The International Education folks (Amy Richwine and Lisa Marks) have asked if the Film Society could schedule a relevant film for November 10-11 as the tip-off for International Education Week.
I shared with them our list of films to choose from and told them we would try to accomodate.
Lisa says that the film need not be a non-U.S. production -- just relevant to some international issue.
This blog is the second attempt to offer such a forum for folks interested in the Film Society to share opinions and comments.
There are two ways to post material on this blog: entries and comments.
"Entries" are new topics, while "Comments" are material appended to already-posted entries.
I think this thing is set up to accept comments on previous posts from anybody, but the comments may not appear immediately. Feel free to fire away.
If you want to be able to post original entries on this blog, please send me an e-mail.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
I have been working with the Film Society for over 20 years and I never have fielded as many queries about any film as I have about An Inconvenient Truth.
There is a huge amount of interest on this campus and in the community about this film.