Join us at Main Plaza to kick off the summer season with some outdoor movies!

The Golden Age of Mexican Cinema spanned three decades and produced comedies, romances, and dramas. We will play “Los Olvidados” (1950) on May 8th. See a summary below:

“Los Olvidados” is a Mexican film directed by Luis Buñuel and released in 1950. It is a gritty and powerful depiction of poverty, desperation, and social injustice in the slums of Mexico City. The film follows a group of marginalized and neglected children who struggle to survive in a harsh and unforgiving environment.

The story revolves around the character of Pedro, a young boy who lives in extreme poverty and is surrounded by violence and crime. He becomes entangled with a gang of delinquent children led by Jaibo, a charismatic but dangerous teenager. As Pedro navigates his way through the chaotic world of the streets, he experiences a series of harsh realities, including betrayal, abuse, and despair.

We welcome you to bring the whole family with chairs and snacks!