Claremont Lincoln University’s Center for
Process Studies will hold its 13th annual Whitehead International
Film Festival, featuring movies from around the world that promote a common
good next weekend, January 17-20 in the Mudd Theater at 1325 N. College Ave.
Each year, the festival features 10 of the best
films recently released, spotlighting work that offers a fascinating look into
the cultures, lives and spiritual aspirations of people in foreign lands. A
Faith and Film class is being offered in conjunction with the festival.
This year’s feature films include Closed Season
(Germany), Tall as a Baobab Tree (Senegal), Hannah Arendt (Germany), Touch of
the Light (Taiwan) and The Deep (Iceland) among others. A number of short
films will also be presented. Visit http://whiteheadfilmfestival.org/festival/short-films/
for a list of showings.
Tickets are $5 per film, with package rates
also available including a full pass with banquet for $100. A Faith and Film
Class, offered at $300, includes admission to all events. Students, faculty and
staff of Claremont Lincoln University and Claremont School of Theology may
attend for free. For information, visit www.whiteheadfilmfestival.org or
call (909) 447-2533.
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