Finding the Light in Film Noir
The first of two evenings of community and culture

Tuesday, March 11th | 6:30 - 8:00 PM
FILM NOIR IN THE CONTEXT OF POLITICAL/CULTURAL HISTORY
Chuck Mishaan, noted Hudson Valley lecturer, will lead the discussion with clips and commentary of noir films and their times from the 1920's - 50's.

Cordes Hall Community Center | At Rhinebeck Reformed Church
6368 Mill Street | Corner of Rt 9 & South Street in Rhinebeck

Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.
Co-Sponsored by Rhinebeck Reformed Church and the Jewish Federation of Dutchess County

Chuck Mishaan has been lecturing for many years on the intellectual, political and artistic history of Western Europe from the Enlightenment to the present. He has presented his popular lectures on ‘Opera as Politics,’ ‘The Roaring 20s', 'Between the Wars: Arts and Culture of the 1930s’, ‘The War and After: Arts and Culture of the 1940s’, and ‘Authoritarianism and the Arts’. He is currently presenting at several Hudson Valley campuses, including Bard College, Vassar College, Marist and SUNY New Paltz, as well as at other public and private venues.