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friday, OCT 13

San Marcos Public Library 

625 E. Hopkins Drive

All library screenings are free of charge.

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  • Noon - IN BLACK & WHITE (1hr 5min)

    • ​A documentary of one bi-racial family’s experience in a poor Black community, deep in the heart of Jim Crow America: northeast Texas in the middle of the 20th century. U.S. Premiere! Followed by Q&A with Director Dwight Sirls

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  • 1:20 PM - SEW TO SAY (1hr 9min, UK)

    • ​Among the longest feminist protests in British history: in 1981, several dozen anti-nuke women marched & created a peace camp to decry the arrival of American Cruise missiles.​

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  • 2:40 PM - THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT (51min, Minnesota)

    • ​Combining animation, narration, individual stories & experimental film, this documentary shows people making a difference for monarchs, one milkweed at a time.

  • FLOWER (3min, Los Angeles)

    • ​In this stop-motion tale, Zip – a character made from found objects – finds a "broken" flower & tries to fix it while his friends look on.

  • 3:40 PM - BREAKING THE STIGMA: A.D.H.D. IN AFRICAN AMERICANS (2hr 3min, Dallas)

    • ​This documentary dives into Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, clearing up myths & misconceptions, with a focus on Black perspectives of living with ADHD.

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