FOLLOWED BY A SCREENING OF
Executive Order
(Lázaro Ramos, Portuguese, 2020, 103 min.)

Lecture @ 5:00 PM
Wednesday, September 16
250 KMBL

Upcoming Events

Next Week's Showtimes

BELLE (2021)
Directed by Mamoru Hosoda
Japanese, 121 min.

The Age of AI

Suzu, a shy teen, escapes her quiet rural life by entering "U," a massive global metaverse. As her radiant online persona, "Belle," she becomes a worldwide musical phenomenon. Her vibrant new life takes a dramatic turn when she crosses paths with a mysterious, hunted dragon.

Thursday, Sep. 17 — 5:00PM
Friday, Sep. 18 — 2:30PM
Friday, Sep. 18 — 6:55PM
Saturday, Sep. 19 — 12:30PM
Saturday, Sep. 19 — 9:15PM

Upcoming Faculty Lecture

"Afro-Brazilians, Afrobunkers, and Disappearance in Lázaro Ramos’s Executive Order" 

Jordan Jones

Jordan B. Jones is an assistant professor of Spanish & Portuguese at BYU. He researches and teaches literature/culture classes about Portuguese-speaking countries, with an emphasis on slavery, human rights, and translation.

FOLLOWED BY A SCREENING OF
Executive Order
(Lázaro Ramos, Portuguese, 2020, 103 min.)

Lecture @ 5:00 PM
Wednesday, September 16
250 KMBL

Introduction and Post Screening Q&A with Filmmaker Juan Carlos Rulfo about his short Lorena, Light Footed Woman

Juan Carlos Rulfo is an acclaimed Mexican documentary filmmaker known for his poetic, intimate portraits of Mexican life and identity. His film En el hoyo won the Grand Jury Prize for International Documentary at Sundance, and his short Lorena, Light-Footed Woman Rarámuri ultramarathon runner Lorena Ramírez — won the Silver Ariel Award for Best Short Documentary.

FOLLOWING THE SINGLE SCREENING OF
Lorena, Light Footed Woman
(Juan Carlos Rulfo, Spanish, Tarahumara, 2018, 28 min.)

Film Starts @ 5:00 PM
Wednesday, September 30
250 KMBL

Next Week's Showtimes

Wednesday,
Sep. 23

Thursday,
Sep. 24

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Hamnet (2025)
9:10PM 

Friday,
Sep. 25

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Saturday,
Sep. 26

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