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Off work for Presidents Day today? What better excuse are you going to have to make your way to the movies for a free movie in the middle of the afternoon?

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In celebration of Black History Month, free screenings of the documentaries The House With a Church In It and I Am A Man have been added to today's schedule at <a href="http://www.circlecinema.com/">Circle Cinema</a>.

The films will show every hour, on the hour in the Quad theater (find it on the south side of the building) beginning at 3pm. The last screening will show at 8pm. The total run time for the films is 37 minutes.

The films will show Tuesday, too, beginning at 11am with hourly screenings until 9pm.

<strong>A synopsis of I Am A Man: </strong>
In 1968, Elmore Nickleberry stood among 1,300 other African-American men in Memphis who collectively asserted their right to be treated with dignity. Filmed on location in Memphis in late 2008, this 30 minute film offers a modern-day look at the legacy of Mr. Nickleberry and others like him. Their inspiring story is tied to character traits and principles just as valuable today as they were more than 40 years ago.  30 min.

<strong>Synopsis of The House With A Church In It: </strong>
This Land Press Presents an intimate and beautifully shot story of Andrew Phillips an the Mt. Rose Baptist Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Produced and directed by Matt Leach and Sterlin Harjo.  7 min.

<strong>Monday's schedule of films in the Circle 2 theater:</strong>
<ul>
	<li>9:30am Biutiful (Oscar-nominated for Best Foreign Film and Best Actor)</li>
	<li>Noon     Live Action Shorts (Oscar-nominated)</li>
	<li>2:10pm The Illusionist (Oscar-nominated for Best Animated Feature)</li>
	<li>3:50      Rabbit Hole (Oscar-nominated for Best Actress)</li>
	<li>5:45       Animated Shorts (Oscar-nominated)</li>
	<li>7:30       Seventh Seal (from the Essential Arthouse classic film series)</li>
</ul>
It's a movie kind of day - skip the multiplex and check out Tulsa's own independent theater, at 12 S. Lewis Ave.