The film is Ben Hur.  This 1959 film depicts the friendship between a Roman and a Jewish man, and their encounter with Jesus. Please watch on your own and join us as we continue our discussion about community. Email Suzanne for the Zoom link or questions at movienightatnorthbrae@gmail.com

Please join us as we discuss community, childhood and "those who aren’t like us" in the 1982 classic E.T.   If you have any questions, please email Suzanne at movienightnorthbrae@gmail.com.

Please join us as we discuss the film “To Kill A Mockingbird.” We will continue our discussion of how people treat those who are “different”, love, hate, justice and how to stand up to inequality.   Please email Suzanne for the Zoom link at movienightatnorthbrae@gmail.com.

Please join us on Zoom as we discuss the film “Paddington 2.”  We will continue our discussion about right speech and action.   Please email Suzanne for the Zoom link at movienightatnorthbrae@gmail.com.

Please join us on Zoom as we discuss the film Ikiru - the classic film about a man’s quest for meaning.  Please email Suzanne for the Zoom link at movienightatnorthbrae@gmail.com.

Please join us on Zoom to discuss the film Bicycle Thieves.  This 1948 Italian Neorealism classic by director Antonio De Sica follows a poor father around post war Rome on his journey to find his stolen bicycle which he needs to support his family.   Please email Suzanne at  movienightnorthbrae@gmail.com for the zoom link.

Please join us on Zoom we discuss the film A Special Day.  We will discuss this Italian classic about two neighbors who meet on the day Hitler comes to Rome.  Please email Suzanne for the Zoom link at movienightatnorthbrae@gmail.com.

Movie Night begins the new year with the theme of friendship.   Please watch the film Stan and Ollie on your own.  Join us on Zoom for a discussion of the film.  Please email Suzanne for a zoom link at movienightatnorthbrae@gmail.com.

Please join us for a discussion of the film The Intouchables, available for viewing on Hoopla.  This film is based on the true story of a friendship between two seemingly different men - one exceptionally rich, French and quadriplegic - the other poor, African immigrant and very able bodied.

Please join us for a discussion on Zoom about the 1946 version of Beauty and The Beast by Jean Cocteau.  There have been many versions of Beauty and the Beast.  Even if you don’t see this version come and join the discussion as we talk about friendship and love.  Email Suzanne for the Zoom link.