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The Spanish documentary, written and directed by Pavel Giroud, tells the story of the 1971 public confession of Cuban poet and political dissident Heberto Padilla, who confessed to crimes against the state and denounced his own political beliefs in order to be released from prison under Fidel Castro’s administration. -
Bethany Wilhelm-Atkins started the non-profit A Place to Be Farm Sanctuary about four-and-a-half years ago. They take in abused and neglected livestock from the area and welcome people from all backgrounds and ability levels to come out and get as involved as possible. Volunteers can help rehab the animals, while also helping their own mental health.
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Directed by Violeta Salama, “Alegria” tells the story of the titular character, a woman who moved to her parents home in Melilla and is forced to reckon with her religious heritage and family dynamics. -
McClure is an author, athlete, adventurer, and academic, whose memoir "A Pearl in the Storm" tells the story of her row across the Atlantic Ocean back in 1998. -
The film follows four female political and social justice activists who worked to engage ordinary citizens in pursuit of social change in the closely divided swing state, particularly on issues such as gerrymandering and hyperpartisanship. -
March 8th is International Women's Day, and to celebrate the Gender Equity Caucus at Murray State University is holding events on Friday, March 7th in Waterfield Library for everyone to take part in. -
Bradbury, a seasoned songwriter from Nashville, shares his journey from starting music at a young age to touring for 20 years and eventually starting “The Beat”, a charity that helps the homeless. -
Murray State University’s Cinema International program is planning to screen the award-winning 2014 docudrama that depicts the historic Civil Rights Movement event led by Martin Luther King Jr., Hosea Williams and John Lewis in Alabama. -
PFS, Maiden Alley Cinema's montly movie club is celebrating Black History Month with a presentation of Oscar Micheaux's "Within Our Gates," the oldest surviving feature directed by a Black American. -
This weekend, the Paducah Symphony Orchestra is performing a Disney-themed concert titled 'Cinemagic' at the Carson Center—a collection of themes from the Disney film catalogue over the years, from classical pieces by Tchaikovsky to contemporary works from John Williams. -
Western Kentucky country rock band Tony Logue and the 184 will perform on the next Live Lunch on Friday, February 21, at 12 pm. -
A biopic telling the story of a gay Mexican-American wrestler who participates in Lucha Libre, a Mexican style of wrestling that often includes masks and sequences of holds. The protagonist goes on a journey of self-discovery that leads him to adopt the flamboyant persona "Cassandro" as he rises to international fame.
