JOIN THE CHULA VISTA CIVIC & SOUTH LIBRARIES TOMORROW FOR THE FILMS: THE FOREST FOR THE TREES & ANYTOWN, USA, 5PM
The Chula Vista Public Library is hosting the Adult International Fall Film Festival at all three branches during the month of October. These films are a part of the Award Winning Independent Film Movement. For a full movie listing, pick up a Fall Program Calendar at your local branch or online at: www.chulavistalibrary.com.
THE FOREST FOR THE TREES and ANYTOWN, USA are Independent Films, and are recommended for ages 17 and up. ALL LIBRARY PROGRAMS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Film Title: The Forest for the Trees
WEDNESDAY, October 13, 2010
Civic Center Branch
5 pm
Auditorium
THE FOREST FOR THE TREES- (Germany) Bursting with idealism, Melanie Pröschle, a young teacher from the countryside, starts her first job at a high school in the city. Desperate to fulfil her hopes, Melanie intends to do everything the right way. Politely she introduces herself to her neighbours with homemade schnapps. At her first day of school she gives a very ambitious speech for her colleagues. She wants to be a "fresh breeze" to the school, but it is not easy to start a new life, as Melanie copes with loneliness, established teachers and ninth grade students. Drama. German with English Subtitles. 81 Minutes.
Film Title: Anytown, USA
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
South Branch
5 pm
Room B
ANYTOWN, USA - (USA)
All politics is local in this hilarious burlesque of a documentary following a tightly-run mayoral race in the small town of Bogota, New Jersey. When the much-reviled--and legally blind--Republican incumbent Steven Lonegan boldly announces he will run for re-election, the citizens of Bogota go on the offensive to unseat him. Enter Democrat Fred Pesce, coaxed from retirement to share the ticket. With his health in question, and his politics compared to those of Tony Soprano, the field is wide open for sight-challenged town booster and former local football hero Dave Musikant to step in as a long-shot write-in independent candidate--officially making it the only mayoral race in the nation where two of the three candidates are legally blind! Add to the mix the machinations of Jesse "The Body" Ventura`s campaign manager, and Anytown, USA resonates as an all-too-familiar look at the charade of partisan politics in our increasingly polarized nation.
Documentary-Political. English. 93 Minutes.
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Eastlake Branch 619-397-3980
South Branch 619-585-5755
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