Beginning with the quirky independent film Sunshine Cleaning on Tuesday, Sept. 1, this season’s Free Fall Film Festival at Missouri S&T will include an eclectic mix of foreign and domestic feature films and documentaries.

“The S&T Film Festival is completing its 35th year this semester,” says Dr. James J. Bogan Jr., Curators’ Teaching Professor of art history and film at Missouri S&T and director of the film series. “The lineup continues the tradition of making films available that would otherwise not be screened in Rolla. Everybody is invited to give it a try.”

The films are free and open to the public. The movies will be shown at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays in Leach Theatre of Castleman Hall.

The Fall Free Film Festival includes the following motion pictures:

• Sunshine Cleaning – Sept. 1
• The Reader – Sept. 8
• The Navigator – Sept. 15
• Man on Wire – Sept. 22
• Death at a Funeral – Sept. 29
• Sin Nombre – Oct. 6
• Happy Go Lucky – Oct. 13
• The Brother from Another Planet – Oct. 20
• Scarlet Street – Oct. 27
• Mister Johnson – Nov. 3
• FLOW – Nov. 10
• The Limits of Control – Nov. 17
• The Amazon and Beyond, with filmmaker Ryan Wylie – Dec. 1
• Encounters at the End of the World – Dec. 8

The S&T Film Festival is supported by the Missouri Arts Council and the university’s Campus Performing Arts Series; Curtis Laws Wilson Library; Student Union Board; office of the chancellor; civil, architectural and environmental engineering department; and arts, languages and philosophy department.

For more information about the film festival, call 341-4185.