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Good Bye Lenin!
German. Germany, 2003 (Comedy, Drama, Romance)
Wolfgang Becker
121 minutes
For the benefit of his fragile mother, recently emerged from a coma and unaware of major historical events, a young man goes to great lengths to maintain the illusion that the fall of the Berlin Wall never happened.
Screening: Sunday, April 7th, 1–3pm
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El hijo de la novia / Son of the Bride
Spanish. Argentina, 2001 (Comedy, Drama)
Juan José Campanella
123 minutes
A wedding in the family is just one more reason for 42-year-old Rafael to have a mid-life crisis.
Screening: Sunday, March 31st, 3–5pm
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Kangamba
Spanish, Portuguese, Afrikaans. Cuba, 2008 (War)
Rogelio Paris
96 minutes
In 1983, Cuban troops intervene in the Angolan Civil War.
Screening: Friday, March 29th, 2–4pm
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Sub-Terra
Spanish. Chile, 2003 (Drama, Romance)
Marcelo Ferrari
105 minutes
In 1897, in the midst of strikes over brutal working conditions, a miner rekindles an old romance with the boss’ daughter.
Screening: Saturday, April 13th, 3–5pm
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Sholay
Hindi. India, 1975 (Action, Adventure)
Ramesh Sippy
188 minutes
Two criminals are hired to hunt down the man who murdered an ex-policeman’s family.
Screening: Saturday, March 30th, 4–7pm
Confucius
Mandarin. China, 2010 (Drama)
Hu Mei
115 mins
Based on the life of the Chinese philosopher.
Screenings: Saturday, March 23rd, 3–5pm
Friday, April 12th, 6–8pm
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Viva Cuba
Spanish. Cuba, 2006 (Comedy, Drama)
Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti and Iraida Malberti Cabrera
80 minutes
When one of them learns of her mother’s plans to leave Cuba, two children from very different backgrounds decide to run away from home rather than be separated.
Screening: Thursday, April 11th, 3–5pm
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Mononoke-hime / Princess Mononoke
Japanese. Japan, 2001 (Animation, Fantasy)
Hayao Miyazaki
134 minutes
A young warrior, afflicted with a terrible curse, sets out on a quest to save his own life.
Screenings: Sunday, March 31st, 1–3pm
Saturday, April 13th, 5–7pm
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Terug naar de kust / The Dark House
Dutch. Netherlands, 2009 (Thriller)
Will Koopman
110 mins
A woman takes her children to a lonely beach house to elude the person who is sending her mysterious death threats.
Screening: Friday, March 29th, 6–8pm
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Cinema, Aspirinas e Urubus / Cinema, Aspirins and
Vultures
German, Portuguese. Brazil, 2005 (Drama)
Marcelo Gomes
99 minutes
In 1942, Johann, a German aspirin salesman, and his assistant, Ranulpho, venture into rural Brazil in search of different kinds of freedom.
Screenings: Thursday, March 14tht, 3–5pm
Friday, April 5th, 6–8pm
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Eva Perón
Spanish. Argentina, 1996 (Drama, History)
Juan Carlos Desanzo
120 minutes
Based on the life of the beloved, if controversial, Argentine first lady.
Screening: Thursday, March 14th, 1–3pm
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Hwang Jin Yi
Korean. South Korea, 2007 (Biography, Drama, History)
Youn-hyun Chang
141 minutes
Based on the life of the famous 16th -century Gisaeng, or traditional Korean female entertainer.
Screening: Sunday, March 17th, 5–7pm
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-->Das Lied in mir / The Day I Was Not Born
German, Spanish. Germany, 2010 (Drama)
Florian Micoud Cossen
95 minutes
After a German woman’s father is forced to confess that she was adopted from Chile as a young child, they set out together to find her biological parents.
Screenings: Saturday, March 16th, 5–7pm
Friday, March 29th, 4–6pm
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-->La Nana / The Maid
Spanish. Chile, 2009 (Comedy, Drama)
Sebastián Silva
95 minutes
After 23 years as the Valdes’ maid, the ailing Raquel hatches desperate schemes to keep from being replaced.
Screening: Thursday, March 28th, 1–3pm
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Não por Acaso / Not by Chance
Portuguese. Brazil, 2007 (Drama)
Philippe Barcinski
100 minutes
In São Paulo, tragedy changes the course of two men’s lives.
Screenings: Saturday, March 23rd, 5–7pm
Thursday, April 11th, 1–3pm
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Om Shanti Om
Hindi, Urdu. India, 2007 (Musical, Comedy, Drama)
Farah Khan
162 minutes
A man reincarnated from the 70s must solve his own murder while searching for the woman he loves.
Screening: Saturday, March 16th, 2–5pm
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La guerre est déclarée / Declaration of war
French. France, 2011 (Drama)
Valérie Donzelli
100 minutes
A couple fight to save their young son when he is diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Screenings: Thursday, March 21st, 1–3pm
Saturday, April 6th, 1–3pm
mMimi wo sumaseba / Whisper of the Heart
Japanese. Japan, 1995 (Animation)
Yoshifumi Kondô
111 minutes
A literary-minded schoolgirl discovers that all the books she borrows from the library have already been checked out by the same boy.
Screenings: Saturday, March 23rd, 1–3pm
Sunday, March 31st, 5–7pm
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Spanish. Guatemala, 2011 (Drama)
Verónica Riedel
103 minutes
The home life of an apparently privileged boy grows ever more unbearable.
Screening: Saturday, March 30th, 1–3pm
Sound and Fury
American Sign Language, English. USA, 2000 (Documentary)
Josh Aronson
80 minutes
Parents must decide whether their deaf daughter should have a cochlear implant.
Screenings: Monday, April 1st, 4–6pm
Thursday, April 4th, 1–3pm
Cenizas eternas / Eternal Ashes
Spanish. Venezuela, 2011 (Drama)
Margarita Cadenas
100 minutes
A Yanomami girl goes in search of her mother, believed dead after an accident in the Orinoco River.
Screening: Thursday, March 28th, 3–5pm
Reverón
Spanish. Venezuela, 2011 (Biography, Drama, History)
Diego Rísquez
110 minutes
Based on the life of the Venezuelan painter Armando Reverón.
Screening: Sunday, April 7th, 5–7pm
The Hammer
American Sign Language, English. USA, 2010 (Drama)
Oren Kaplan
108 mins
The true story of Matt Hamill, the first deaf wrestler to win a National Collegiate Championship.
Screenings: Sunday, March 17th, 3–5pm
Monday, April 1st, 2–4pm
Rue cases nègres / Sugar Cane Alley
French, French Creole. Martinique/France, 1983 (Drama)
Euzhan Palcy
103 minutes
A boy grows up in 1930s Martinique.
Screenings: Thursday, April 4th, 3–5pm
Sunday, April 14th, 3–5pm
Du Lala sheng zhi ji / Go, Lala, go!
Mandarin. China, 2010 (Comedy)
Jinglei Xu
110 mins
A woman learns to balance her personal life with her professional one.
Screenings: Sunday, March 17th, 1–3pm
Saturday, April 6th, 3–5pm
La Manzana Azul / The Blue Apple
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