This Wednesday, pop in to Wendy’s Subway, non-profit reading and writing space, to watch “Z,” a classic of international cinema which echoes a political discontent we are still feeling nearly 50 years after “Z”‘s release.

The screening is part of a series “that feature[s] populations behaving badly: owning their stories, owning themselves, disidentifying, and generally fucking with the mold.”

Series organizer Kevin Cassem says, “Thus far the films we have chosen are striking visual works that cover an immense array of socio-political issues including racism, sexism, classism, growing up, diaspora, and identity. Through watching films in a relaxed environment, we hope to create a space to talk not only about the work, but also about issues endemic in the US.”