Lakeland's Center for International Education presents two Russian film screenings Free and open to the public | Free parking Lakeland Community College 7700 Clocktower Drive, Kirtland, OH 44094 I-90 & Rt. 306 Exit Monday, April 13, 3:30 p.m., Room H-101 “The Return” (2003) This is a widely acclaimed and award-winning movie, including a Golden Globe Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film. Andrey and Ivan are brothers who have been raised alone by their mother. When their father suddenly returns home after vanishing some 12 years earlier, they are both extremely happy to see him back in their lives. Ivan, however, quickly grows suspicious of his father, and determines to find out where exactly his father vanished to all those years ago, and why he suddenly decided to come back into their lives now. This film is not rated but contains adult themes. Wednesday, April 15, 7 p.m., Room H-101 “My Joy” (2010) An award-winning film that received five stars from The New York Times critic Manohla Dargis. This is a very dark and scathing portrayal of Russian life in which the main character, Georgy, takes a journey on a road trip and ends up trapped in a remote village frozen in time, where strangers are not welcome, and people are not at all what they seem. This film is not rated, but it is intense and contains very adult themes. Info: Dr. Eric Usatch Center for International Education 440-525-7718 eusatch@lakelandcc.edu