Join us on second Sundays from January through May for our Winter Film Series. Each month we will screen a different film or documentary chosen by a librarian. After each screening, stay for discussion where we’ll explore the film’s themes, context, and relevance. Whether you’re a cinephile, a curious mind, or simply looking for a cozy afternoon with good conversation, all are welcome!
No registration required!
Agent of Happiness follows Bhutanese government officials, Amber Kumar Gurung and Guna Raj Kuikel, as they travel through the country to measure people’s happiness levels, which are then used to calculate the Gross National Happiness score.
The Karuara and the old ways are in danger of being forgotten. Mari Luz says her people face cultural genocide. While foreign companies earn millions from the Amazon’s resources, indigenous communities lack basic development like schools, health care and clean water. She formed the Kukama Women’s Federation to fight back. We follow her valiant struggle to protect her people, river and the vibrant spirit world below.
The stories of a courageous activist, a teacher, and two American families who fight to provide our youngest generation with the most foundational indicator of life-long success: the ability to read.
The Hobby: Tales from the Tabletop
This 2024 warm, character-driver documentary explores the world of modern board gaming through the personal stories of players, collectors, and creators. Rather than explaining how games work, it highlights why people play—showing how tabletop games foster community, creativity, competition, and connection among a diverse group of enthusiasts.
Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes
A café owner discovers that his computer’s monitor shows what will happen two minutes into the future from the perspective of the television in the café, which itself displays what happened two minutes into the past. It’s a time-travel comedy shot through with infectious energy, offering sci-fi fans a low-key — and highly entertaining — treat.
