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Once in a Lifetime
March 17, 2016, 7:15 PM
$8A no-nonsense history teacher at a rough high school on the outskirts of Paris is determined to give her underprivileged pupils the best possible education. She proposes a unique assignment to her multi-cultural class: a national competition on the theme of “Children Under the Nazi Regime.” These troubled, rebellious teens resist the project, challenging its relevance to their lives. A surprise classroom visitor inspires them to re-examine their attitudes. Winning the competition is a long shot, but working together the students begin to see each other—and themselves—in a whole new light. Based on a true story. — Melinda Molin
In French with English subtitles. (Unrated, 105 min.)
Audrey Brunetaux, Assistant Professor of French, Colby College, will lead a discussion after the screening.
Tickets: $10 for adults, $8 for students and seniors.