Music of Ewazen, Massenet, Rush, Reynolds and Pryor. Master's Recital 8 p.m., Duncan Recital Hall. Laurie Meister, harp. Music of Handel, Pescetti, Caplet and Salzedo. Doors open one-half hour prior to screening and close 15 minutes after listed screening time.
Double features count as one screening for subscription passes.
A warm, unsentimental tribute to the working-class spirit. Set in a Yorkshire mining town where a young schoolboy escapes being beaten by his brother and tormented by other boys at school by caring for and training a kestrel that he finds. More than a film about a boy and his pet, the film is a lucid and moving examination of the narrow options open to people without money, education or family support. All gallery events are free and open to the public. Viewers will enter the gallery to find themselves walking on pure white sand, which is illuminated by the flickering light of a large-scale video projection overhead.