After forty years and forty thousand students, Robert Reich had one lecture left to give.

The Last Class follows Robert Reich through his final semester at UC Berkeley, where one thousand students heard him teach "Wealth and Poverty" for the last time. Reich confronts his own aging with a candor he has never shown publicly, while pressing his students with the questions that have shaped his life: who do we want to be as a country, and what kind of democracy do we still have it in us to build?

We are screening The Last Class at a deliberate moment. As America celebrates its 250th anniversary this year, the questions Reich is asking his students are the questions the country itself is asking.

Ian Cheney, the film's Executive Producer and one of our favorite Maine filmmakers, will join us for a Q&A after the screening.

Free parking is available on Main Street, Friendship Street, Jefferson St, in the 8 unreserved spaces on Glidden Street; in the Kuhn Parking lot (beside the masonic lodge on Main Street); and in the lot behind Perch and The Narrows Tavern. Please DO NOT park on School Street, Shady Lane or in the 2 Reserved spaces on Glidden Ave, as parking there is prohibited and strictly enforced.

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