.
Not every film is a potential Student Academy Award winner, but they are universally interesting, and you never know when you're going to see the work of the next Joss Whedon.
Wesleyan Senior Thesis films 2010 from Reilly Park on Vimeo.
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