Museo [Mexico] 2018 (128 mins)
We end our season with an offbeat caper comedy/drama starring one of the most well-known Mexican actors, Gael Garcia Bernal (The Motorcycle Diaries, Mozart in the Jungle). Based on the true story of a notorious crime that took place in Mexico City on Christmas Eve, 1985, when scores of artworks are stolen from the Museum of Anthropology. The film addresses the place of Mexican history in modern-day culture and identity, as well as the country’s younger generation, many of whom may be still living at home with their parents and lack motivation to do much with their lives.
All films will be screened at Dare Arts in Manteo, unless otherwise specified. Doors will open at 6pm and films will start at 6:30pm. Discussion follows the screening. Seating is first come, first serve. The venue is accessible and has an elevator. Outer Banks Film Society Memberships are not refundable and are only available to adults 18 and up.
The Outer Banks Film Society was created to foster a community that appreciates the art of film. Unlike purchasing a ticket to go see a movie at the local theater, you join the Outer Banks Film Society through an annual or seasonal membership.
