Cinema

Upcoming Events

Movies At Midnight presents "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
11:58pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
Katniss Everdeen is in District 13 after she shatters the games forever. Under the leadership of President Coin and the advice of her trusted friends, Katniss spreads her wings as she fights to save Peeta and a nation moved by her courage. 2014

Encore Presentation "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
8:00pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
Katniss Everdeen is in District 13 after she shatters the games forever. Under the leadership of President Coin and the advice of her trusted friends, Katniss spreads her wings as she fights to save Peeta and a nation moved by her courage. 2014

Education Is Not A Crime
1:30pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
A movie showing and question and answer session about The Baha'is are Iran's largest minority. They are persecuted because of their faith and bans the Baha'is from teaching and studying at university. The Baha'i Institute of Higher Education ( BIHE ) was established in 1987 to give young Baha'is a chance to pursue knowledge and receive quality education. The informal courses take place in people's home, through mail correspondence and with online lectures. The Iranian government regularly raids BIHE classes and arrests its students and teachers. Hundreds of Baha'is have been jailed simply for teaching and studying at BIHE. Yet many Muslim Iranians support the right of the Baha'is to higher education and fight for the full enjoyment of civil and human rights by all Baha'is. Maziar Bahari's "To Light a Candle" is a hopeful story of the BIHE and Iran. In 2015, the film sparked the global "Education is not a Crime campaign for universal access to higher education. The campaign has been endorsed by a string of Nobel laureates and other prominent figures around the world.
FRST Film Showing
7:30pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
Doctor Atomic

Film showing:HIST 300/400
9:30pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
The Maltese Falcon

Lady Be Good
7:00pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
This 80 minute documentary film concentrates on the contributions of American women instrumentalists in jazz from the early 1920s to the 1970s and the development and extent of the all-woman jazz groups. LADY BE GOOD captures the lost stories of female jazz musicians in provocative and often humorous interviews with women musicians, big band leaders, jazz authors and historians, Musician and composer Patrice Rushen guides us through these exciting histories with rare photos, previously unseen film and television footage, and scarce recordings. Join Peggy Gilbert, Marian McPartland, Carline Ray, Quincy Jones, Jane Sager and many others in this important new narrative.

Great Lakes Career Ready Grant Info Session
4:30pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
Lawrence received a Career Ready Internship Initiative grant from Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation. This grant will help convert unpaid internships into paid internship opportunities so more students get the chance to enter the workforce with experience. If you demonstrate financial need after completing the FAFSA, and you are a junior or senior during the 2014-2015 academic year or rising junior/rising senior during Summer 2015, you may be eligible for internship funding. Please attend this informational meeting to learn more.

Homegrown presents LaDonna Redmond
1:30pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
As part of SLUG's Homegrown: Empowering Sustainable life weekend, LaDonna Redmond will discuss her innovative experience with access to local food.

What to know about GMOs
7:00pm Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
Explore the benefits and drawbacks of GMOs in a panel discussion led by Professors Beth De Stasio and Dave Hall. They will cover the facts and myths of GMOs and how they affect human health and the environment. Audience members are encouraged to bring questions! Sponsored by LU AMSA