Hastings College alumnus, Scott Moore ’94, will present his film “Reparando” as a part of the Omaha Film Festival at 2:30 p.m., Saturday, March 5 at the Great Escape Theatre in Omaha.

HC alum Jason Levering ’97, Executive Director of the Omaha Film Festival, and Moore have invited Hastings College students, faculty, staff and alumni to attend this special screening at a discounted price and to attend a post-show gathering to discuss the film with Scott that evening.

According to an Omaha Film Festival press release, “Reparando” is a documentary on Guatemala’s struggle to repair itself and its people following a 36-year civil war. The documentary follows Shorty, a pastor and former gang member, and Tita, who started a school in Guatemala’s most notorious slum, as they join forces to invoke positive change and repair the country and its people. The show is appropriate for all ages.

For more information on “Reparando,” visit www.reparandomovie.com.

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