A group of embattled librarians in Texas, Florida and beyond, join forces as unlikely defenders fighting for intellectual freedom on the front lines of democracy.

Directed by Kim A. Snyder (Newtown, Us Kids) and executive produced by Sarah Jessica Parker, this timely documentary follows a group of embattled librarians who, during an unprecedented wave of book banning in Texas, Florida and beyond, join forces as unlikely defenders fighting for intellectual freedom on the front lines of democracy.

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	Please note this event will take place at The Book Nook (24 Upper Craigs, Stirling FK8 2DG) NOT Macrobert Arts Centre. Central Scotland Documentary Festival brings cinema to the city! A unique documentary viewing experience taking place at Stirling's only indie bookshop café: The Book Nook (24 Upper Craigs, Stirling FK8 2DG). Join us for a screening of Kim A. Snyder’s hard-hitting new documentary The Librarians, which follows a group of embattled librarians who, during an unprecedented wave of book banning across the USA, join forces as unlikely defenders fighting for intellectual freedom on the front lines of democracy. The café will be open from 7pm, serving a selection of homemade cakes and hot drinks for you to purchase. With a variety of seating available, there is something for everyone, so get down early to score your favourite spot. Come along for an unforgettable evening of film, celebrating the significance of storytelling from shelf to screen. Want to take in as much of #CSDF25 as possible? Why not purchase one of our festival passes and see as many films across the festival as you like. Passes available from £15/£10 (students) <a href="https://www.macrobertartscentre.org/csdf-festival-pass">Purchase Festival Pass</a>
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The Librarians

Friday 31st October

7:30 pm

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£8.00