Date: Saturday, March 7
Location: Firehouse Museum Theater in Little Italy.
Doors open at 6:30 PM, film begins at 7:00 PM

Levi, a prominent anti-fascist author and artist who, during Mussolini’s regime was exiled to Eboli, a tiny village in Southern Italy. The government believed Levi’s controversial views would fall on deaf ears, but as he spent time in the small pastoral community, the simple wisdom of the peasants came to have a profound impact on Levi, and his beliefs would also impact the people of Eboli.

The film we screen has English subtitles.