March's 61st Ann Arbor Film Festival (AAFF) was also the soft launch of Frank Uhle's new book, Cinema Ann Arbor, which officially comes out in June.

Uhle hosted a panel at AAFF, "Cinema Guild and Campus Film Societies: Their History and Legacy," a topic covered in the book, documenting the groups who brought cutting-edge films to the University of Michigan—and the controversies that sometimes ensued.

We interviewed Uhle about the film societies in a preview article for this panel discussion—check it out here—which included former U-M film society members Hugh Cohen, Dave DeVarti, Philip Hallman, and Anne Moray.

You can now view the panel discussion in the video above.

Related:
➥ "Societies of Cinema: Frank Uhle creates AADL exhibit, hosts a roundtable at the 61st Ann Arbor Film Fest discussing the cultural influence of campus film groups" [Pulp, March 14, 2023]
➥ "creative:impact - Frank Uhle has screened it all" [WEMU, March 21, 2023]
➥ "New book by local author chronicles Ann Arbor film scene's 'anarchistic' roots in U-M student groups" [Concentrate, March 29, 2023]
➥ "Cinema Ann Arbor – Archives" [AADL]