1. “About Elly” (Iran, 2009, 119 min.) Written and directed by Academy Award winner Asghar Farhadi (“The Separation”), this riveting film explores Farhadi’s favorite theme: the repercussions of even “innocent” deception. A compelling, edgy mystery that entices with multi layers of morality, underlying politics and friendship. 20 wins, 13 nominations.

2. “The Secret in Their Eyes”/El Secreto de Sus Ojos (Argentina, 2009, 129 min, Rated R) Intricately plotted and superbly acted, the answer to the secret, due to the brilliant writing and directing, is so cleverly hidden you will find the solution to the mystery anything but simple. Winner of the 2010 Best Foreign Oscar, 53 wins and 43 nominations total.

3. “Three Colors: Red”/”Trois Coleurs: Rouge” (Switzerland/France/Poland, 1994, 99 min., Rated-R) Mystery upon mystery unspool themselves in this, the third and best of Kieszlowski’s trilogy. A cynic who spies, misplaced love, multiple puzzles. It’s a meditation in breathtaking imagery. Nominated for three Oscars and one César, with another 18 wins and 20 nominations.

4. “No Man’s Land”/”Nicija zmija” (France, 2001, 106 min., Rated-R) A triplet of men from opposing sides are trapped in a momentarily combat-free, but explosive-surrounded, trench. The pointed, effective, stressful mystery is how to get out of the trench alive. Won an Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film and a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Film, 26 other wins and 20 nominations.

Course # F4W3 — Full 4 Weeks
Place:	Auditorium, Lifelong Learning Complex, Jupiter Campus
Dates:	Wednesdays, October 19, 26; November 2, 30 2022
Time:	2:30 - 5 PM
Fee:	$60 / member; $80 / non-member

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