Performance

CSTV hosts a series of movie screenings and discussions.  All UWaterloo students, faculty and staff are welcome!  Free admission!  Free popcorn!

Next up—May 13, 2025—The Matrix (1999): This movie combined cyberpunk themes with kung fu and lots of guns to raise issues of human freedom in the age of AI!

See you in E5 6008 at 6:30pm.  Bring a friend!

Join us to enjoy and discuss the classic Sci-Fi movie Blade Runner (1982) by Ridley Scott!  Free popcorn!  Free admittance!  Screening followed by a discussion of the movie's relation to technology and society today!

Open to all Waterloo students, staff, and faculty.

See you March 4 @ 6:30pm in E5 6004!

The documentary Chasing Time will be screened with a following panel discussion, Friday in the E7 event space (2nd floor).  The documentary is the visually stunning culmination of the Extreme Ice Survey project: an unprecedented 15-year photographic record of the melting glaciers around the world.

Admission is free.  RSVP at the event site.

This event is part of the visit of David and Linda Cornfield to the Systems Design Engineering department.  David Cornfield is a Waterloo Engineering graduate ('85), who went on to a successful career with Microsoft.  David and Linda Cornfield turned their attention to philanthropy and environmentalism, choosing to support projects that will have great social and environmental impact.

Chatting Time is a follow-up to the documentary Chasing Ice (2012).

Join us to watch and discuss a performance of Karel Čapek's (1920) play "Rossum's Universal Robots," the work that introduced the word and concept of "robot" to the world.  

When robots rise up, will humanity fall?

See you on November 10 at 7pm in E5 6006.  Free admittance & free popcorn!

This performance is a presentation of Battle Damage Theater.

Join us to watch Things to Come

the science fiction classic by H.G. Wells,

author of The time machine and The war of the worlds!

Oct. 6 @ 7pm in E5 6006.

Free admittance—Free popcorn!