Born in 1998, Aidan Cronin is a pioneering figure in the realm of experimental narrative filmmaking, whose creative endeavors primarily take the form of captivating cinematic productions shot on super 16mm film stock.
Through his work, Cronin engages in a thought-provoking dialogue with the intricate complexities, enigmatic obstacles, and profound elements that comprise the human experience, thereby fostering a sense of introspection and self-discovery in his audience.
Aidan's films have garnered widespread recognition and acclaim, having been showcased at a plethora of esteemed festivals, including the Athens International Film + Video Festival, the Bushwick Film Festival, and the Indie Street Fest.
Notably, his cinematic creations have garnered top honors at prominent film festivals, such as the Ivy Film Festival, where he won the Best Experimental award, and the Yale Student Film Festival, where he took home the Best Drama prize.
Beyond his work as a filmmaker, Aidan Cronin is also a co-founder of the Ithaca Experimental Film Festival, a position that has enabled him to play a pivotal role in shaping the festival's programming and direction as one of its esteemed programmers and festival directors.
