Askew Student Life Center

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The Way He Looks

This coming-of-age Brazilian romance film centers around Leo, whose blindness does not prevent him from finding love when a new student arrives. Free to General Public.
The True Cost

Documentary exploring forced labor in the global fashion and clothing industry, asking “who really pays the price for our clothing”? Free to the General Public.
15 to Life Kenneth's Story

Documentary examining the case of a Florida minor given a life sentence for being accessory to an armed robbery. It features the work of FSU Law School Professor Paolo Anino and our FSU Children’s Law Clinic who took up this case pro bono. Free to the General Public.
Dial M for Murder

Tony Wendice blackmails a former classmate into murdering his wife for her inheritance. When the perfect murder plot goes awry, he must scramble to cover his tracks in this Hitchcock thriller. Presented in 3D at the 6:00 pm showing.
Noles Play for Child's Play

Help us meet our goal of raising over $10,000 for Child’s Play Charity!

Movies are FREE for FSU students with valid FSU ID, $6 for general admission, and $3 for FSU Faculty/Staff and Tallahassee Film Society members.

Located in the heart of FSU’s campus as a satellite of Oglesby Union, the Askew Student Life Center houses a number of exciting and important student services.

The Student Life Cinema is one of the nation’s leading campus movie programs, featuring movies selected by all-student committees: five to six nights a week of everything from the most recent blockbuster movies to documentaries, indies, and foreign films, to restored cinema classics to midnight movies.

Our box office, concessions, and The Grindhouse accept both cash and card, but we do not accept FSU Cash or FlexBucks.