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

• My Dear Americans (Arpita Kumar, USA, 7 min.): "Tejpreet, a recent immigrant to the U.S., is reluctant to embrace her new American identity. In contrast, her husband celebrates everything American until they encounter hatred."
• Tuning Oscar (Mikel Alvariño, Spain, 20 min.): "Sometimes it's hard to start a new relationship when a former lover constantly appears."
• Children of Stateless (Moonsik Chung, South Korea, 14 min.): "A Myanmar child's life, education and work at the Mae-La Refugee Camp in Thailand."
• Open 24 Hours (Henry Chaisson, USA, 7 min.): "A man buying duct tape and rope cannot convince the clerk he is in a hurry."
• Plato Para Dos (Party of Two) (Eugenia Llaguno, Spain, 14 min.): "A couple's anniversary dinner takes an unexpected turn."
• Between Times (Max Porter & Ru Kuwahata, USA, 7 min.): "From the wall of a small town bakery, a cuckoo clock recounts the the day when bread was sliced one second thick and time rarely flowed at an even rate."
• Carry On (Yatao Li, China, 17 min.): "A Chinese father tries to protect his daughter from the Japanese who have occupied China during World War II."
• Golosinas (Candies) (Iván López, Spain, 12 min.): "Two people have a chance encounter many years after they had first met. Time has passed and both have changed."

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