Starting at 8 p.m. in the Dryden Theatre is a screening of the Rochester International Film Fesitval featuring:

• Jaya (Puja Maewal, USA, 19 min.): "Inspired by a true story, Jaya survives the gruesome life on the streets in Mumbai by posing as a boy."
• The ART POLICE (Jonah Zeiger and Kimberly Harwood, USA, 12 min.): "When Harry writes himself into a prison of his own imagination, only his fictional characters can break him out."
• Nzara '76 (Jon Noble, USA, 19 min.): "A fictionalized account of the first break out of the Ebola virus in Sudan."
• Taxistop (Marie Enthoven, Belgium, 21 min.): "Because of a railway strike, Anthony must go to Geneva by carpooling. Five different personalities are confined together on this crazy trip."
• Drone Strike (Chris Richmond, United Kingdom, 21 min.): "A day in the life of a devoted father and a RAF drone pilot who is juggling the normality of his domestic life with the warped reality of firing hellfire missiles 4,000 miles away in Afghanistan."
• The Last Session (Natxo Fuentes, Spain, 14 min.): "During the last picture show, screening the last of 35mm film, a young couple is meeting and an older couple is reminiscing."

[source: Rochester International Film Fesitval website, 2015-Apr-20]