AT THE SCREENING ROOM: Two films that address the ongoing struggle for justice for all.

AT THE FIREHOUSE: He was a convict turned rabbi. She was a sex-addicted housewife. Together, they saved thousands of lives in recovery//Alfredo describes his life on the island of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. Shot and produced under the mentorship of Werner Herzog.

AT THE SCREENING ROOM: In an idyllic Philippine tourist destination, forests and wildlife are being destroyed by illegal loggers. A small troop of environmental crusaders risk their lives to catch the culprits in the act.

AT THE FIREHOUSE: If you live in our neck of the woods, you know it can get a little kooky here at times. From snowstorms and wild turkeys to the two boys from Needham who spent the summer of 1967 trundling to Montreal to see the World’s Fair – in a cart pulled by their family’s Shetland pony! Only in New England.

AT THE FIREHOUSE: A young filmmaker chronicles his father’s journey to recover from a traumatic brain injury. As his memories return in the form of dreams, the family struggles to accept this new version of their father.

When world-famous photographer Thomas Hoepker was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease, he and his wife decided to take a road trip across the U.S., his home for 40 years. An emotional journey in historic times.