$2 students, $3 public. (Note: These screenings are not free as originally advertised)
Michael Mann's white-hot crime drama "Public Enemies" covers the final year of bank robber John Dillinger's life. But just beneath its bullet-pocked surface are substantial insights about the limits of law enforcement, the point at which society's guardians do more damage than its thieves. It fits neatly on the shelf with "Bonnie and Clyde" and "The Godfather." Read our review.
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