Selena
2019-05-04 12:00 - 14:00 | Museum of the Moving Image - Bartos Screening
Dir. Gregory Nava. 1997, 127 min. 35mm. With Jennifer Lopez, Edward James Olmos, Lupe Ontiveros. Selena, a touching, effervescent, and ultimately tragic biopic, tells the story of the Grammy-winning Tejano singer Selena, who was killed at age 23 by her fan-club president. Lopez shines in the title role of the movie, which chronicles the performer's rise to stardom and explores her relationship with her tight-knit family, including a domineering yet loving father. The film does not shy away from depicting the sexist and racist attitudes Selena had to transcend as a Mexican-American female lead vocalist. For aspiring musicians, this movie shows the amount of work, dedication, and perseverance it took Selena and her family to find success. Recommended for ages 10+

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Please note, this screening will be Sensory Friendly with the lights left on, but dimmed, and volume lower.

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