06 Apr Summer Film Series
Wednesday, June 7 @ 2 pm
All Saints (2017, PG, 108 mins.)
Based on a true story, a salesman-turned-pastor Michael Spurlock of a tiny Episcopal (Anglican) church in Smyrna, Tennessee is ordered to shut it down. He attempts to save the church, as well as a group of refugees from Karen State, Myanmar, in Southeast Asia.
Wednesday, June 21 @ 2 pm
Learning to Drive (2014, R, 90 mins.)
A literary agent (Patricia Clarkson) whose husband left her and a Sikh driving instructor (Ben Kingsley) on the verge of an arranged marriage find that each has something to learn from the other about starting life anew.
Wednesday, July 5 @ 2 pm
80 for Brady (2023, PG-13, 98 mins.)
A group of friends made it their life-long mission to go to the Super Bowl and meet NFL superstar Tom Brady.
Wednesday, July 19@ 2 pm
Offside (2006, PG, 93 mins., Farsi w/English subtitles)
Tehran, and the whole of Iran, is galvanized by a soccer match to be played at the Azadi stadium between Bahrain and Iran, the victor of which will qualify for the World Cup. Although women are banned from watching, a number of them, undeterred, attempt to buy tickets and enter the stadium disguised as men. Filmed during the actual live game between Bahrain and Iran. Winner of the Golden Berlin Bear film award. This film was banned in Iran. We’re screening this film in honor of women and their love for the beautiful game as the FIFA Women’s World Cup ’23 kicks off on July 23rd.