Join us for a special Spanish Movie Night, an open and welcoming event designed for everyone who loves film, culture and languages!

We’ll be screening an engaging movie in Spanish, offering a fun and immersive way to experience storytelling from the Spanish-speaking world. Whether you’re fluent, learning or simply curious, this is a wonderful opportunity to hear authentic language, discover new perspectives, and enjoy cinema in a vibrant community setting.

Beyond the film, this event is all about connection. Meet new people, spark conversations and practice foreign languages in a relaxed and friendly environment. It’s the perfect chance to step outside your comfort zone, improve your listening skills and build confidence while sharing a memorable cultural experience.

Location

Powers Building 130

De Astronautas Y Fantasmas

Three generations of one family and a house that stands as a metaphor for a country’s past and its present. A grandfather who claims to have the ability to see the ghosts of Paraguay’s past conflicts, from its fight for independence in 1811, 1935’s Chaco War and Stroessner’s brutal dictatorship. A granddaughter in love with a delivery boy. A mother forced to migrate to Spain to keep her family afloat. Vera’s new film expertly mixes the realities of the young taking care of the old while facing a future without hope.

To request a disability-related accommodation, please contact the Office for Civil Rights at civilrights@pnw.edu or (219) 989-2163 five days prior to the event.

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