Films mediate, reflect, and provide commentary on contemporary society. The CFS community screens one movie per month, balancing thoughtful critique with entertainment. Movies are selected from a variety of times, places, and genres.

< />

Date	Film	Synopsis
Sept.  19 The Visitor		When a recently widowed professor visits his apartment in NYC, his life takes a dramatic turn when he discovers two foreigners living in his apartment.  With his life forced out of its numbing rut, will he be able to pick up a new rhythm?
Oct. 31 Man on Wire		What sort of person would tightrope walk 1300 ft. above the ground?  This documentary tells of Philippe Petit, a 25-year old French street performer who pulls off the stunt of the century.
Nov. 19 Lars & the Real Girl		A sweet and quirky film that explores love, trauma, kindness, and the fuzzy lines between delusion and reality.  Filmed plainly and without Hollywood glitz, this is a wonderful film.
Jan. 23 After the Wedding		A Danish film in which a lone, idealistic orphanage director from India pursues a financial gift from a wealthy Danish businessman only to find that there are strings from old relationships attached.
Feb. 13 Rio Bravo		A classic western with a subtle political and social agenda.  The cast includes such notables as John Wayne, Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, and Angie Dickinson (not to mention a superb performance by Walter Brennan).
Mar. 27 Star Trek		Even non-Trekkies will find something thought-provoking in this film which purports to begin the Star Trek saga.  Questions of humanity and purpose are never far away.

(All movies shown at the Campus Chapel and start at 8:00 p.m. sharp. Popcorn and refreshments provided. Must provide your own Junior Mints and Jujubes)