Directed by Carolina Jabor (Brazil, 2017) We provide the film; you provide the popcorn! Join CLAS for a virtual film screening. What if the only evidence of a crime is the testimony of a parent interpreting the unclear words of her child? Alex is a young boy on the swimming team. Noticing that his father’s pressure has affected the boy’s behavior, Coach Rubens tries to offer emotional support. But then Alex’s mother says her son confessed that Rubens was inappropriate with him in the locker room. The community quickly turns against the coach, vandalizing his car and even assaulting him. Everyone wants to believe the child. But what if the story isn’t true? Is the town rushing to judgment? 90 minutes. Portuguese with English subtitles. “Perceptive...An attractive male swimming instructor is accused of inappropriately kissing a six-year-old boy in Carolina Jabor’s perceptive, handsomely made Liquid Truth.” – Jay Weissberg, VARIETY This film will be available for streaming any time from Wednesday, April 21, to Wednesday, April 28. To access the film during that time, click on “CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE LINK”, below, in the “Webcast” section.” Username: SFC@UCBerkeley Password: CLASBerkeley This film will also be shown in person on Thursday, April 28 at 7 pm PST at Anthro 160. For more information, see: https://events.berkeley.edu/index.php/calendar/sn/clas.html?event_ID=14… The Spanish Film Club series is made possible with the support of Pragda, SPAIN arts & culture, and the Secretary of State for Culture of Spain.