NAU Film Series – The NAU Review – Northern Arizona University

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences College of Arts and Letters Cline LibraryNAU Film Series: In support from the College of Arts and Letters/College of Social and Behavioral Film Series and Cline Library When: Every other Tuesday at 7 p.m. (Free and open to the public) Where: NAU’s Cline Library*Free Admission for campus and communityThe College of Arts and Letters and the College of Social and Behavioral present the annual NAU Film Series at the Cline Library Assembly Hall every other Tuesday night.The CAL/SBS Film Series blends well-known audience favorites, lesser-known films, and a mix of genres, directors and actors. This season focuses on memorable supporting actors and roles with national heritage and history months recognition. For a complete list of the movies featured this season and short descriptions, see below:Feb. 7: “Eve’s Bayou” Celebrate Black History Month with films written and directed by and starring African American filmmakers. Producer? Kasi Lemmons,  whose latest film is “Whitney Huston: I Want to Dance with Somebody,” also wrote “Eve’s Bayou,” a gothic story of mystery, deceit and mysticism starring Samuel L. Jackson. The film was called “a landmark in ’90s independent cinema… (with) great power undiminished by the intervening decades.”Feb. 14: Devil
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