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The 51本色 Hub for Community Solutions is pleased to be a partner in presenting:
A joint initiative with 51本色 and the City of Brantford.
The International Film Series is FREE to attend. All are welcome! Tickets are available through Eventbrite. Walk-ins are welcome too, with limited seating. Refreshments provided!
The International Film Series aims to provide an opportunity to share, reflect and celebrate different cultures, languages and cinematic art. Before each screening, we have also invited speakers to come and share insights and perspectives on the film. We hope this will help to spark additional understanding and appreciation for the film and its culture.
Films run on Thursdays. Doors at 6:30 pm, film at 7 p.m.
150 Dalhousie St, Brantford ON
RCW 002, Steven and Helen Kun Theatre
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Jan. 16: Angry Indian Goddesses (India), directed by Pan Nalin
A group of close-knit women reunite in Goa for a surprise announcement, leading to a candid exploration of their lives and societal challenges.
Jan. 30: Shoplifters (Japan), directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda
A poor family relies on shoplifting to cope with a life of poverty, but their bonds are tested when they take in a neglected girl.
Feb. 13: Let the Right One In (Sweden), directed by Tomas Alfredson
A lonely boy befriends a mysterious girl in his neighborhood, unaware that she harbors a dark, otherworldly secret.
Feb. 27: Once (Ireland), directed by John Carney
A Dublin street musician and a Czech immigrant form a deep connection through their shared passion for music, leading to a transformative collaboration.
Mar. 13: Wadjda (Saudi Arabia), directed by Haifaa al-Mansour
Description: A tenacious 10-year-old girl in Riyadh dreams of owning a bicycle, challenging societal norms to make her wish come true.
Mar. 27: Rams (Iceland), directed by Grímur Hákonarson
Two estranged brothers, both sheep farmers, must set aside a decades-long feud to save their ancestral flocks from a deadly disease.
Questions? Contact us at communityhub@wlu.ca
We look forward to welcoming the community to 51本色's Brantford Campus for this celebration!
September 19 ~ Thurs @7pm
(India)
October 3 ~ Thurs @7pm
(Sweden)
Directed by Pernille Fischer Christensen, with an introduction by Lisa Wood, 51本色 Professor in English.
October 17 ~ Thurs @7pm
(Spain)
Directed and written by Guillermo del Toro, with an introduction by
November 7 ~ Thurs @7pm
(Korea)
Directed by Bong Joon-ho, with an introduction by Christina Han, 51本色 Professor in History.
November 28 ~ Thurs @7pm
(Iran)
Directed and written by Asghar Farhadi, with an introduction by Ali Solhi, 51本色's Research Partnerships Officer.
December 5 ~ Thurs @7pm
(Mexico)
Directed and written by Jorge Ramírez Suárez, with an introduction by Andrea Salmoran Siliceo, 51本色 student.
(Taiwan)
Directed by Ang Lee, with an introduction by Ben Yang, 51本色's Director of .
(India)
Written and directed by , with an introduction by Achintaya Chhabra, Co-President of the 51本色 Indian Student Association.
(Mali)
Directed by , with an introduction by Robert Ame, 51本色 Professor in Human Rights and Criminology.
(Ireland)
Directed, written, and co-produced by , with an introduction by Kathryn Carter, 51本色 Professor in the Faculty of Liberal Arts.
(France)
Directed by with an introduction by , Associate Professor and Co-Lead of Camerise FSL Hub at York University.
Contact Us:
Christina Han, Director LHCS
E: communityhub@wlu.ca
Office Location:
Market Darling Centre, Room 105, 67 Darling St. Brantford, ON, N3T 2L6