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After an absence of many years, Antonio's estranged son is coming to visit. Bedridden, he looks out his window at the Patagonian landscape and sees light and life, the past and the present, while sensing the future. He decides to secretly leave the house, unseen by his faithful caretakers, to take what might be a last walk in his fields, breathing the air, treading the earth, inhaling the scent of the land that had been his life. What could otherwise seem like insignificant memories or moments in one's life, take a special, beautiful meaning and weight in this poetic, humanistic film.
The library is thrilled to announce our new LANGUAGE LEARNING online program, MANGO! Mango uses audio and video to help you learn new languages quickly and easily.
The Dennis Public Library is offering Spanish French Brazilian Portuguese Russian ESL Spanish (English for native Spanish speakers) ESL Brazilian Portuguese (English for native Portuguese speakers)
To get the most out of your language learning experience, create a PROFILE on the MANGO page with your library card number and email address - that way, you can keep track of your lessons and always pick up where you left off.
Harm de Blij - author, professor, and television personality - will speak to our audience. Born in the Netherlands, de Blij is a geographer who has brought his remarkable insight to ABC's "Good Morning America," NBC News, and PBS' "The Power of Place." He specializes in geopolitical and environmental issues and is the author of more than 30 books and over 100 articles. His most recent book, "Why Geography Matters," argues that America's persistent geographic illiteracy constitutes a national security risk. Come and broaden your horizons and your view of our world.
The Finest Hours - Discover the true story behind one of the U.S. Coast Guard's most daring sea rescues. The event took place off the coast of Cape Cod on February 18, 1952. Lives hung in the balance as two fractured oil tankers foundered in stormy seas with waves reaching 70 feet high. Telling this tale of survival, heroism, and tragic mistakes, Tougias uses words and images to evoke the life and death drama that unfolded on that wintry day. Tougias co-authored, “The Finest Hours,” and he has written other critically acclaimed books including, “Fatal Forecast: An Incredible True Tale of Disaster and Survival at Sea” and “Tens Hours until Dawn: The True Story of Heroism and Tragedy Aboard the Can Do."