The ATA's Anti-Fascist Film Series, starting July 27, focuses on films that celebrate successful resistance against fascism, diverging from the typical horror-centric narratives. It features works such as Maria de Medeiros' *April Captains*, which illustrates the peaceful Carnation Revolution in Portugal, alongside other notable films including *No*, *The Great Dictator*, and *Argentina, 1985*. The series spans from July 11 to August 1, aiming to provide a discourse on democratic struggles in both historical and contemporary contexts, while highlighting the importance of civic engagement in preserving democracy.
This summer, ATA's Anti-Fascist Film Series emphasizes successful resistance against fascism, showcasing films that highlight the restoration of democracy through historic events.
The series opens with Maria de Medeiros' *April Captains*, a portrayal of the near-bloodless Carnation Revolution that restored democracy in Portugal after years of authoritarian rule.
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