Flick & Feed/Back

(formerly Dinner & A Movie)

Each quarter, we view and discuss a film over a light dinner. Open to any DU affiliate, this FREE series engages participants in dialogue about pop culture and diversity/social justice issues.

In the past, we have discussed films including: The Pursuit of Happyness, The Blind Side, X-Men 3: The Last Stand, The Devil Wears Prada, Slumdog Millionaire, Reign Over Me, Gran Torino, Ma Vie En Rose, Easy A, She's the Man, and The Milagro Beanfield War.

DETAILS: For Winter 2013, in conjunction with DU's Black History Month, we will be discussing Brother Outsider: The Bayard Rustin Story on Thursday, 21 February 2013.

Because space is limited and food must be pre-ordered, advance RSVP is required (will open in January). Specific on-campus location is provided to registrants only; we are not able to accommodate drop-ins.

NOTE: You must be present for the entire program to participate and to receive any program/course-related credit. (Just eating and watching the film is an entertaining evening, not the intended educational engagement; DUPB provides weekly on-campus movies for the campus' enjoyment. The purpose of this program is to engage the film's social issues through in-person discussion.)

We welcome your questions and/or film suggestions at igr@du.edu!