THE OLD OAK

Shown on the big screen at the Grange!

Saturday, November 9
7:30

The Old Oak is the last pub standing in a town that has fallen on hard times. When a bus full of Syrian refugees arrive, a handful of the regulars treat them with racism and contempt. Then the pub’s owner strikes up a friendship with a young, Syrian photographer that opens up new possibilities for the divided village. By the director of I, Daniel Blake and Sorry We Missed You.

“Brilliant, beautiful, moving”– New York Times

“Engrossing, heartfelt, and hopeful” – RogerEbert.com

“Deeply emotional, compassionate” – Los Angeles Times

“A portrait of hope” – Washington Post

$7.50 adults / $4 under 18
Presented by the Champlain Valley Film Series
Refreshments available from River & Rails. Plus movie popcorn!

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