BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID;X-RICAL-TZSOURCE=TZINFO:-//com.denhaven2/NONSGML ri_cal gem//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Ursinus College will present an International Film Festival throughout the fall semester. All films\, which will be shown with En glish subtitles\, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. in Olin Auditorium\, followed by refreshments and conversation. All screenings are free and open to the public.\nSept. 13: Go for Zucker\, German\, directed by Dan i Levi &mdash\; After the death of his mother\, lawyer turned bankrupt pool hustler Jaeckie Zucker (Henry Huebchen) receives a visit from hi s Orthodox Jewish brother Samuel Zuckermann (Udo Samel). During the wa ke for their mother\, Jaeckie secretly takes part in a pool championsh ip to win the money he needs to pay off his debts.\nOct. 4: Even the R ain\, Spanish\, directed by Icí\;ar Bollaí\;n &mdash\; In this historical drama\, the politics of the past and present begin to merge during the making of a film about Columbus&rsquo\; exploration and exploitation of the New World. As director Sebastiá\;n (Gael Ga rcí\;a Bernal) and his producer\, Costa (Luis Tosar)\, stage sce nes of revolt against would-be colonists\, a real battle is brewing in Colombia: the government has privatized the national water works\, an d the price of water has jumped by 300 percent\, leading to protests a nd riots.\nOct. 25: The Sun Also Rises\, Chinese\, directed by Jiang Wen &mdash\; Loosely inspired by Ye Mi&rsquo\;s novel Velvet\, this follow- up to Devils on the Doorstep drifts between Yunnan&rsquo\;s Shangri-la a nd the Gobi Desert to follow four narratives exploring the roles that culture and revolution have played in Chinese history.\n \;Nov. 1: Tomboy\, French\, directed by Cé\;line Sciamma &mdash\; A tende r childhood drama in which 10-year-old Laure (Zoe Heran) moves to a ne w neighborhood and meets Lisa\, who assumes that Laure is a boy. Laure then assumes the identity of Mikael and quietly plays along. Before l ong\, Mikael has made friends with the other children in the neighborh ood as well. Meanwhile\, the closer Lisa and Mikael become\, the more delicate Laure&rsquo\;s deception grows.\nNov. 15: Dolls\, Japanese\, di rected by Takeshi Kitano &mdash\; An operatic tale of lost love inspir ed by traditional Japanese Bunraku doll theater that focuses on the st ory of Matsumoto (Hidetoshi Nishijima)\, who agrees to an arranged mar riage despite his love for Sawako (Miho Kanno). When he leaves his bri de-to-be at the altar\, he returns to Sawako\, only to find her so inc apable of caring for herself that she needs to be tied to him with a r ed rope. As they wander through Japan\, they encounter a woman who\, w hile waiting for a lost love to return\, brings lunch to a park for ov er three decades\, and a disfigured pop star who is followed by a devo ted fan.\nDec. 6: Satin Rouge\, Arabic\, directed by Raja Amari &mdash\; When a newly widowed middle-aged woman (Hiam Abbass) learns her teen age daughter (Hend El Fahem) is dating an older musician named Chokri (Maher Kamoun)\, she goes to the nightclub where he performs to confro nt him. While there\, she is drawn to the club&rsquo\;s troupe of belly dancers and soon begins learning how to perform the sensuous dances herself. In time\, she becomes a performer at the club and becomes clo ser to Chokri.\nFor more information\, contact Dr. Colette Trout at ctro ut@ursinus.edu or 610-409-2432. URL:http://limerick.patch.com/events/international-film-festival-at-ursin us-college-b92b9c8e SUMMARY:International Film Festival at Ursinus College LOCATION:601 E Main St\, Collegeville\, PA 19426: 601 E Main St\, College ville\, PA END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR