Dir. Farid Bentoumi, 2020
In French with English subtitles

Nour returns to her hometown to take a position as a nurse at the chemical plant where her father has worked for 30 years. As she settles into her new job, she becomes aware of irregularities in the treatment of hazardous waste—and decides to act.

Dog Show #1: The Dinner Party, Stephen Morrison’s first solo exhibition, features 16 life-sized humanoid dogs that revel, sleep, and misbehave at an elegant yet excessive feast. A virtual tour of the exhibition LIVE from The Invisible Dog Art Center will be followed by an art and craft workshop and Q&A with the artist.

In Montgomery, Alabama, on the 2:30pm bus on March 2, 1955, 15-year-old Claudette Colvin refused to give her seat to a white passenger. Despite threats, she remained seated. Thrown in jail, she decides to plead not guilty and to sue the city. No one before her had dared this. Based on Tania de Montaigne’s eponymous novel, Noire is the story of this heroine, still alive but forgotten.

An intimate story told through the voices of two children who rebel against gender stereotypes and societal expectations, She No Princess, He No Hero engages students with contemporary issues, while exposing them to an international artistic creation and inter-cultural dialogue.

In this engaging César-winning documentary, ecological rights advocate Cyril Dion and actress-filmmaker Mélanie Laurent take us on a journey to meet the pioneers who are re-inventing agriculture, energy, democracy, and education. The film gives us a hopeful glimpse of what tomorrow’s world could be.