Lili (1953) is a tender, poetic classic that blends romance, fantasy, and quiet emotional depth. Set in a whimsical European village, the film follows Lili, a shy and lonely young woman who finds unexpected connection and healing among carnival performers — including a brooding puppeteer whose heart speaks more honestly through his marionettes than in real life.

With its dreamlike atmosphere, gentle humor, and unforgettable puppetry scenes, Lili explores themes of vulnerability, kindness, and the courage it takes to be seen. This is a rare opportunity to experience a timeless film that feels both innocent and emotionally sophisticated — perfect for viewers who love lyrical cinema and human stories told softly but truthfully.

Time: 6:00-8:00 pm EST

Free!