Come join us on Saturday, September 20, at 6pm for special screening of Como agua para chocolate (Like Water for Chocolate) — a sensual and stirring Mexican classic directed by Alfonso Arau and based on the bestselling novel by Laura Esquivel.

Set during the Mexican Revolution, the film tells the story of Tita, a young woman whose deep emotions are channeled into her cooking. Forbidden to marry the man she loves, Tita expresses her passion, sorrow, and rebellion through food — with magical results. This film is rich in love, tradition, family drama, and magical realism, offering a beautiful taste of Mexican culture and storytelling.

After the movie, stick around for a discussion in Spanish led by Ryan Woodall. It’s a perfect chance to practice listening and speaking in a relaxed, social setting! Drinks will be provided! Limited to 12 students. Please note that you need to be in the Intermediate or higher levels to attend. Cost to attend is $30 and you can use your $15 course credit toward this event.