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Wednesday, September 4, 2019 at 7:00pm to 8:49pm
Willard Straight Theatre
Central Campus
In his late fifties, Wilson, whose family was killed during an outbreak of civil war in Guinea-Bissau, enters Europe as a political refugee and settles for a sedate life as a security guard in a Budapest shopping center. Wilson's main desire is to acquire Hungarian citizenship. The story follows Wilson as he attempts to find his place in Hungarian society in his daily life, at work, with Mari, a history teacher who helps him study for the citizenship and Shirin, a young Iranian woman whose only hope to avoid deportation is to marry a Hungarian citizen. "A careful, compassionate and beautifully acted character drama with a social conscience." (NY Times)website: africanfilm.com/TheCitizen.html
Cornell Cinema, Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies
All Access Pass: $0 or Tickets: $7/students, $5.50/grads, $7.50/seniors, $9.50/general
Teresa Alvis
607-255-3522
Public
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