Get a window on the world with the Central Florida Community College 2000-2001 Film Series. Started in 1962 and sponsored by the CFCC Foundation, the CFCC Film Series is the oldest college film series in the state, offered to stimulate a cultural appreciation of the best foreign and American films of the past, as well as recent productions not readily accessible to the general public. Admission to all CFCC Ocala Campus screenings is free.
Donations are welcome, however, and needed to support the series.
Screenings at the Appleton Museum of Art in Ocala are free to museum members and Film Series members, and require museum admission for all others. A droll and lively modern-day fable in which the wife of a farmer who has been injured goes forth to seek not only justice, but personal respect. Her quest takes her from her tiny village to bustling, bewildering cities as she ascends the dizzying ladder of Chinese bureaucracy. Directed by Zhang Yimou, one of the few indisputably great directors to have emerged from China in the past decade. In the past two years, the CFCC Film Series has screened both Yimou s Red Sorghum and To Live .