Take a Journey With Film Series

LEXINGTON, Ky. (Jan. 15, 2013) — It’s all about the journey for the Late Night Film Series’ start of the spring semester.

The week begins with a screening of “Little Miss Sunshine” at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 15. Then, showing on Thursday, Jan. 16, “Sallah” at 7 p.m. and “We’re the Millers” at 10 p.m.  All films are free and located in Worsham Theater.

“Little Miss Sunshine” portrays a family’s journey across the country in their old Volkswagen Type 2 to get their 7-year-old daughter to the Little Miss Sunshine beauty pageant in Redondo Beach, Calif. (Rated R, 101 minutes).

“Sallah,” the most successful film in Israeli history, tells the story of new immigrant Sallah and his family, who are left in a shack in a government settlement camp near their promised apartment and are abandoned for months in this sharp, hilarious satire. The family patriarch makes comical attempts to earn money and get better housing. (Rated R, 110 minutes).

A desperate pot dealer blackmails a struggling stripper, teen runaway and his dorky neighbor into posing as his family in a trip across the border as a drug mule in “We’re the Millers.” (Rated R, 110 minutes).

Worsham Theater is located on the first floor of the University of Kentucky Student Center Addition.  All Late Night Film Series screenings are free to students, staff, faculty, and guests. For more information, contact scfilmseries@gmail.com. All screenings are sponsored by the Student Center Director’s Office.