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  They're Playing Our Song

  By Susan Froyd | Thu, November 17, 2011

  Music is often the way we mark out milestones, and it's no different when it comes to revolutions. In fact, as becomes evident in the documentary Soundtrack for a Revolution, maybe even more so. A poignant history lesson and voyage through the eve... More >

• Free Movie Time: The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till

  By Jef Otte | Mon, December 13, 2010

  ​It was one of the most egregious and highly publicized miscarriages of justice in American history: the murder of Emmett Louis Till, a sixteen-year-old black boy who was brutally murdered for t More >

• Free movie time: Daughters of the Dust at the Blair-Caldwell Library

  By Jef Otte | Mon, November 29, 2010

  ​Every once in a while in these vast United States, you come across an area so remote, so isolated, that the people of that area maintain a culture that is completely removed from the mainstream More >

• Free Movie Time: Sugar Cane Alley at the Blair-Caldwell Library

  By Jef Otte | Mon, November 22, 2010

  ​Alright, so the original title of Sugar Cane Alley is Rue Cases-Negres, which means it's French -- so the fact that the film swept the Cesar Awards (the French equivalent of the Oscars) when it More >

• Free Movie Time: Killer of Sheep tonight at the Blair-Caldwell Research Library

  By Jef Otte | Mon, November 15, 2010

  ​In the realm of cult classics, Killer of Sheep is king: Arguably one of the most cultish and the most classic films ever made, the movie boasts a compelling lore that involves a budget of less More >

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