In the mood for learning? We always are! That’s why Kan-Kan Cinema loves to include educational experiences as a part of our regular and series programming. Often, we have chances where you can learn more about film, giving you knowledge and takeaways that will stay with you long after you’ve left the theater:

Post-Screening Talks

Our most common type of educational opportunity. We often host dialogues and conversations about the films that we play. This includes:

• Q&As with filmmakers, cast members, and special guests
• Educational conversations about film genres, filmmakers, and film history; we often host discussions after our yearly Auteur series!
• Community chats and discussions about local issues

Film Scholars & Lectures

Sometimes, we invite super smart people to teach lessons before our films. Previous talks have been hosted by local professors, industry professionals, and passionate cinephiles. Here are some examples of lectures we’ve done:

• Noirvember genre talks: learn about Film Noir from a curator of Turner Classic Movies
• Collaborations with Butler faculty to host a Contemporary Spanish Language Film series

Cinema Tours/Youth Filmmaker Education

We often host schools and after-school clubs to come see our cinema, explain how our state of the art projectors & sound systems work, and a little bit about nonprofit arthouse cinema & independent film.

If this prospect sounds interesting to you, reach out to us at hello@kankanindy.com for more information!