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Since graduating in 1986, Andrea Kalas has worked at several companies including Dreamworks Animation and Discovery Inc.

“Malarkey” is meant to promote inclusivity in the filmmaking field.

“The Toothmans” explores how the Toothman family supported their daughter’s gender identity and handled discrimination at her school.

The Women’s Fest will showcase 12 films that feature a woman writer, director or cinematographer.

The alumni, who are from Philadelphia, started using the phrase in high school.

Benny Douglas will speak about his film in the Temple Performing Arts Center this month.

“The Strange Ones” explores mysterious events that occur between two brothers on a road trip.

Last month, a 1975 film alumnus’ documentary was inducted into the National Film Registry.

In 1975, David Kairys represented the family of a scientist who mysteriously died after suffering government abuse.

Eight students and alumni will show short documentaries focused on identity, art and race.