I Learn (Marseille/New York). The exhibit is about to start!

Dear Charlie,

To mark this occasion we're invited at  the exhibit opening on Wednesday, January 18 @ 4:00. I'll be taking a group of 21 students to represent the 3 year groups. (7 X3)
 Priority will be given to those of you appearing in the exhibit or having lent an object that will be appearing but the others can come too. If you're interested, please let me know asap.
We will of course all be coming back later to visit the exceptional exhibit at leisure.
https://www.facebook.com/events/154840185005274/

A film projection will also be organized so those of you who have not been able to watch the film and would like to see it are more than welcome to come at 5:00
https://www.facebook.com/events/1202997056486858/

If you are available and keen on human geography fan, you can also come to a debate in French comparing NYC and Marseille as cosmopolitan cities.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1671091479849198/

A quick reminder. Special event. We need you!

Dear Charlie,
I hope to see you at the first session of the documentary film/debate evening organised by the new English/History Geography cinema club in the presence of the American consulate, open to all the students of the school and I believe of particular interest for the OIB crowd.
The first film shown will be I learn America
http://ilearnamerica.com/ 
The film is really worth seeing.
It will be followed by a debate and you will certainly want to debate.
Besides, I've just found out that we will have the privilege  of meeting and debating with Mrs Annie Polland , Vice President of the Lower East Side Tenement Museum in  NYC
https://www.tenement.org/

I'll be there and I  hope that even if the event is not mandatory, I  will see you and many OIB students for this special film and  special guest straight from America on MONDAY, DECEMBER 14th at 17:45 in the  "Salle Polyvalente". The event should last until 7:45 or 8:00 P.M.
I'm counting on you.
Mrs. C.

Outdoor movie night: America, America

Dear Charlie,

If I were you ,I'd go to Place Villeneuve-Bargemon on the Vieux Port on Saturday, September 12th you'll be able to watch a great classic: America, America by Elia Kazan

http://www.moma.org/explore/inside_out/2013/11/19/elia-kazans-america-america/

See you there.
Best,
Mrs. C

As I feared, because of the uncertain weather the event was cancelled (which is why I ended up not going hoping that none of you went there in vain) and was postponed to THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 @ 8:00 P.M. @ the Cinémathèque (Marseille 1er)
No risk of cancellation this time, it is indoors.
And that means that if you wanted to go and could not last Saturday, there's a second chance.