OLLI Movies that Matters: “Out of Many, One: The Immigrant’s Story

What does it take to become a U.S. citizen?
What does it take to become a U.S. citizen?

OLLI Movies that Matter uses the power of documentary films to educate, inform and create dialogue. The next films in the series are "Out of Many, One: The Immigrant's Story" and "Take 5: American Haze."

The documentary “Out of Many, One” is a loving profile of the Citizenship Project, the New York Historical Society’s free program that assists green card holders in preparing for the USCIS Naturalization Exam, which tests knowledge of United States history and civics. Building to a naturalization ceremony conducted by Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the film captures the anxieties and sacrifices—as well as the pride—of hopeful immigrants who have made the journey here.

“American Haze” offers a look at immigration through the personal lens of comedian and filmmaker Kiran Deol's own family's story. Viewers get a glimpse into the glories and gritty realities of the immigrant experience.

Speaker: Max Graves, executive director, Center for Legal Immigration Assistance, Lincoln, Neb.

Open to the public. OLLI membership is not required. Registration is required.

Event Day: Thursday, Nov 14
Time: 7-9 p.m.
Location: Cornhusker Bank, Community Room, 8310 O St.
Cost: Free of Charge

Register online:
https://cehs25.unl.edu/wconnect/ace/quickpick.awp

Register by telephone: 402-472-6265