Associate Professor

Kyle Henry’s feature narrative directing debut Room premiered at both the Sundance and Cannes film festivals and was nominated for two Film Independent Spirit Awards. His feature documentary University Inc., about the corporatization of higher education, and American Cowboy, about a gay rodeo champ, received wide festival play after SXSW festival premieres, with the former touring colleges and universities throughout North America as part of The McCollege Tour, supported in part by filmmakers Michael Moore and Richard Linklater. Henry is also the editor of the Sundance/Tribeca/SXSW award-winning feature fiction narrative Manito and ten documentary features including: Audience of One, Light from the East, the PBS/ITVS-funded Troop 1500 and Letters from the Other Side, and Showtime’s Trinidad. He edited the Emmy Award winning Where the Soldiers Come From for which he was also a Sundance Institute Documentary Edit and Story Lab Fellow. His short film Fourplay: Tampa premiered at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight and played at Sundance. His Fourplay feature anthology premiered at Frameline, then toured internationally to over thirty engagements, receiving US distribution via TLA Releasing. His partially devised fiction feature Rogers Park, premiered at the Chicago International Film Festival, then toured theatrically throughout North America, garnering a New York Times Critics’ Pick as well as a 100% Fresh rating on the review aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes. His most recent non-fiction feature Time Passages premiered at the Cinequest Int’l Film Festival and will tour theatrical, academic and community screenings, followed by educational release via New Day Films and Kanopy, in Spring 2025.