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Pride Month Films at the Library

Wed, 06/07/2023 - 10:43
The East Hampton Library
Carissa Katz

The East Hampton Library's Films With Pride series for Pride Month will continue this week with screenings on Friday, Tuesday, and Friday, June 16. Tomorrow's selection, at 1 p.m., will be "Moonlight" by Barry Jenkins. A 2016 coming-of-age film about a young Black man in Miami, it won an Oscar for best picture, and garnered a best supporting actor Oscar for Mahershala Ali.

On Tuesday at 5:30 p.m., it'll be "Disarm Hate," a 2020 documentary about a man's quest to build a national rally after the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando, Fla. Nicholas Stoller's 2022 "Bros" will be the movie on Friday, June 16, at 1 p.m. This one is about two men with commitment issues who may have finally met their match in each other.

The library can be phoned at 631-324-0222, extension 3, to sign up.

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