After finishing the second Inspector Kaldis book while on vacation Memorial Day, I was really glad to write a review.  The books are short but packed with lots of color, and the colors are bright Aegean blue and blinding cloud white and dusty hillside tan. Oh, and blood red, dark as night, with occasional flashes of lurid orange.

Have you seen Moneyball yet?  This movie based on a true story is quite engaging.  Not much of a baseball fan, I still found myself  involved and enjoying this biopic.  There are some funny moments and inspiring ones, as well as the poignancy and sadness of Billy Beane's career and efforts, the focus of the story.  Rated PG-13 for language, there really isn't too much objectionable to this movie.

    Perfect sitcom material! The Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz are the height of sleuth spoofs!

The Feature Film group at Carnegie had a record crowd last Thursday with 20 people coming to watch Meryl Streep play former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher!  Hope you'll all come back and bring your friends next month to see War Horse on June 7th at 6 pm in the auditorium.

The next film group showing will be at 6 pm on Thursday, May 3rd, in the Carnegie Auditorium.  We will be watching Oscar winner Iron Lady, starring Meryl Streep (PG13).  Refreshments will be served.  Join us!!!!