Reel Talk: White Dog (1982)

Reel Talk: Films That Spark Conversation
White Dog (1982)

Join us for the kickoff of our Reel Talk series, featuring films that provoke thought and meant to start a discussion. This month, Join us for the launch of our Reel Talk series with Samuel Fuller’s White Dog (1982), a gripping film that confronts racism and systemic hatred through a powerful and provocative narrative.

While our guest speaker won’t be available for this first screening, we’ll still hold a thoughtful discussion after the film. Be part of an engaging conversation on this impactful and challenging piece of cinema. Refreshments provided!.

Every two months there will be a guest lecturer leading the conversations. 

Synopsis:

White Dog (1982) tells the story of a woman who rescues a stray dog, only to discover it has been trained to attack Black people. A determined animal trainer works to deprogram the dog, tackling themes of racism and human conditioning.

 
 

Event Details:

Guest-Led Discussion: Before the screening, join us for a 15-minute discussion led by a guest, exploring the themes and background of White Dog.
Post-Screening Conversation: After the film, stay for an engaging dialogue about its powerful message, its relevance today, and its impact on viewers.

This will be an opportunity to share your insights in a welcoming environment. Refreshments will be provided.