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on Screen/In person<br />
The <strong>Rehoboth</strong> <strong>Beach</strong> <strong>Film</strong> <strong>Society</strong> is proud to once again be selected by the Mid-<br />
Atlantic Arts Foundation to be a host site for the On Screen/In Person film touring<br />
program. The goal of this program is to bring the vision of some of the country’s best<br />
independent filmmakers to a broad audience throughout the mid-Atlantic region,<br />
especially in communities with limited access to their work. On Screen/In Person<br />
will tour new independent, American films, including animation, documentaries,<br />
experimental, and narrative work accompanied by the filmmaker.<br />
On Screen/In Person is a six-film series and the <strong>Film</strong> <strong>Society</strong> is pleased to be able to<br />
screen one of the films as part of this year’s Festival.<br />
DISLeCKSIa: The MovIe<br />
About one American in seven has some degree of dyslexia. It’s a condition that<br />
makes it hard to learn to read the same way other people do. With some special<br />
techniques, taught or self-invented, most people with dyslexia can learn to<br />
function normally, and many are brilliant, talented, and successful. In the<br />
comic documentary Dislecksia: The Movie, dyslexic director Harvey Hubbell,<br />
with assistance from dyslexic writer Jeremy Brecher and several dyslexic<br />
crewmembers, presents the latest scientific knowledge about dyslexia and the<br />
experiences of dyslexics. Viewers will come to know dyslexics and those who<br />
teach and study them, not just as statistics or talking heads, but as individuals.<br />
And they’ll know a lot about dyslexia: its causes, its effects, and what can be<br />
done about it. Dislecksia: The Movie will give viewers a better understanding<br />
of the condition. It will also give dyslexics and their families hope, as well as a<br />
crash course in how to keep smiling.<br />
[Dir. Harvey Hubbell, 2011, US, DVD, 85 mins.]<br />
Includes post-screening Q&A with the director.<br />
Website: www.dyslexiathemovie.com/films/dislecksia.html<br />
On Screen/In Person is made possible by the Mid Atlantic Arts<br />
Foundation through the generous support of the National Endowment<br />
for the Arts’ Regional Touring Program. A Special thanks to the<br />
Delaware Division of the Arts for additional financial support.<br />
suN NOV 11 10:25 Am-12:05 pm<br />
Upcoming On Screen/In Person screenings:<br />
Feb 23, 2013: Cafeteria Man<br />
Mar 9, 2013: Abel Raises Cain<br />
Apr 20, 2013: What We Need Is The Impossible