See Let's Be Cops TONIGHT!

We're a little last minute on this one, but if you're looking for something to do this evening, consider seeing a new movie!

We have advance passes to see Let's Be Cops, an upcoming action-comedy starring some very funny people. The ensemble includes Jake Johnson from New Girl, Damon Wayans Jr. from Happy Endings, Rob Riggle of The Daily Show, and Keegan-Michael Key from Key and Peele. These are all very funny people, and we're very excited about the idea of them all in a cop movie.

The screening goes down tonight at the AMC Loews 14 in Georgetown at 7pm. (Again, a little last minute, but maybe you're heading down there!) If you want a ticket, follow this link here and print one out! We also have a few print copies left in Media Services, so feel free to visit us in person too.

Again, this is happening TONIGHT at 7pm! We hope to see you there!

(As always, remember that this pass is not necessarily a guarantee that you will get into a screening.)

This Friday: The American President at National Harbor

National Harbor continues its summer film series this Thursday with a screening of The American President, a 1995 film directed by Aaron Sorkin that eventually inspired the writer to produce The West Wing. Michael Douglas plays President Andrew Shepherd, a chief executive who faces many of the same problems that Josiah Bartlet would later encounter -- sometimes with the exact same dialogue!

The movie begins at dusk, which will probably be at about 8:30 PM. You can read about specifics for the event an added to your Google Calendar or iCal here.

Film Screening: The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom - Wednesday, March 28th at 6pm in Wechsler Theater

The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom
Wednesday, March 28 from 6 - 7pm in Wechsler Theater

The survivors of the areas hit hardest by the 2011 Japanese tsunami find the courage to rebuild as cherry blossom season begins in this moving film. Critics called The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom, "A stunning visual poem about the ephemeral nature of life and the healing power of Japan's most beloved flower."

This screening is an SOC Week event and brought to you by React to Film, a national organization that hosts film screenings promoting discussion about social issues.
Sponsor: SOC Ambassadors
Contact: Jett Choquette, socambassadors@american.edu, 202-885-3616
Web: https://www.american.edu/soc/resources/soc-week.cfm
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Movies and Munchies with ATV - Wednesday, March 28th at 7:30pm in Wechsler Theater

Wednesday, March 28 in Wechsler Theater (MGC 315)
7:30pm - 10:00pm

As part of SOC Week, AU ATV is screening Night of the Living Dead in Wechsler Theater. They will also screen some of their latest productions. On top of all that there will be some free food and schwag: AU SOC t-shirts and more. Don't miss it!

For more info, check out the ATV site.

This title is also available in the Media Services Home Use Collection:
Night of the Living Dead - HU DVD 600

Screening TONIGHT: "The Witches of Gambaga" Documentary

Monday, March 26 at 8pm
MGC 200
Part of Women's History Month
Sponsor: Women's Resource Center
Contact: Jen Holthaus, jh3740a@american.edu, 440-623-9337
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/American-University-Womens-Resource-Center-WRC/174447272597690

Witches of Gambaga Trailer:

UC Film Series Presents: Duck Soup

UC Film Series Presents:
Duck Soup
Friday March 23, 2012
From 6pm - 8:30pm
Mudbox on the Lower Level of the Library

Sponsored by the Bender Library and University College

Eco-Sense Screening of "Tapped" and Georgetown Cupcakes

Tapped
Wednesday, March 21 from 1-4pm in the Kay Lounge
Come join the United Methodist Student Association and Eco-Sense for a screening of "Tapped", a documentary that delves into the dirty truth behind the bottled water industry. The screening will be on Wednesday, March 21 from 1-4pm in the Kay Lounge. An optional discussion will follow the film.

Free pizza and Georgetown Cupcakes provided!
Please RSVP by joining the Facebook Event.
Sponsor: Eco-Sense
Contact: Caroline Marsh, cm0013a@student.american.edu, 214-499-5908
Web: http://www.facebook.com/events/187619248017674/
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