Sunday, March 11, 2018
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM (ET)
Olin Arts Center 104 - Classroom (Multimedia)
Event Type
Film/Movie
Contact
Pray, Nelson
207-753-6953
Department
Conferences and Campus Events
Link
https://events.bates.edu/MasterCalendar/EventDetails.aspx?EventDetailId=35989
Focusing on life in a Hungarian village in 1945, this suspenseful, visually beautiful black-and-white film explores how fear and guilt can generate unforeseen consequences. A discussion with Katalin Vecsey of Bates' theater department, a Hungarian native, follows. A reception follows the film in the Olin Arts Center. Tickets: $10 general public / $8 students and seniors, available at www.mjff.org or at the door. The festival is also showing films in Portland and elsewhere March 10–18.
FMI filmfest@mjff.org or www.mjff.org.