Date: Monday evenings, Sep 21, Oct 19 and Nov 23, 2009
Time(s): 7:00 pm
Location: First†Metropolitan United Church
The summer’s weekly movie nightswere a big success and were the focus of a Victoria, Times Colonist article. First Metropolitan will continue offering movies once each month during the fall and winter. Join others in watching the movie and discussing it afterward. No admission but donations gratefully received. The lineup includes:
- Nov 23, Gran Torino, a Clint Eastwood movie that deals with the tougher, messier questions of American life.
- Dec 14, The Princess Bride, directed by Rob Reiner, this movie transports you to a place out of time – Floriin – a kingdom complete with dashing heroes, cowardly princes, rhyming giants and much more. Roger Ebert says this movie is “filled with good-hearted fun.”
- Jan 11, Away from Her, is the directorial debut of Canadian actress Sarah Polley. Adapted from an Alice Munro story, the plot examines the deterioration of Grant (Gordon Pinsent) and Fiona’s (Julie Christie) 50 year old marriage with the progression of Fiona’s Alzheimer’s dissease. The film portrays its characters as multifaceted people filled with wisdom and true beauty, thanks to their age and not in spite of it.
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Movie Nights are provided free of charge so that they will be accessible to all, regardless of income. Our Annual Licensing fee is covered by donations to help offset this cost.
Category: Events | Also filed under: Social Events |
Date: June 18, 2010
Time(s): 10:30 to 12:30 am
Location: First†Metropolitan United Church Room 119
How often when we forget a name, or forget what we went into another room to pick up do we worry that we are beginning to lose our minds! This happens to all of us at some time and is usually due to having too much on our minds at that moment. However, quality of life is enhanced when we can maintain our cognitive abilities. It is never too soon, or too late to make the lifestyle changes necessary to help improve your brain health. Come to a presentation by Christin Hillary, Support and Education Coordinator, Azheimer Society of BC. Her presentation will be followed by a light lunch. The event is free, but please register through the church office