Tonight we’re taking a deep dive into the world of academia, a sub-genre of movie where hallowed university halls become the backdrop for coming-of-age stories about personal growth, education, and freedom. Tonight we have two movies lined up with a 15 minute break in between. 🎓✨

Free popcorn and soft drinks on us! 

Programme
17:00 – Dead Poets Society (1989)
In this cult classic, we follow the journey of a group of students who, inspired by their unorthodox literature teacher (Robin Williams), decide to rebel against the status quo to find deeper meaning in their lives. This is a film about breaking free from the norm and finding your own voice in a formative time in your life.

19:10 – Break 

19:25 – Mona Lisa Smile (2003)
It’s 1953 in the USA and art history professor Julia Roberts is challenging her female students to rethink their traditional, gendered social roles and dream bigger. This is a powerful story about progress and freedom that reflects on art, culture, evolving societal norms, and the power of good education.

Approx 21:30–21:40 – End

This event takes place in the Cinema.

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