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BESA: The Promise
Executive Producer, Bill Morgan
Thurs, May 9 | 7 pm
BESA: The Promise is an award-winning documentary that presents a powerful human drama compounded by a devastating twist. An independent feature documentary, this film is about the Albanian Muslims who saved Jews during the Holocaust. Told through the images of photographer Norman Gershman - and through first person accounts by the rescuers themselves, the stories of these courageous Albanians are brought to life. BESA: The Promise is the last great untold story of World War II. It is a story that bridges generations and religions, uniting fathers and sons, Muslims and Jews.
Following the screening, the audience will have an opportunity to talk with the film's executive producer, Bill Morgan.
$8 NM / $5 M
In partnership with Heartland Truly Moving Pictures.
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First Dog of the United States
heartland family film night
Wed, July 10 | 7-9 pm
The First Dog of the United States, Teddy, is accidentally left behind after the President appears at a dedication ceremony. Thousands of miles from home, the dog is found by a young foster child, Danny Milbright, who discovers that Teddy belongs to the President—but no one believes him.
Join us in the Laikin Auditorium for this award-winning, heart-warming film that is loved by those from 5 to 95. Bring a blanket and sit on the floor, or sit in the seats provided. Stay after the movie for a skyped discussion with director Bryan Michael Stoler and star Little Bear (the dog). Snacks will be available for purchase.
$5 NM / $3 M
In partnership with Heartland Truly Moving Pictures.
Family Pricing (up to 6 people) $15 NM / $9 M