Oberlin Film Series

Oberlin Film Series (aka OFS) is an organization that screens movies every weekend in lecture halls. They charge $1 admission.

OFS has meetings every Sunday at 3:00 in Wilder, usually in room 211, where they talk about movies and pick ones to show in the future. They always welcome new members, and if you come to meetings regularly, you can get into all their film screenings for free.

[edit] Now Showing

[edit] Friday, November 10

Chunking Express

8:00 and 10:o0: in West Lecture Hall in the Science Center.

Two stories, two lovelorn cops, two objects of desire: one a big-time heroin dealer in deep trouble with her boss after the cargo disappears, the other a seriously flaky take-out waitress who inadvertently gets hold of the keys to her admirer's apartment, all shot in a breathless kaleidoscope of color and hand-held camera work to create a mesmerizing portrait of Hong Kong in the 1990s. A film by Wong Kar Wai, director of "In the Mood for Love" and "2046".