Set in a remote fishing community in North Wales, the film follows Jack, a mussel harvester who expects his son to continue the family trade. Tensions arise when his son resists this expectation, and the arrival of a new deckhand (Daniel) further complicates relationships within the community. After Daniel is targeted and bullied at a local pub for being gay, Jack steps in, leading to a late-night visit to Daniel's trailer. The two men spark a passionate, hidden affair out on the water, forcing Jack to confront deep-seated desires, guilt, and an impossible dilemma within a tight-knit village that revolves strictly around church and fishery traditions.

NOVEMBER 13 | Stage Fright (1950) Starring: Jane Wyman, Marlene Dietrich Murder, deception, and theatrical illusion take center stage. Hitchcock brings murder into the world of the theater in Stage Fright, a playful mystery built around performance, disguise, and the slippery nature of truth. Marlene Dietrich commands the spotlight while Hitchcock repeatedly asks whether anything—or anyone—is quite what it appears to be. The result is an unusually witty experiment in storytelling from a director fascinated by the lies we willingly believe. Film Intro, Q+A w/ Richard L. Edwards + Vanessa Theme Ament Come early for Foodie Fridays with Food Trucks, Live Music, and our famous House Pizza!

Presenting Bylines, Broadcasts and the Big Screen! A new film series showcasing some of the Greatest Journalism Films in History, with commentary by some of the biggest names in journalism! This month, we present The Insider, the 1999 American biographical thriller film directed by Michael Mann and written by Mann and Eric Roth, based on Marie Brenner's 1996 Vanity Fair article "The Man Who Knew Too Much". The film stars Al Pacino, Russell Crowe, Christopher Plummer, Bruce McGill, Diane Venora and Michael Gambon. There will be a Q&A and reception after the screening. Special Guests: Special Guests: Lowell Bergman, the “60 Minutes” producer portrayed by Al Pacino in The Insider, and Sharon Tiller of PBS’ Frontline. The Supple Foundation is the presenting sponsor of the film series. Additional support is being provided by the Donald and Coeta Barker Foundation, David Cantwell and Vincent Monteleone, Stuart Kent and Mark Pellegrino, Jim and Carol Egan, and David Hood.