The Greater Sudbury Public Library will be presenting free movie matinees for Seniors and other adults. Each month one movie will be shown in English and one in French, at the Main Library, 74 MacKenzie St. at 1 pm on the following days:
Thursday, Jan. 10: Away From Her: Drama. 110 minutes. 
Married for 50 years, Grant and Fiona's life together is full
of tenderness and humour, complicated now by Fiona's memory
loss. Moving Fiona into a nursing home specializing in
Alzheimer's disease, Grant embarks on the greatest act of
self-sacrifice of his life.
Thursday, Jan. 24: La Vie secrète des gens heureux.
(French.) Drama. 141 minutes.
The Dufresne family is the perfect family.  However, when
their son Thomas falls in love with Audrey, their entire family
life is shattered and the romantic comedy they were living
slowly slides toward tragedy... a beautiful and cruel
tragedy.
Thursday, Feb. 14: The Painted Veil. Drama. 124 minutes. The
Painted
Veil is a love story in the 1920's that tells the story of
a young English couple. Walter, a doctor, and Kitty, an
upper-class woman, get married for all the wrong reasons and
relocate to Shanghai, where she falls in love with someone
else.
Thursday, Feb.28: La Neuvaine (French) Drama. 137 minutes.
Seriously traumatized by a tragic event, Jeanne, an emergency
room doctor, leaves her home in Montreal and finds herself on
the dock in Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré. As she prepares to commit
suicide, a young man shows up, and after talking her out of her
desperate act, decides that he needs to watch over her.
Thursday, Mar. 13: Secrets and Lies. Drama. 142 minutes.
A family is forced to confront the personal issues they've been
avoiding for years when Cynthia, a working-class Englishwoman,
receives a phone call from a woman who claims to be the
daughter she put up for adoption years ago.
Thursday, Mar. 27: La Tourneuse de pages. (French) Drama.
142 minutes.
Melanie, a young working-class girl with a passion for the
piano has an important audition. During the audition, one of
the judges, an internationally-acclaimed pianist, disrupts the
audition to give an autograph, disturbing Melanie's
concentration. As a result, Melanie gives up the piano. Ten
years later, Melanie is 20-years-old and forms a relationship
with the same woman.
The movies are free and everyone is welcome.
Please phone Lise Larose at 673-1155, ext. 225 for more information or e-mail [email protected]
