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Tuesdays, 11:30am Marasco Center Unbroken: Path To Redemption Tuesday, April 16 The story of Olympian and WWII hero Louis Zamperini continues as he meets and marries the love of his life while struggling with his post-war angst, until a chance meeting with Billy Graham in 1949 changes both of their lives forever. Nancy Drew And The Hidden Staircase Tuesday, April 23 Bored by small-town life, an inquisitive teen and her friends investigate the ghostly occurrences in the nearby Twin Elms mansion. Keen to see these supernatural activi- ties first hand, nothing will stop these adventurous teens from uncovering the truth. Instant Family Tuesday, April 30 Idealistic couple Ellie (Rose Byrne) and Pete (Mark Wahlberg) find themselves over- whelmed when they open up their home to foster teenager Lizzy (Isabela Moner) and her two younger siblings, Juan (Gustavo Quiroz) and Lita (Julianna Gamiz). Second Act Tuesday, May 7 An assistant manager with a stellar record but no college degree makes her unqual- ified for a big promotion. When a fake resume leads a big financial firm to hire her, it completely changes her life. She then sets out to prove to the world that street smarts matter just as much as, if not more than, degrees and titles. MORE Creed II Tuesday, May 14 Adonis Creed is the son of former boxing champion Apollo Creed who was killed by boxer Ivan Drago during an exhibition match. Adonis seeks to avenge his father's death by defeating Viktor Drago, Ivan Drago's son, under the training of legendary boxer Rocky Balboa. Green Book Tuesday, May 21 Bouncer Tony Lip is hired by African-American musician Don Shirley to chauffer him around the Jim Crow South in 1962 for an eight-week concert tour. The mis- matched men form a friendship as Tony learns first-hand the racism Don must endure to perform. A Dog’s Way Home Tuesday, May 28 Lucas is a medical student who stumbled upon an orphaned dog he named Bella. The two become inseparable and form a special bond that is put to the test when Bella gets accidentally separated from Lucas. Welcome To Marwen Tuesday, June 4 After surviving a brutal attack a man works through his trauma in the most imaginative way by building a miniature world where he's a war hero, he finds allies and soon rebuilds his confidence to trust other people and to bring his assailants to justice. American Hangman Tuesday, June 11 An unidentified man posts a live feed that shows his kidnapped victims and says he plans to kill one before the day ends. It eventually becomes clear that the people online are the ones who will act as the judge for this "trial." Arctic Tuesday, June 18 A research explorer who crash landed in the frozen Arctic survives for months alone in his makeshift camp made from airplane parts, as he constantly weighs the decision to either stay safely in place or risk his life to find a way home by braving a trek .

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