Join us for a viewing of Kedi, a documentary by Ceyda Torun

"Thousands of street cats live in Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey, as they have for centuries. Some are wild and fend for themselves, while others are tamer and are cared for by people. Kedi depicts these cats, and includes many interviews of the people who interact with them. It focuses on seven of the cats, who are named Sarı, Duman, Bengü, Aslan Parçası, Gamsız, Psikopat, and Deniz."

The movie will begin at 5 PM! Turkish tea and popcorn will be provided for attendees. 

Tea-n-Telefilm: Self-Study language program invites you to Pakistani movie night at Yamada Language Center

"A group of women, each belonging to a different socio-economic class, sit together in a train compartment, going to Karachi in this seven-part Pakistani mini-series reflect the journey of empowerment as an ignition to change their circumstances under unavoidable but misunderstood social issues. Watching only two stories of Shumaila and Farzana would highlight the awareness of issues like domestic violence, Acid-attack, and mental health disorders. Akhri Station is an honest account of society with women not just victims but heroes of their own stories."

Venue: MCK 175 

Date and Time: 12 May, 5 - 6:30 pm