Every Saturday afternoon, join fellow film aficionados of the Village for an in-depth organic discussion of films new and old. Watch the selected film any time–or enjoy the discussion and be persuaded to view it after!

This week’s movie is: The Life of Chuck: 2025, 1hr 50min, R.T. 80%

From the Stephen King short story of the same name, the film tells the story of Chuck’s life in three parts: the very end; one day in the middle; and a stint from his teenage years. His life, like most of ours, is simple and extraordinary. A line from Walt Whitman’s Song of Myself–“I contain multitudes” (stanza 51)–is repeated several times. Film critics’ most used word describing the film is “magical.” Do you agree? Don’t be afraid to watch it again when you’re done.