Zurawski v Texas- Crandell Theatre, 12:00pm
Women denied abortions under Texas’ unforgiving laws provokes a fearless attorney to sue the state. As the women wrestle with an immovable Attorney General, they recount their traumatic experiences in the hope of regaining their reproductive rights. Premiered at the Telluride Festival.
executive produced by
Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Jennifer Lawrence, Justine Ciarrocchi, Johnny Webb

Armand- Crandell Theatre, 2:00pm
Short: The Rest of Your Life

On Becoming a Guinea Fowl- Crandell Theatre, 5:00pm
In the second feature of Zambian-Welsh writer-director Rungano Nyoni, Shula stumbles across the body of her uncle Fred on a deserted road in the middle of the night. At his funeral, unexpected and unwanted secrets are unveiled that turn her family upside down. This absurdist film surprises at every turn, and comedy gives way to darkness as the consequences of Uncle Fred’s abusive behavior to the women around him are revealed. Nyoni won Best Director at Cannes’ Un Certain Regard.

Brews and Clues: Movie Trivia at Chatham Brewing- Chatham Brewing, 6:30pm
Mirror, mirror, on the wall — who’s the brainiest cinephile of them all? Test your knowledge of all things movies while enjoying the award-winning brews and bites of Chatham Brewing. No era or genre of film is off-limits as you compete for prizes as an individual or in teams.
Chatham Brewing, 59 Main Street, Chatham

Blitz-Crandell Theatre, 7:30pm
The indefatigable Oscar-winner Steve McQueen recreates London in 1940-1941 under German bombing. Citizens hunker down in subway stations and children are sent to safety with relatives in the countryside. But nine-year-old George does not want to leave home; he returns to London, much to the distress of his mother who goes looking for him all over the city. Blitz opened the London Film Festival and closed the New York Film Festival.

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