February 21, 2002

BOISE STATE STUDENT PROGRAMS BOARD PRESENTS MARCH FILMS

The Boise State University Student Programs Board will offer two films in March. Both films begin at 7 p.m. at the Special Events Center. Admission is free to Boise State students; $1 for general admission. For more information, please call 426-1223.

March 12 — “A Clockwork Orange”
Stanley Kubrick’s film adaptation of Anthony Burgess’ 1962 satiric novel presents the viewer with a controversial parable — how can evil be eradicated in modern society? Free will versus predestination, societal controls and the effects of technology on society are some themes of this film. Rated R.

March 19 — “The Breakfast Club”
One of the movies most associated with the 1980s, John Hughe’s teen comedy is about adventure, life and identity crisis. A group of five high school students are forced to spend a Saturday morning together in detention. At first, the characters disassociate themselves from each other, but as the day progresses, they come together as they share adventures such as dodging the principal, trying weed and discussing life. Rated R.

Contact:
Rob Baker
Student Programs Board
426-3835